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Wyoming bison herd hunted
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JANUARY 8, 2000 The bison herd in Grand Teton National Park has a population of 560, 160 over its target population. A recent bison hunt held by the state of Wyoming resulted in the deaths of 18, not enough to affect the entire population, said a park official. The state allows bison to be killed on federal forest land, private, and state land. Get the Story:
Jackson bison herd grows to 560 (The Billings Gazette 1/8)
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