A recently completed cooperative study between the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Auburn University, and Brosnan Forest will help researchers and hunters better understand buck movements ...
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New research shows that the mere smell of predators is enough to change deer behavior and limit browsing damage to tree saplings. The findings, published in the Journal of Applied Ecology, offer a ...
Study: Food availability more important than predators for white-tailed deer in northeast Washington
White-tailed deer in northeast Washington live in a world shaped by two competing limitations – predators and the availability of food. But while wolves and cougars garner more attention, they’re not ...
This story was updated July 5, 2022, to clarify details about the study and its potential applications in future studies of other species. From January to June, N.C. State University Ph.D. student ...
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Fresh deer sign glows like highway markers
Stumbling across a fresh rub or scrape in the woods gets any hunter's heart racing. These territorial markers have long been considered prime indicators of deer activity, guiding decisions about stand ...
After the clocks change when daylight saving time ends, commuters may see more deer in their headlights. According to a 2022 study conducted by Current Biology, scientists found that the November time ...
Chronic wasting disease substantially reduces survival rates and suppresses population growth of white-tailed deer. And in areas of Wisconsin where CWD prevalence is 30% or higher in adult female deer ...
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