Deer in the pines

Article Abstract:

Mature stands of firs, spruces, and pines serve the needs of deer year-round and they benefit from the trees' double duty as a food source and winter refuge. The passing of a weather front with high winds would often drive nervous whitetails into the protection of the evergreens, and the evergreens thus becoming the favorable climate to scout for the deer during the off-season.

Administration of Conservation Programs, Wildlife Protection Programs, Environmental aspects, Protection and preservation, Wildlife conservation, Deer

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Trouble in the water

Article Abstract:

Hunters in the southern parts of the United States are advised to take precautions against the highly venomous cottonmouth snake, which abound in the woods of that region. They should consider investing in thick-walled snake boots, chaps, or gaiters, and wearing pants on the outside of their boots that would help interfere with the penetration of the fangs.

General services, Safety and security measures, Snakes, Hunters

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The secret pond: The temporary catch basin of springtime life

Article Abstract:

Vernal ponds are most active and interesting in spring, when they reach their biological climax. Varied species of amphibians, crustaceans and insects are drawn to meet others of their kind and feed, court, mate and lay eggs in these vernal ponds during springtime.

Evaluation, Pond ecology

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