Montana Outdoors Vol 22 No 3 May/jun 1991
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Other reports have speculated the animal was a moose or elk." A Kansas City Star story on March 22 reported that "They don't know where he came from or how he wound up in Missouri. They think, however, that he is the elk seen by hunters last fall north of the Missouri River, in Ray and Chariton counties. The elk has appar- ently taken up residence in a heavily wooded area between the Independence Center Shopping Mall and housing divi- sions along the R.D. Mize Road." The Jackson County Advocate... report- ed in a March 29 article, "Residents traveling on Highway 291 in eastern Jackson County might use a little extra caution, because they might hit an adult bull elk. One caller to the Department of Conservation reported seeing the big- gest deer in the world." In an outdoor column, the March 29 edition of the Kansas City Banner reported, "A resi- dent who lives near R.D. Mize said she had seen the animal but thought it was some kind of horse. However, when all the stories [appeared] of an antelope, elk or moose...
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Other reports have speculated the animal was a moose or elk." A Kansas City Star story on March 22 reported that "They don't know where he came from or how he wound up in Missouri. They think, however, that he is the elk seen by hunters last fall north of the Missouri River, in Ray and Chariton counties. The elk has appar- ently taken up residence in a heavily wooded area between the Independence Center Shopping Mall and housing divi- sions along the R.D. Mize Road." The Jackson County Advocate... report- ed in a March 29 article, "Residents traveling on Highway 291 in eastern Jackson County might use a little extra caution, because they might hit an adult bull elk. One caller to the Department of Conservation reported seeing the big- gest deer in the world." In an outdoor column, the March 29 edition of the Kansas City Banner reported, "A resi- dent who lives near R.D. Mize said she had seen the animal but thought it was some kind of horse. However, when all the stories [appeared] of an antelope, elk or moose...
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 22 No 3 May/jun 1991?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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