Whitetails in mule deer country: how big a threat to mule deer populations are western whitetails?

Article Abstract:

Some hunters are worried about the migration of white-tailed deer westward into areas populated by mule deer. Mule deer do not adapt as well to urbanization as white-tailed deer do. The two populations can live together, and hybridization only occurs in 4% of the offspring.

Western States, Western United States

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America's toughest whitetails

Article Abstract:

The conditions for hunting white-tailed deer in different parts of the US, such as TX and PA, are discussed, with the conclusion that the greatest skill is required to shoot a trophy buck in the Adirondack Mountains, NY.

Adirondack Mountains

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Muleys in the sage

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning mule deer hunting are discussed. In particular personal experiences and techniques for hunting in sagebrush are described.

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