Published onOctober 7, 2022October 7, 2022inWyoming outdoors/News/wildlife/Hunting
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By Mark Heinz, outdoors reporter
Mark@CowboyStateDaily.com
A Wyoming bull elk that was shot on public land Monday, but made it on to private property before dying a slow death, was left to rot, the hunter who shot the bull claimed.
Josh Sunberg, an Iowa resident who frequently hunts in Wyoming, said he went back to the kill site later this week to see if the bull’s carcass was still there, and it was.
“By that time the meat would have been spoiled already,” Sunberg said in a text message to Cowboy State Daily on Friday.
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department declined to comment further on the matter, agency spokeswoman Sara DiRienzo said in an email to Cowboy State Daily on Friday.
Wanton Waste Of Game…
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