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Greater Adobe Town

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Mule Deer

Mule Deer Migration Project, Western Wyoming Red Desert to Hoback (RD2H) Migration 2012-2014 Photographer - Joe Riis Wildlife Ecologist - Dr. Hall Sawyer

Joe Riis Joe Riis

Northern Red Desert

Kyle Duba Kyle Duba

Greater Little Mountain

The Red Creek Badlands are in the far southwestern corner of Wyoming, about 275 miles west of Cheyenne. Elk and pronghorn live here year-round, and mule deer find crucial winter range in this secluded corner of the state.

Shelby Perry Shelby Perry

Devil’s Playground and Cedar Mountain

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