Biology And Management Of White-tailed Deer In Alabama
Biology And Management Of White-tailed Deer In Alabama
Biology And Management Of White-tailed Deer In Alabama
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may justify a modification of the deer management plan. Once positive<br />
results are seen, however, hunters and others involved typically become<br />
more enthusiastic and willing to continue working toward their<br />
goals. This enthusiasm can quickly spread to adjoining properties,<br />
which, in many cases, greatly improves everyone’s chances of succeeding.<br />
The satisfaction level of the participants is probably the<br />
best gauge of a deer management program’s success or<br />
failure. Hard work and commitment has paid off for these<br />
hunters. Photo by Jean Watson.<br />
DATA COLLECTION<br />
HARVEST DATA<br />
One of the most important parts of any long-term project is the<br />
periodic evaluation of the project’s progress. This is especially important<br />
when the project is the management of a herd of white-<strong>tailed</strong> deer.<br />
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