Biology And Management Of White-tailed Deer In Alabama

ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Chris Cook received a B.S. (1990) and a M.S.
(1993) in Wildlife Science from Auburn University.
He began work with the Alabama Division
of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries in 1993
as an area biologist in Walker County. In 1995,
Chris transferred to Demopolis to begin work
as a technical assistance biologist. He currently
provides technical assistance on wildlife management to cooperators
enrolled in the Deer Management Assistance Program, as well as other
landowners and hunting clubs throughout Alabama. Chris also serves
as the Deer Studies Project Leader for the Division of Wildlife and
Freshwater Fisheries. Chris lives in Demopolis with his wife, Aprille.
Bill Gray received a B.S. in Wildlife Science
from Auburn University in 1990. He began his
career with the Alabama Division of Wildlife
and Freshwater Fisheries in 1991 as an area
biologist in northwest Alabama. Since 1994,
he has worked as a deer management biologist
in east central and southeast Alabama. His primary
duties include working with the Deer Management Assistance
Program, providing technical assistance to landowners and deer enthusiasts,
and conducting various deer research projects. Bill lives in
Ashford with his wife, Aimee, and son, Forrest.
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