August 7, 2018
This photo, taken on a game camera on June 26, 2018, shows the first elk calf born and bred in West Virginia since elk were wiped out in West Virginia in the 1870s. Three calves were born in the Mountain State last June, but those were bred in Kentucky. (Courtesy WVDNR)
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The elk accidentally consumed snails that had eaten brainworm eggs.
By Associated Press
February 4, 2020
According to Randy Kelley, elk project leader for the state Division of Natural Resources, 10 to 15 calves appear to have been born between late May and mid-June. Kelley said the exact number is not yet known.
By By John McCoy, HD Media, Special to the Williams-Grand Canyon News
August 7, 2018
