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Moose on move: Roving Ogden beasts are relocated to Colorado
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Even if there wasn't an immediate trade, it's a good faith effort with Colorado which is likely to be reciprocated at some point. If Utah doesn't have any immediate needs, they will at some point.
Sounds like a win/win to me.
Moose on move: Roving Ogden beast are relocated to Colorado
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Good for Utah and good for Colorado.
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A netted moose hangs from a helicopter near Ogden this past week as Division of Wildlife Resour-ces personnel prepare to move the animal to Colorado. About 20 of the animals were relocated.__Clint Brunson releases a blindfolded moose from a net. Moose are plucked from foothills by helicopter.__Wildlife personnel from Utah and Colorado, including Bill deVergie, area wildlife manager for Colorado's Division of Wildlife Resources, center (in cowboy hat), lug a moose across the snow to a staging area before the beast's relocation to Colorado. Moose roaming the city of Ogden can be a problem for area homeowners, so errant animals were rounded up.__A moose waits in a trailer to be moved from the mountains near Ogden to Colorado.__A moose is given a quick medical checkup and a new monitoring band. __DWR employees, above, hold down a moose so a biopsy can be obtained for testing, left. The relocation process is made as quick and painless as possible for the moose.__
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What is Colorado giving you in return? 20 big horn sheep? 20 elk? 20 what?
If nothing is the answer, then you've lost a valuable natural resource for nothing.