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Deer and Rain: Take 2

When it rains did deer movement follow the same patterns in 2013 and 2014?

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Trap and Transfer of Deer

It’s often proposed as a solution when deer are in the wrong (or not in the right) place. Can it work?

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Wind’s Surprising Effects on Deer Movement

Almost 90% of readers thought deer move less when it is windy. Find out just how wrong (or right) they were!

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Last Catch of the Year

It looks like our rocket netting success from two weeks ago will remain our only victory.

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Ending with a Bang

Rocket netting deer is a task that requires immense patience, not to mention layers of clothes.

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Get the Cigars ready!

Green grass, yellow dandelions, and bluebirds – winter is finally behind us. While we are dusting off the grill to kick off our summer of fun, does are going into hiding.

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The Magic of Twins

You may or may not recall the 80’s flick “Twins” starring Danny DeVito and Arnold Schwarzenegger. An Austrian demigod and a cousin of the Sopranos – as fraternal twins. Really? And what does this have to do with deer anyway?

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Deer and Rain

How did our readers think rain affected deer movements in October? And what did the deer do?

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New Feature – Photo Gallery

We’re adding pictures! Check it out.

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The Most Wonderful Time of the Year

Its spring! The hap-hap-happiest time of year. Mother Nature has forgiven us for whatever we did to tick her off and we are all being rewarded for enduring her wrath.

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Has Spring Arrived?

The deer think so. Read on to find out what they have been doing.

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On Call

When we get the call that a radio-collar is sending out a mortality signal, the crew and I immediately feel both excitement and trepidation.

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