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Minnesota Moose Mystery managers:
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Gretchen Mehmel, Minnesota DNR - Wildlife
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During the last 25 years, moose numbers have declined
throughout northwestern Minnesota. In 1995, state and federal wildlife
managers began to take a closer look at the dynamics of these moose
populations. The Moose Mystery Challenge study
covers a large study area and uses a number of research methods to answer
the question of northwest Minnesota's declining moose herds.
