The Wisconsin DNR is asking for any tips from the public regarding the illegal killing of the elk, known as #244.

Last year’s 38 agreements provided 67 free elk tags. Out of the 61 who responded to a request for information, FWP found ...

Elk were eliminated from Wisconsin in the 1880s due to unregulated hunting and habitat loss, according to the Wisconsin DNR. The bull served as one of the primary breeding bulls for the Central ...

When it was found dead March 18, the antlers were no longer on bull #244. Elk were native to Wisconsin but wiped out by the 1880s due to unregulated hunting and habitat loss, according to the DNR.

North Dakota elk's herd is thriving, and results from a three-year study in the Badlands has provided insights into movement patterns and survival rates of herds in the western part of the state. Bill ...

A large bull elk, known as #244, was illegally killed in Jackson County, Wisconsin. The elk was part of a reintroduction program and contributed significantly to the herd's growth. The Wisconsin ...

Information from those collars provided more than 1 million datapoints on elk locations, Haase said. “We were able to learn a lot of information about what those elk do, their travel corridors ...