By Mike Koshmrl JACKSON HOLE NEWS & GUIDE
JACKSON,
Wyo. – (AP) Jackson Hole’s largest elk herd is thriving and appears to have
grown slightly over the past year after hunters had a historically tough time
finding animals and filling tags.
Wyoming Game
and Fish Department harvest data for 2019 estimates that 794 hunters who
targeted zones roamed by the Jackson Elk Herd found success and filled their
freezer, according to the “Jackson Hole News & Guide.”
The 30-year
average harvest in the Jackson Herd is 2,098 elk, though the kill hasn’t
surpassed 2,000 since the early 2000s.
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