Monthly Archives: October 2017

Its True, White-Tailed Deer Disappear After Opening Day

If you hunt, chances are you have experienced the phenomenon of the opening day scramble.

Category: Conservation, Hunting Research, State Management, White-tailed deer, Wildlife Sightings Tags: Deer, Deer Season, Ecology, Game Ranch, Hunting, Management, Oklahoma, Private Lands, Ranch, Research, Rifle Season, White-tailed deer

Does Predator Control Work on Coyotes?

Category: Coyote, Hunting Research, Predator Control, State Management, White-tailed deer, Wildlife Conflicts Tags: Conservation, Management, North Carolina, Predator Control, Predator-Prey Relationships, Research, State Management, White-tailed deer

Are Hunters Driving Natural Selection?

A few studies in the early 2000’s found that hunting was influencing directional selection

Category: Bighorn Sheep, Conservation, Hunting Research Tags: Bighorn Sheep, Conservation, evolution, Extrapolation, Hunt, hunters, Hunting, natural selection, Research, wildlife