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Tuesday, March 18th, 2008Story from I don’t know where, but good reading:
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Good Morning,
I just wanted to share with you an amazing end to a great 2007 hunting season. Yesterday I was sitting in my stand on a small food plot just off Colly Swamp in Bladen County . I was enjoying a beautiful sunset and hoping [...]
Wyoming Mountain Lion Management Summary
Monday, March 10th, 2008Have you ever wondered what “balance between predator/prey populations” actually means? It means that predators kill all the surplus prey each year without anything left over for humans. Below is Wyoming’s Lion Management Plan:
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The goal of mountain lion management in Wyoming is to sustain mountain lion populations throughout core habitat at varying densities depending [...]
A few days left to Apply for Montana
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Coyotes kill Muleys, You kill Coyotes
Sunday, March 9th, 2008Hungry predators respond well to calls
By Gary Lewis
Published: January 22, 2008 12:38PM
“Scientists classify the coyote under the order Carnivorain the family Canidae. Canis latranshas been called the brush wolf and the prairie wolf. Some folks call them song dogs and others call them yodelers. The Aztecs called them coyotl. Ranchers call them trouble [...]
Texans may enjoy more Mule Deer Opportunities
Thursday, March 6th, 2008Texas is not known for mule deer like it is for whitetailed deer, but Texans know how to manage deer. Apparently, panhandle mule deer are on the increase.
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Proposal to Expand Panhandle Mule Deer Season: This proposal would consider adding Sherman and Hansford counties to the northern Panhandle mule deer season, and Gaines, Martin and the [...]
Wyoming Mule Deer may die this Winter
Thursday, March 6th, 2008
Before the winter even started, five years of drought helped stack the deck against western Wyoming mule deer, said Game and Fish biologist Ron Lockwood.
The extended drought could take a significant toll this year on the Wyoming Range herd — the state’s largest — which winters around Pinedale, Big Piney, Kemmerer and Cokeville.
“The cumulative effect [...]
Utah Black Bears doing Well - Mule Deer NOT
Wednesday, March 5th, 2008Utah Bear Management - Good for bears, Bad for Mule Deer.
Utah Bear Management Plan (excerpt)
Bear management in Utah is guided by the state’s Black Bear Management Plan. The three major goals of the plan—keep the percentage of female bears taken by hunters below 40 percent; keep the average age of bears taken by hunters above [...]
Beauty and the Beast
Wednesday, March 5th, 2008This is one of the prettiest sights I’ve seen, so I think I’ll post it a few more times.
What a beauty. It doesn’t get much better.