The Deer-Forest Blog

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

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

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

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

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.

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?

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

We’re adding pictures! Check it out.

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.

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

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.

I have always found this job to be exciting—who wouldn’t enjoy the adrenaline rush that comes with racing up to a trapped deer and wrestling it to the ground? But it has been even more exciting in the past month.