At Prairie Creek Farms their chickens are pasteurized. ... Over the past 6 months, Beaulac said they've seen about a 200 percent increase in demand for eggs. They have 2,700 chickens.

Nature Conservancy, DNR stream greater prairie chickens booming at Bluestem Prairie ... They mate on the lek, and then the hen finds taller grass to set up her nest and lay her dozen or so eggs.

“Lesser prairie chickens have already waited nearly 30 years for protection, all the while losing habitat to oil, gas and other development.” ...

Biologists originally classified the lesser and greater prairie chickens of the Great Plains as two different species.

After dropping from 782 prairie chicken males on booming grounds in 1950 to a low of 181 in 1961, the numbers climbed fairly steadily to a high of 1,121 in 1981, according to the DNR's annual ...

Prairie chickens, a native species to parts of the Midwest and the Great Plains, were extirpated from the state through habitat destruction and hunting. The species was reintroduced in the 1980s ...

The Wisconsin Wildlife Federation had filed an appeal to the Public Service Commissions in an effort to stop approval of the ...

“Lesser prairie chickens have already waited nearly 30 years for protection, all the while losing habitat to oil, gas and other development.” News Sports Hookem.com Austin360 Opinion Advertise ...

The pre-existing data came from 433 greater and lesser prairie chickens, mostly the latter, spanning 10 years and collected by researchers in Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas.