Fewer pronghorn in North Dakota, due to tough winter, summer drought
7/25/2017 12:00:00 AM
CATEGORIES:
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
AFFECTED AREAS:
North Dakota
Start Date: 7/25/2017
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Pronghorn numbers were down 14 percent in North Dakota, found the state Game and Fish Department. The agency offered 410 licenses for the fall hunt, 44 percent fewer than in 2016.
"Numbers were a bit disappointing, but not unexpected due to a combination of a tough winter and extreme (summer) drought conditions," said Big Game Management Supervisor Bruce Stillings.
My San Antonio.com (Texas), July 25, 2017
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