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Elk and cattle both eat grass. Lawmakers mull compensating ranchers — for more than the grass is worth - Vimarsana News

Elk and cattle both eat grass. Lawmakers mull compensating ranchers — for more than the grass is worth

Wyoming wildlife managers worry that a proposed change to landowner compensation regulations could hurt efforts to get a handle on inflated elk populations.

Elk and cattle both eat grass. Lawmakers mull compensating ranchers — for more than the grass is worth - Vimarsana News

Elk and cattle both eat grass. Lawmakers mull compensating ranchers — for more than the grass is worth

Wyoming wildlife managers worry that a proposed change to landowner compensation regulations could hurt efforts to get a handle on inflated elk populations.

Wyoming mulls paying ranchers for grass lost to wildlife - Vimarsana News

Wyoming mulls paying ranchers for grass lost to wildlife

Proposed changes to the damage program come at the behest of the livestock lobby and cattle ranchers who live in parts of Wyoming with far too many elk.

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Wyoming might pay ranchers that lose grass to wildlife - Vimarsana News

Wyoming might pay ranchers that lose grass to wildlife

Proposed changes to the damage program come at the behest of the livestock lobby and cattle ranchers who live in parts of Wyoming with far too many elk.

Elk and cattle both eat grass. Lawmakers mull compensating ranchers — for more than the grass is worth - Vimarsana News

Elk and cattle both eat grass. Lawmakers mull compensating ranchers — for more than the grass is worth

Wyoming wildlife managers worry that a proposed change to landowner compensation regulations could hurt efforts to get a handle on inflated elk populations.