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Originally Posted by Kurt505
Well, there is about 8.15 tame elk per square mile trapped in the park compared to 0.039 per square mile of wild elk in the rest of Alberta. That works out to about 0.22 wild elk per hunter in Alberta compared to about 3 tame elk per hunter in the park.
Your chances of seeing an elk would be about 200% greater in the park if they were wild, but being that they are tame you can probably double that statistic, so realistically it would be about 400% greater in the park.
These numbers aren't my opinion (well all except the speculated 400%) they come from estimated numbers given by our government.
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I think that you mean 200x , rather than 200%. 200% is only twice as many.
