WORLD● LOW4h ago · Sep 26, 2026, 6:14 PM
In 1929, Alaska moved 8 Roosevelt elk calves to Afognak Island for meat and hunting; the herd grew to over 1,400 individuals and is now managed through limited annual hunts
Clarín · north america
The recovery of the herd allows for the hunting of females, albeit in a restricted manner. The species has been threatened by lack of food, very harsh winters, and, of course, uncontrolled hunting.
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