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Description
Tule elk are native to the area around California's Central Valley; one herd was introduced in the Owens Valley and seems to be doing well, at least with the benefit of these alfalfa fields.
Comments & Identifications
iNat mammals are linked to IUCN which still doesn't recognize Cervus canadensis - but I agree its Tule Elk!
yeah, that is the only name I could get to work... definitely a tule elk as it is a known managed herd...
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