A three-year assessment of elk in Washington’s Blue Mountains produced unclear results, leaving wildlife managers contemplating further research and speculating about what may be happening.

But calf survival increased to 47.5% in 2023 and 52.5% in 2024. Across all three years, elk calf survival was measured at 36.8% – high enough to promote herd stability and possibly even growth.

The choice to extend antlerless elk hunting in some areas of the province has opened up a pit in one hunter’s stomach. Lionel Willen, from Foam Lake, was disturbed that the provincial government would ...

The choice to extend antlerless elk hunting in some areas of the province has opened up a pit in one hunter’s stomach. Lionel Willen, from Foam Lake, was disturbed that the provincial government would ...

Cow moose and her calf (Alces alces) on the road licking the salt from the icy, snowy road, Alberta, Canada, Jasper Self drawing simple animation of single continuous one line drawing of moose.

Animal rights and Indigenous groups are calling on the Sask. government to cancel hunting licences that extend the hunting ...

From the peaks of the Lost Creek Wilderness, more than 2,000 elk migrate annually down to South Park near the towns of Fairplay and Jefferson for the winter. These herds have been traveling these ...

REGINA — Large elk herds have become a big problem for farmers, but a plan to tackle the issue has raised ethical concerns. The province recently allowed a spring hunt in wildlife management ...