Big questions in wildlife management rarely have simple answers. Predator hunting and deer numbers are a perfect example. Across much of the country, hunters and landowners are noticing the same thing ...
New research shows that the mere smell of predators is enough to change deer behavior and limit browsing damage to tree saplings. The findings, published in the Journal of Applied Ecology, offer a ...
Students on the BYU campus have probably seen mule deer lounging on the grass or browsing plants. With how many students spend their time on campus, why do the deer stay? The BYU campus is host to a ...
Plans call for capturing and collaring 200 adult deer, including bucks and does, 100 fawns and 60 predators annually. The agency plans to use staff and trappers to capture and collar predators and ...
Although mountain lions are fearsome predators, the wild cats might also help keep humans safe in a surprising way. When the large carnivores—sometimes also called pumas, cougars or panthers—are ...
On the edge of farm fields in British Columbia, where cultivated land meets forest and mountain, farmers have long struggled ...
When I was a kid growing up, everyone I knew hunted deer and, at that time, hunters were happy with just a week of hunting per year. Since then, they have been adding days to the seasons and adding ...
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