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BuzzH
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Yes indeed, the need for making fences more wildlife friendly and the importance of pronghorn being able to move across the landscape is pretty damn apparent. We need a few overpasses on I-80, better fencing, etc.
I'm hopeful that Brocks new group will help make improvements, would be huge step forward for pronghorn.
I'm hopeful that Brocks new group will help make improvements, would be huge step forward for pronghorn.
brocksw
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A great video and awesome work by WMI! It's timely and highlights why it's important to support the Sublette Pronghorn Migration Corridor Designation in Wyoming.
NAPF submitted supporting comments on it this week. I would encourage more folks to do the same. Deadline to comment is May 2!
NAPF submitted supporting comments on it this week. I would encourage more folks to do the same. Deadline to comment is May 2!
Sublette Antelope Migration Corridor | Wyoming Game & Fish Department
Wyoming is home to important mule deer and antelope migrations, including one of the longest antelope migrations in the continental United States. Each fall the Sublette antelope herd migrates south from summer ranges in the foothills of the Wyoming Range, Bondurant and Jackson Hole areas to...
wgfd.wyo.gov
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npaden
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Who owns that 94,000 acre section that is surrounded by woven wire fence?
Pretty amazing to see the GPS just completely skip those sections with woven wire fence.
Pretty amazing to see the GPS just completely skip those sections with woven wire fence.
WyoCoalMiner
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Multiple owners but the biggest is Quealy Properties. That area is covered with O&G development so not exactly easy living on that side of the fence.
BuzzH
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That collar data is the best thing that ever happened for wildlife in Wyoming. Finally, Montana seems to be getting the hint. The ability for animals to move across the landscape is so important for their yearly needs as well as their long-term survival. There have always been biologists, wardens, and even some of the hunting public that "knew" about migration, but this is another whole level.
The work the WMI has done is spectacular, I'm a huge fan of their work along with the GF on the importance of corridors.
Irrelevant
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Can you provide a copy of your comments so that we can
brocksw
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Pm me with your email. I’m reluctant to just put them on the web.
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