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NGPC collaring data show wide elk movements; agency still in herd-reduction phase for many units
2552406 · January 1, 2025
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NGPC staff said GPS-collar research is revealing long seasonal movements and distinct ranges for elk, and that hunting remains the primary mortality source as the agency aims to reduce elk numbers in several units.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission staff reported progress in an elk GPS-collar study and summarized harvest and survival data for 2024.
Alicia Harden, wildlife division chief, and Luke Madoona discussed that NGPC had collared 161 elk to date for ongoing studies — 109 cows and 52 bulls — and planned another collaring effort in the coming…
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