Forest grazing permits in Bridger National Forest continue
The Bridger National Forest records grazing from June 15 to October 15 annually. In 1963, 24,202 cattle and horses and 132,810 sheep grazed on the forest for an average three months. Forage supports livestock, recreation stock, and game, underpinning the state’s economy.
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