Bighorn sheep reintroduction in South Dakota details the history, disappearance, and conservation efforts to bring them back.

Custer State Park elk and bison herds are managed through population monitoring, habitat projects, and regulated hunting opportunities.

South Dakota prairie elk herds in the western grasslands and Slim Buttes offer unique hunting opportunities and challenges.

The history of the Black Hills elk herd details the native population collapse around 1880 and their remarkable twentieth century restoration.

Pronghorn speed and endurance mechanics explain how these animals maintain 35 to 40 miles per hour across South Dakota prairies.

Pronghorn winter kill in South Dakota causes severe population drops and reduces herd recovery through starvation and ice.

South Dakota pronghorn population trends, West River distribution, and historical numbers explain fluctuating antelope numbers across western prairies.

Chronic Wasting Disease is a fatal neurological illness caused by prions affecting South Dakota deer, elk, and moose herds.

Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease outbreaks in South Dakota deer herds, their causes by midges, symptoms, and historical impacts.

Mule deer and whitetail identification differences in South Dakota help hunters avoid legal consequences during seasons.