For Oklahoma hunters, landowners and wildlife managers, managing the public resource of wildlife game begins with a deceptively simple question: What is the size of an animal’s population in the landscape? An Oklahoma State University research team is working with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation to answer that question in Roger Mills County, home to the
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