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It seems everyone got the memo on the 5500 Ran into all the vehicles on the 5500. My dad and grandson have the permit. Did not see any elk the first two days. Was very surprised at the decline of elk in the unit. Did find a dead cow that was dead for a week or so. No hoof rot--just a bullet hole! I should not have burned their points for this tag but a few years ago there were quite a few elk.
That's correct but they already did that. Last year was the last of the "surplus" cow tags to accomplish the heard reduction.But this spring they start eliminating severe cases of hoof rot elk. Witch I expect this number of killed elk be beyond anyone's expectations unfortunately
Quote from: Big6bull on November 27, 2014, 12:58:13 PMThat's correct but they already did that. Last year was the last of the "surplus" cow tags to accomplish the heard reduction.But this spring they start eliminating severe cases of hoof rot elk. Witch I expect this number of killed elk be beyond anyone's expectations unfortunately My question is...They have known of hoof rot and the possibility of having to eliminate the contaminated elk for a number of years; why would they give out all those permits, when there was a strong possibility of having to go in and shoot off contaminated elk?That is poor game management IMO, unless there is something I am not aware of.