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Deer traditionally take a lot of blame for destroying vegetation and wilderness habitat. Now for one area of the Rocky Mountain National Park, elk are the culprit. In an effort to save aspens, willows and beavers in the area, the park suggested culling the herd of 700 animals annually.
Rangers would enter the park at night, using silencers to trim the elk population. Night shooting is considered the best option because it won't disturb people enjoying the park during the day.
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