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Elk winter areas threatened by Steamboat growth and recreation
The Yampa Valley is home to two of the largest elk herds in the world, but competing for open space with the area's world-class winter recreational opportunities is putting a strain on the animals, wildlife officials say.
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by Mike McCollum
at 12:00am
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