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Old 02-21-2018, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by IR_mike View Post
I forget the number of elk, but there was a reintroduction done at Amadou lake in 1982 and the animals all dispersed. That winter a friend out by Newbrook had a old wooden granary with oats totally destroyed by a number of elk which was sort of odd as there always was the "odd" one or two in the area, but never the numbers indicated by the amount of sign at the granary.
Thats what I heard too. I have spent years hunting and sledding around that lake with no sign of elk. Wmu 509 and the farm fields it holds is a couple days walk from there for the elk. I would not be surprised if some found their way to that zone. I also know that a moose meat loving community nearby would have had a field day that first winter with freshly transplanted elk.
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