It’s been a tough winter for Wyoming’s mule deer and pronghorn herds, as they grappled with heavier snowfall, freezing temperatures and a disease outbreak.

About 300 pronghorn carcasses have been removed by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department since mid-February. The department noted it is likely there are even more undetected carcasses hidden below the heavy snowpack.

A massive snowstorm that blanketed much of the nation this week did not spare Wyoming from being hit and resulted in minor to major to full road closures statewide.