Genetic and environmental interaction in white-tailed deer

Article Abstract:

An eight-year selection process is applied in an attempt to determine if yearling antler in subsequent cohorts could be improved by selecting for yearling male white-tailed deer exhibiting superior antler potential under suboptimal nutritional conditions. Result provides an insight to the effectiveness of a selection process in an overall deer management program.

United States, Physiological aspects, Food and nutrition, Antlers

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Manipulative, multi-standard test of a white-tailed deer habitat suitability model

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A habitat suitability index for white-tailed deer was tested using foraging intensity and pellet-group count levels in the presence and absence of hunting and timber harvesting. The model performed well for foraging intensity except under timber harvesting conditions, and was negatively correlated with pellet count except under hunting conditions.

Saskatchewan, Statistical Data Included, Models, Logging, Habitat selection, White-tailed deer hunting

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Stochastic recruitment in white-tailed deer along an environmental gradient

Article Abstract:

Stochastic recruitment was studied in white-tailed deer along an environmental gradient.

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