
Biologists Study Declining Deer and Antelope Herds [AUDIO]
A mysterious decline in pronghorn and mule deer along the Wyoming-Colorado border has the attention of a team of biologists who are gathering to investigate the change. Doug Randall has more. Cheyenne Police will hold testing for job applicants later this month. Click past the jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.
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