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Originally Posted by Irving
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Originally Posted by Irving
I have seen elk out as far east as Las Animas area. Is surprising to see them out that far from the mountains.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Had a yellow headed blackbird in the backyard.
https://youtu.be/wlfZHG0fHeA
I'm under the impression that before we hunted most of our big game to extinction, will share the plains with bison and other grazers. So we shouldn't be surprised, but I still am every time.Quote:
Originally Posted by whitewalrus
Elk went as far as the East coast back in the day.
I knew a guy who hunted elk out east of Limon. He always bagged some nice bulls out there.
They are in Pennsylvania today!Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
I forgot an important piece of information about those elk!
They were at 120 yards.
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Originally Posted by Irving
That is a fine example of the North American big game management method. Elk will again become plains animals, but I would guess some elk populations will still inhabit high elevation tundra and spruce-fir forests.
Are you familiar with the American Prairie Reserve project? I think it's pretty interesting. https://www.americanprairie.org/Quote:
Originally Posted by Hummer
Dan Flores is always pitching for it when he does podcast interviews.
EDIT: That reminds me that I need to read Coyote America by Dan Flores and America Before by Graham Hancock. Ordered just now.