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Mule Deer Behavior Ecology Conservation Wildlife ~ Mule Deer examines all facets of the life and environment of the mule deer which inhabit the western portion of North America Mule deer are the cousins of the whitetails though they are a separate species This book is Classic Bauer filled with overview of facts behavior and conservation as well as stories from Erwins personal

Mule Deer References Wildlife Ecology UWSP ~ Mule Deer Pp 862877 in Chapman and Feldhammer Wild Mammals of North AmericaBiology Management Economics John Hopkins Mule Deer Working Group 2004 North American Mule Deer Conservation Plan Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Wallmo O 1981 Mule and blacktailed deer of North America Lincoln Nebraska

Mule Deer Habitat Wildlife Ecology UWSP ~ Mule deer prefer open grasslands and perklands or forest edge ecosystems The habitat varies largely due to the massive range of mule deer across western North America It can range from desert scrub land in the south to boreal forests and subarctic woodlands in north

Mule Deer Management Wildlife Ecology UWSP ~ Mule deer are an important economic animal that serve many crucial roles ecologically as well as for humans Hunters of mule deer contribute billions of dollars during hunting season across western North America which goes towards supporting state wildlife management agencies

Conservation – Mule Deer Foundation ~ There are a number of publications available from the Western Association of Fish Wildlife Agencies’ WAFWA Mule Deer Working Group Mule Deer Habitat Guidelines for Seven Ecoregions Throughout North America Mule Deer Conservation Issues and Challenges North American Mule Deer Conservation Plan An interagency Memorandum of Understanding

Mule Deer Diet Wildlife Ecology UWSP ~ Mule deer as well with other deer species have evolved a stomach with four chambers as used for rumination Rumination allows the animal to regurgitate the plant matter and rechew it further aiding digestion Mule deer eat on average 22 grams of dry plant matter per kilogram of body mass

Round Valley Deer Study Deer Zone X9A ~ In response to concerns regarding dynamics of mule deer populations the Department initiated an intensive research project on mule deer ecology in the eastern Sierra Nevada in 1997 with the overarching goal to elucidate the factors responsible for limiting growth of mule deer populations

Partners in Conservation – Mule Deer Foundation ~ Why is the NDA necessary Deer are the most commonly pursued and economically important big game animal in North America However less than 1 percent of deer hunters belong to a national conservation organization dedicated to the protection of deer and our deer hunting heritage see the chart on the right

Mule Deer Facts – Mule Deer Mule Deer Foundation ~ With each bound a mule deer may jump as high as two feet and as far as 15 feet A mule deer may not escape as fast as a whitetailed deer but a mule deer is more effective in quickly moving through rugged terrain Both species may stop and look back at the source of potential danger but this behavior is more typical of mule deer

Whitetailed Deer Behavior Wildlife Ecology UWSP ~ Wildlife Ecology College of Natural Resources University of WisconsinStevens Point Wildlife Ecology Wildlife Ecology Whitetailed Deer Behavior Whitetailed Deer Behavior Whitetailed deer have superior senses and can detect the slightest danger A long nose gives them a long olfactory system sixty times as many olfactory sensors