Lack of global warming very tough on Idaho's youngest and cutest deer, elk, and moose

Winter's Impact On Idaho's Wildlife | KMVT Southern Idaho | LOCAL

Last winter wasn't especially tough in most of Idaho.
But in some cases, cold weather lasted longer than usual - which put an additional drain on the body fat that deer, elk and moose live off of during the winter months.
Very few calves survived the snows - and the animals that did make it through the winter are in poor condition.
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Troweill says, "Don't expect to see many young animals after a tough winter like this. But on the other hand, with good management, the animals will bounce back. And we'll be back to abundant hunting seasons here very shortly."