02-21-2008, 05:48 PM
[font "Tempus Sans ITC"][#808000][size 3]I recieved this in an email today. It is from the Wyoming Game and Fish and it is very 
to see this going on. Read the contents of the email and then read the newsletter from the Game and Fish. I think they was supposed to send out the edited version but thats not what I got.[/size][/#808000][/font]
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Hello. This past weekend we received multiple calls on the Stop Poaching Hotline with complaints of people and dogs chasing deer and elk. Because of the severe winter conditions and our concern for the survival of local wildlife we appreciate any help in getting our message out to people to stay away from wintering wildlife and keep their dogs away as well. (I had several internal edits on this release so I apologize for not getting it to you sooner.)
The photo was taken by Neil Hymas, Cokeville Game Warden and he writes the following description:
This is a mule deer buck that gave in to the harsh winter conditions near Cokeville last week. I believe he may have had an injury to a foot, which lessened his chances of surviving the winter. He was also subject to some dog harassment and a little human contact before he finally died.[/size][/font]
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to see this going on. Read the contents of the email and then read the newsletter from the Game and Fish. I think they was supposed to send out the edited version but thats not what I got.[/size][/#808000][/font] [font "Tempus Sans ITC"][#808000][size 3]Later,[/size][/#808000][/font]
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Hello. This past weekend we received multiple calls on the Stop Poaching Hotline with complaints of people and dogs chasing deer and elk. Because of the severe winter conditions and our concern for the survival of local wildlife we appreciate any help in getting our message out to people to stay away from wintering wildlife and keep their dogs away as well. (I had several internal edits on this release so I apologize for not getting it to you sooner.)
The photo was taken by Neil Hymas, Cokeville Game Warden and he writes the following description:
This is a mule deer buck that gave in to the harsh winter conditions near Cokeville last week. I believe he may have had an injury to a foot, which lessened his chances of surviving the winter. He was also subject to some dog harassment and a little human contact before he finally died.[/size][/font]
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