Controlling fertility: Wildlife commission considers allowing DOW to manage problems
Elk herds in Colorado, such as this small herd near Gunnison, traditionally have been controlled by legal hunting seasons. A policy proposal before the Colorado Wildlife Commission would open the door to using fertility drugs in cases were hunting isn’t feasible or allowed.
Dave Buchanan
Elk herds in Colorado, such as this small herd near Gunnison, traditionally have been controlled by legal hunting seasons. A policy proposal before the Colorado Wildlife Commission would open the door to using fertility drugs in cases were hunting isn’t feasible or allowed.
By
Dave Buchanan
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Taking care of business with a needle, not a gun, will be on the agenda this week for the Colorado Wildlife Commission.
When the commission sits down to its December workshop Thursday in…
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