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Abundant spring and summer moisture across southeast Wyoming this year means that big game herds are heading into the fall and winter in good condition. For hunters, a healthy habitat means healthy herds.

“In general, habitat conditions look pretty good across the region, which should translate into some pretty good antler and horn growth on big game animals and decent body condition going into the fall,” said Rick King, Laramie wildlife supervisor for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.

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