***SPOTTED*** Wild elk, like this bull recently photographed in Jefferson County, are increasingly common across Kansas. Once native, elk were extirpated from Kansas in the late 1800s. Stocking efforts decades ago re-established elk herds at Fort Riley, the Cimarron National Grasslands and Maxwell Wildlife Refuge. Wild elk from those herds and neighboring states have since established populations along the Arkansas River in western Kansas and the Ninnescah River in south-central Kansas. Most ind
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