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If Missouri’s elk population grows enough, state conservation officials will allow hunters to apply for permits to hunt elk next year.The Missouri…
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Missouri’s elk herd has grown so much in recent years that state conservationists want to allow hunters the chance to hunt them.The Missouri Department of…
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Have you noticed the millions of armadillos wandering around the St. Louis area and across Missouri this summer? Okay, maybe not millions, but they’re…
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The Missouri Department of Conservation would have to pay up if two new legislative proposals become law.One pre-filed bill would require the department…
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A report released on Friday by the Missouri auditor's office says the state continued to overspend on its elk restoration project, even after a 2011 audit…
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A Missouri House interim committee heard testimony Monday on whether Chronic Wasting Disease, or CWD, poses a grave threat to the state's white tail deer…
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Lawmakers in Missouri will continue working on several issues this summer and fall in preparation for next year's legislative session.A number of interim…
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A total of 40 additional elk have arrived at Peck Ranch in southeastern Missouri, including a male calf born en route from Kentucky.This marks the third…
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This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon: Since the Missouri General Assembly adjourned on Friday, Gov. Jay Nixon hasn’t made much headway on…
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Efforts to reestablish an elk population in southeastern Missouri are now in their third year, and the Missouri Department of Conservation considers the…