Translating bait preference to capture success of northern white-tailed deer

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to determine bait preference for capturing free-ranging white-tailed deer. Results showed that changes in bait preference did not necessarily contribute to the increased success of capture.

Protection and preservation, Wildlife management

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Quantifying home-range overlap: the importance of the utilization distribution

Article Abstract:

Simulation results, which examine the significance of using telemetry to study habitat spatial location of white-tailed deer in north-central Minnesota, are presented.

Organizational history, Minnesota, Natural history, Location, Simulation methods, Simulation, Habitat selection, Telemetry

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Geographic genetics: conceptual foundations and empirical applications of spatial genetic data in wildlife management

Article Abstract:

The significance of using molecular genetics methods, which trace animal spatial movement and population, is examined.

Administration of Conservation Programs, Wildlife Protection Programs, Wildlife conservation, Animal populations, Molecular genetics

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