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It would be impractical, cost prohibitive, and dangerous to capture and move hundreds of white-tailed deer off of Staten Island. (nyc.gov)
More importantly, it is illegal to transport white-tailed deer between counties in New York State, in order to stem the potential spread of disease. (nyc.gov)
Counties throughout the northeast are struggling to manage their own white-tailed deer populations, so there simply is no place where we can move these deer. (nyc.gov)
While some white-tailed deer may have originated in New Jersey, the current recent population increase is due to resident deer breeding and expanding their range. (nyc.gov)
Across the natural range of this American deer species, Odocoileus virginianus (colloquially known as Virginia deer or white-tailed deer), they've been seen many times by hunters, 1 photographers, 2 and motorists. (creation.com)
The white-tailed deer is an animal that almost all of us in the United States are familiar with-we've seen them in our backyards, in the woods and even along roads. (rainforest-alliance.org)
The Yucatan white-tailed deer is reddish-tan in color, with gray along its chest and white on its throat, inner thighs, abdomen, and underside of its tail. (rainforest-alliance.org)
All white-tailed deer are known to be excellent runners, jumpers, and even swimmers. (rainforest-alliance.org)
There are 38 subspecies of white-tailed deer residing throughout Central, North and South America. (rainforest-alliance.org)
White-tailed deer live in temperate and tropical deciduous forests and are often found at forest edges and open fields. (rainforest-alliance.org)
In Honduras, one is most likely to encounter a white-tailed deer at an inland national park or forest like La Tigra. (rainforest-alliance.org)
White-tailed deer are herbivorous, meaning they eat only plants. (rainforest-alliance.org)
In June of 1993, the National Congress of the Republic of Honduras declared the Yucatan white-tailed deer its national mammal and the national symbol of all Honduran wildlife. (rainforest-alliance.org)
Ticks, horseflies and mosquitoes plague the white-tailed deer. (rainforest-alliance.org)
Humans hunt white-tailed deer for their meat, antlers, hides, and sometimes just for sport, and they destroy the habitat upon which the animal depends. (rainforest-alliance.org)
White-Tailed Deer," National Park Service website, 2007. (rainforest-alliance.org)
Fact The yucatan white-tailed deer is Honduras' national mammal and the national symbol of all Honduran wildlife. (rainforest-alliance.org)
Iowa is nationally renowned for its wild white-tailed deer, and that's largely a reflection of habitat quality at the nexus of agricultural fields, woodlands, and riparian corridors. (iowadnr.gov)

The main purpose of the deer sterilization study is to reduce environmental impacts caused by expanding deer populations. (nyc.gov)
Since 2017, DNR began working with faculty at Purdue University to identify deer population indices that could be applied on larger scales throughout Indiana to better monitor trends in deer populations in a cost-effective manner. (in.gov)
The Deer Research Program has developed an online survey that will allow the DNR to survey all hunters and non-hunters with internet access on a yearly basis to help monitor observed trends in deer populations and to assess desires for deer management. (in.gov)
This is the source of much confusion and, as we shall see, has ramifications for the debate over management of deer populations throughout many American states. (creation.com)
Increasing deer populations and the encroachment of urban sprawl into the deer's natural habitat have added to the risk, according to State Farm. (cnn.com)
The program was designed to control deer populations in areas where Chronic Wasting Disease is present. (wrn.com)
City councilwoman Vanessa Weinert said she would first like to learn what all available options to dealing with and managing deer populations, prior to settling on the bow hunting solution. (wrfalp.com)
So any time there's really heavy deer numbers, we're going to see more tick numbers, and then another driver may be more for the transmission or the likelihood of people encountering the ticks than the tick populations themselves is the lifestyle of the pets and the people, and the likelihood that they're going to encounter ticks. (cdc.gov)
Wild populations of deer have been established through introduction by people in Cuba, New Guinea, Australia, New Zealand, and other places where the family does not naturally occur. (bvsalud.org)

The After-Hunt Survey is used to collect both biological data about deer and sociological data about deer hunters. (in.gov)
Hunters fill out the survey immediately after harvesting and checking in their deer. (in.gov)
Hunters provide information about the number of deer observed, how many deer were observed but not shot, and their opinion about the number and quality of deer observed. (in.gov)
Hunters also provide specific information about their deer, including the location where it was harvested, age, lactation, and antler characteristics, as well as opinion data about the hunting experience. (in.gov)
This partnership between DNR and Indiana's hunters will be beneficial because it will provide DNR with large amounts of data to more accurately manage the deer herd, and it will help hunters better understand the deer herd where they hunt. (in.gov)
A forum community dedicated to deer hunters and hunting enthusiasts. (deerhuntersclub.com)
DEEP provides hunters with a variety of opportunities to harvest deer in Connecticut. (ct.gov)
Archery deer hunters (including landowners hunting with a bow during the Free Landowner Deer Season) can hunt on Sundays on private land only in ALL Deer Management Zones ( zone map ). (ct.gov)
Saturday, November 5 through Saturday, November 12, 2022 (excluding Sunday) are Junior Deer Hunter Training Days and junior hunters with firearms deer permits may be hunting with firearms. (ct.gov)
Wisconsin is one of a number of US states that have laws that effectively protect white deer from human hunters. (creation.com)
By the fall of 2010, the relationship between Wisconsin deer hunters and the state Department of Natural Resources had turned. (fieldandstream.com)
By the fall of 2010, the relationship between Wisconsin deer hunters and the state Department of Natural Resources had turned so publicly toxic that then gubernatorial candidate Scott Walker parlayed it into a campaign promise: Vote for me, he told the state's nearly 1 million deer hunters, and I'll appoint someone to fix what's wrong with the DNR. (fieldandstream.com)
It's not unusual for Wisconsin hunters to kill nearly half a million deer in a season. (fieldandstream.com)
The DNR declined several offers to detail its side of the story for this article, but its reaction at the time seems to have been that hunters were too slow or unwilling to accept the new realities of an overpopulated deer herd. (fieldandstream.com)
deer hunters bring a lot of money to the hotels, restaurants, and businesses here. (fieldandstream.com)
Hunters pay the bills and have bellied up to the bar for deer management. (fieldandstream.com)
Hundreds of thousands of Wisconsin deer hunters will be heading out into the woods and fields this morning for the start of the gun season, armed with high-powered rifles and shotguns. (wrn.com)
The situation is still a lot different from nearly 100 years ago, when 24 Wisconsin deer hunters were killed in 1914. (wrn.com)
It requires hunters to kill an antlerless deer before they can claim a buck. (wrn.com)
After the final day of the second Young Sportsman's Deer Hunt, the curtain fell for deer hunters in the 2022-23 season that began way back on September 24th. (wksr.com)
Hunters there checked in a whopping 4,275 deer this year. (wksr.com)
Jamestown City Councilman Andrew Liuzzo (center) suggested the city look into allowing certified bow hunters harvest deer living within the city during the council's April 23 work session. (wrfalp.com)
The councilman said the city should consider working with a small group of bow hunters to harvest deer within the city limits in order to control the population. (wrfalp.com)
Deer seem to be bagging at least as many humans' vehicles as human hunters are bagging deer. (peabodykansas.com)
Brett Petersen] The main purpose of most deer farms is to raise deer for hunting preserves, and so these deer are often bred to have large antlers to make them appealing to hunters. (cdc.gov)

Directly afterwards three of them go deer hunting and soon afterwards they are to serve in Vietnam. (variety.com)
The best (best meaning both effective and economical) way to control a deer population is by regulated hunting, although in urban areas people tend to have a more anti-hunting attitude and traditional hunts are not always safe in the suburbs. (madsci.org)
Deer have a huge economic impact in the United States, from hunting to crop damage to car accidents. (nasa.gov)
He owns Snipe Creek Western Kentucky Deer Hunting and has many years of experience putting clients in the right spot. (newschannel5.com)
Genesis 27:3 'The thinking deer hunter should mature through three phases during his hunting life. (deerhuntersclub.com)
And last phase, we must manage this resource so our children and their children can experience the grand tradition of good deer hunting. (deerhuntersclub.com)
To hunt with a revolver, a hunter must purchase a Firearms Hunting License, Private Land Shotgun/Rifle Deer Permit, and a Revolver Deer Endorsement. (ct.gov)
New to deer hunting or interested in taking up the activity again? (ct.gov)
For the purposes of hunting deer and turkey, legal bows include long, recurved, or compound bows with a minimum draw weight of 40 pounds and crossbows. (ct.gov)
The use of crossbows for hunting deer, turkey and all other species is permitted. (ct.gov)
Legal arrowheads for hunting deer and turkey must have at least two blades and must be at least 7/8 inch wide at its widest point. (ct.gov)
All archery deer hunting on Sundays must take place at least 40 yards away from blazed hiking trails. (ct.gov)
State Land Hunting - See the CT Interactive Hunting Area Map for a listing of lands open to archery deer hunting. (ct.gov)
Certain state lands that do not allow firearms deer hunting are designated as bowhunting only areas. (ct.gov)
Can 'Dr. Deer' Fix Wisconsin Deer Hunting, Create New Management Model for Nation? (fieldandstream.com)
Deer hunting is important on so many levels," he says. (fieldandstream.com)
Wisconsin simply wasn't living up to its strong deer hunting reputation. (fieldandstream.com)
Only archery hunting for deer was allowed at the time. (startribune.com)
But she didn't know much about his hunting, she said, saying Liebl had mounted only one trophy deer since 2011. (startribune.com)
Among charges filed against Liebl were gross misdemeanor use of an artificial light to take deer, hunting during prohibited time, gross misdemeanor trespassing and two counts of failure to register deer. (startribune.com)
Never been deer hunting. (drummerworld.com)
9. A deer taken by a member may gain no more than 2 antler points per hunting year, with a 4-point maximum. (fieldandstream.com)
Additionally, regardless of where the animal was shot, it also was killed after mule deer hunting season, which closed on Nov. 10. (vicnews.com)
It's also currently illegal to hunt deer with bow or shotgun within the city limits, but the city could approve a measure requesting a deer management permit from the DEC and to allow hunting with certain restrictions included. (wrfalp.com)
My little hunting partner is 9 years old, and this WILL be the year he kills his first deer! (semo.net)
Check out more stories, videos and educational how-to's on deer hunting. (realtree.com)
Get the latest deer hunting news, tips and tactics in your inbox! (realtree.com)
But there are also many other products that can be made from deer, such as venison meat, deer skins or hides, deer urine, which can be used as an attractant for hunting, and even velvet antlers which are used in traditional Chinese medicine. (cdc.gov)

Throughout the film various ceremonies and cultural rituals are explored, compared and juxtaposed - the wedding, the game and the deer hunt. (variety.com)
The set of challenges that comes with killing a deer using a 9 year old is not easily overcome, especially when you vagabond-hunt here and there on any friendly, sympathetic person's land that lets us! (semo.net)
So, we've done a hang-and-hunt specifically for this deer. (realtree.com)
Deer in the Hill Country are more like lawn ornaments or the neighborhood cat who comes around scrounging for food rather than the wild animal we used to hunt. (thebugmaster.com)

Went to see what it was and the first thing I saw was deer antlers. (foxnews.com)
Deer velvet covers the growing bone and cartilage that becomes deer antlers. (medlineplus.gov)
Males of both elk and deer can be recognized by large antlers that last from spring to the autumn (until the end of the mating season). (softschools.com)
Deer develops spikes (young male) or branched antlers that are shorter than antlers that are typically seen in elk. (softschools.com)
The animal is a large, striking 5-by-5 buck with a drop tine - an antler point that grows straight down from the main beam on the antlers of a mature deer - who was affectionately known in the community by the nickname Droptine. (vicnews.com)

Among the considerable achievements of Michael Cimino 's "The Deer Hunter " is the fact that the film remains intense, powerful and fascinating for more than three hours. (variety.com)
If Universal can create an "event" out of "The Deer Hunter," subsequent word of mouth could make it the Vietnam b.o. exception. (variety.com)
In 1987, The Deer Hunter was hailed at the Moscow Film Festival as an important portrayal of the horrors of war. (dictionary.com)
To participate in the archery deer season, a hunter must purchase a Small Game and Deer Archery Permit. (ct.gov)
In 2002, after three hunter-killed deer tested positive for chronic wasting disease in Dane County, the DNR established a CWD Management Zone, which now covers 8,819 square miles, implementing rifle seasons from September through March, providing free antlerless tags, and hiring sharpshooters to kill deer. (fieldandstream.com)
I'm a deer hunter, and I know what that heritage means to this state. (fieldandstream.com)
At a time when Pinko Hollyweird was churning out explicitly anti-Vietnam war pictures (C oming Home, Hair ), The Deer Hunter was staunchly conservative. (irishtimes.com)
For all its dramatic clout, The Deer Hunter is a fiercely reactionary film defined by manly men, stay-at-home wifeys, and outdoor activities that Ted Nugent would approve of. (irishtimes.com)
The Deer Hunter , regardless of one's political inclinations, is far too pungent to argue with. (irishtimes.com)
I immediately texted all my experienced deer hunter buddies asking for their help in gutting it. (drummerworld.com)
5. Any hunter observed missing a shot under 150 yards at a standing deer will have his shirttail cut off in the presence of all camp members that evening. (fieldandstream.com)
A certified hunter makes a shot that doesn't injure the deer, but puts it down," Liuzzo said. (wrfalp.com)

If someone comes to your front door saying they are conducting a survey on deer ticks and asks you to take your clothes off and dance around with your arms up, DO NOT DO IT! (alexking.org)
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the New York State Department of Health, and Yale Emerging Infections Program are studying the use of 4-Poster Deer Treatment Devices (or 4-poster devices) to reduce ticks in areas where people live and possibly reduce tickborne diseases. (cdc.gov)
Remove plants that attract deer and construct physical barriers to help discourage deer from entering your yard and bringing blacklegged ticks with them. (cdc.gov)
Blacklegged ticks, or deer ticks, are tiny. (medlineplus.gov)

State Farm advises motorists to be aware of 'Deer crossing' signs. (cnn.com)
During the fall mating and migration season, motorists must be very alert for deer in the roads. (rocwiki.org)
He said through the post, found that there are a large number of residents concerned with the number of deer in the city, which damage property and landscaping and also pose a threat to motorists. (wrfalp.com)
Motorists involved in deer accidents are cautioned not to attempt to move a deer after it has been hit. (peabodykansas.com)
Deer are most active at dusk and dawn - times when you or your vehicle may be less visible to other motorists. (mintsinsurance.com)

Just 10 months after he was sworn into office, Gov. Walker signed Executive Order No. 44, directing the appointment of a "Whitetail Deer Trustee" (a term the local media quickly replaced with czar) to "review and evaluate Wisconsin's deer herd management practices. (fieldandstream.com)
I detest that term," says Kroll, a professor of forest wildlife management and director of the Institute for Whitetail Deer Management at Stephen F. Austin State University in Texas. (fieldandstream.com)
A widely respected biologist, game-management consultant, and TV personality, Kroll has researched whitetail deer from the Lone Star State to the far reaches of Alberta. (fieldandstream.com)
Officers found multiple buck head-and-shoulder mounts and many free-standing whitetail racks in the house, representing 37 dead deer. (startribune.com)
Species of deer called whitetail, also has white-colored tail, which can be raised to inform other members of the group about the upcoming danger. (softschools.com)
In the East Kootenay we've had several poached animals, including mule deer, whitetail, elk, however this is a specific incident as it is inside Kimberley city limits where this one was shot. (vicnews.com)
Whitetail Deer Skull 157 Metal Art Wildl. (craftisart.com)

A mother mule deer needs a lot of food for herself and her growing fawn. (nasa.gov)
New satellite-based research suggests that those mule deer mothers are in tune with their environment, with reproduction patterns closely matching the cycles of plant growth in their habitat. (nasa.gov)
Mule deer need a rich supply of vegetation for the late stages of pregnancy and for nursing their offspring after birth. (nasa.gov)
What is surprising is that mule deer in the colder, snowy northern parts of their range give birth earlier in the year than deer in the warmer southern reaches. (nasa.gov)
Mule deer, a commonly hunted species, are closely monitored and counted by biologists and land managers. (nasa.gov)
So by measuring the greenness of the mule deer habitat, scientists were able to mark the beginning and peak of the plant and deer growing season. (nasa.gov)
The map above shows the range of mule deer from southern Idaho to central Arizona. (nasa.gov)
Since nutrient-dense food sources were available earlier in the year, there was more food available for mule deer mothers and babies at the time when they needed it most. (nasa.gov)
Droptine, a 5-by-5 mule deer buck who was poached within Kimberley limits. (vicnews.com)
The BC Conservation Service confirms they have several leads in their investigation of the illegal poaching of a well-known mule deer buck that took place within Kimberley city limits. (vicnews.com)
In the United States, chronic wasting disease occurs in mule deer and elk. (who.int)

The headline of the story accompanying this picture is, " This Monkey and Deer Have the Hots for Each Other - Two species of completely different animals - a monkey and a deer - were recorded having 'consensual' sex for the first time ever, according to a report released Tuesday. (rushlimbaugh.com)
In the rare case of inter-species [sex], a Japanese snow monkey and female sika deer were filmed doing the wild thing on Japan's Yakushima Island. (rushlimbaugh.com)
Like cows, all deer species are ruminants. (rainforest-alliance.org)
Lost to the outside world for a generation-and feared extinct-a small deer-like species with tiny fangs has been photographed tiptoeing through a dry lowland forest in southern Vietnam. (nationalgeographic.com)
There is another species of chevrotain called the lesser mouse-deer that is fairly common but lacks the silver rear end. (nationalgeographic.com)
Besides the silver-backed chevrotain, wire snare poaching has pushed other endemic deer-like species to the brink of extinction, including the saola ( Pseudoryx nghetinhensis ) and the large-antlered muntjac ( Muntiacus vuquangensis ). (nationalgeographic.com)
A few of the tick species, the adults, really prefer to feed on white tail deer. (cdc.gov)

The picture "shows the snow monkey … hop on the backs of two female sika deer and try to mount them. (rushlimbaugh.com)
Zhang P, Guo Z, Ma L, Wang G, Zhao Y. Investigation of anti-fatigue effect and simultaneous determination of eight nucleosides in different parts of velvet antler in red deer and sika deer. (medlineplus.gov)

Accordingly, Chronic Wasting Disease poses the greatest threat to the health and continuity of Iowa's deer herd. (iowadnr.gov)
Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) can affect wild and captive cervids (deer, elk, moose, and caribou) in iowa and is transmitted by a misfolded prion protein shed in saliva, nasal secretions, and other excreta. (iowadnr.gov)

As The Deer Tracks tour the complete Archer Trilogy across North America , David was kind enough to answer some questions via email about making a trilogy of records. (chromewaves.net)
The deer mouse is found almost everywhere in North America. (cdc.gov)

As part of the newly adopted five-year (2017-2022) plan, DNR will meet with representatives from stakeholder groups and citizens in 2022 to review the effectiveness of the current deer management plan and to make recommendations for changes, if needed. (in.gov)

Deer Valley Village is characterized by its desert setting and mountains, diverse and growing communities, and large employment centers. (phoenix.gov)

Less than two weeks after attaching the GPS gadget to Liebl's pickup, DNR officers executed a search warrant and confiscated the racks and mounts of 37 dead deer from Liebl's home, along with a similar number of guns. (startribune.com)
A small group of silver-backed chevrotains, tiny deer-like creatures, has been photographed in a Vietnamese forest after an intense search. (nationalgeographic.com)

I would propose that the number one cause of deer (and other animals) being hit on roadways is something called habitat fragmentation. (madsci.org)
In addition to measuring the biological aspects of the deer population, the comprehensive research effort will also examine sociological factors, such as if/how stakeholder opinions change relative to known deer density and ecological factors such as habitat quality response to density. (in.gov)
Being so glaringly obvious against the green and brown backdrop of their forest habitat, you might think they'd have a huge disadvantage compared to normal reddish brown deer when it comes to eluding predators such as coyotes and bobcats. (creation.com)
ABSTRACT Microhabitat factors associated with the habitat of barking deer ( Muntiacus vaginalis) were examined and compared between summer and winter seasons . (bvsalud.org)
To quantify the habitat utilization of barking deer , each selected study site was sampled for floral diversity from 2015 to 2017. (bvsalud.org)

These impacts include deer/vehicle collisions, the presence of tick related illness, and forest degradation. (nyc.gov)
She actually had never been to a Deer Tick show before, but she liked it a lot. (dictionary.com)
So we picked out the song ("Rhiannon," click here for video), and Deer Tick learned it. (dictionary.com)
The Rhode Island band Deer Tick owes its existence, according to the band's press notes, to a Hank Williams album and a bottle of brandy. (npr.org)
Deer Tick was founded by McCauley as a solo project. (npr.org)
Deer Tick can be summed up in its choice of Warren Zevon covers: Rather than selecting the poppy, piano-driven "Werewolves of London" or "Excitable Boy," or the drug-fueled guitar anthem "Lawyers, Guns and Money," the group makes the poverty-stricken dirge "Play It All Night Long" a regular part of its live set. (npr.org)
Deer Tick revels in tough times. (npr.org)

As soon as I hit the woods I saw 4 deer. (drummerworld.com)
It easily shoots minute-of-deer-heart groups, runs smooth, and drums up sweet feelings of nostalgia in the deer woods. (guns.com)
Did You Hear About The Lion Walking Through The Woods Eating Deer Droppings? (anvari.org)
Bologa said he was taking times for runners while recording for his team when a group of deer came running out of the woods. (fox5dc.com)

At 6:08 p.m., less than an hour after sunset, Goessel resident Curtis L. Guhr, 44, was driving his 2019 Jeep Cherokee south on K-15 when he hit a deer in the roadway. (peabodykansas.com)

From the outside looking in, the state's deer program seems something to envy. (fieldandstream.com)
The Volunteer State's deer season has drawn to a close. (wksr.com)

As a result of that review, DNR adopted a new five-year management goal to "focus deer herd management in a strategically targeted manner to more adequately balance ecological, recreational, and economic needs of the citizens of Indiana. (in.gov)

When habitats in which deer live are broken up by roads, the deer are forced to cross the roads on a regular basis and this inevitably causes accidents. (madsci.org)
In cold areas of the country, deer are also attracted to roadways by the salt that is put down to de-ice the roads. (madsci.org)
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Drivers smashing into deer on U.S. roads is an increasing, costly and dangerous problem, according to an insurance survey released Tuesday. (cnn.com)
Traffic accidents involving deer on Marion County roads and highways in the past six weeks are up 52% over what they were in the same period a year ago. (peabodykansas.com)
Local legend has it that drivers are more likely to encounter deer along less traveled, less landscaped county roads than along more highly traveled state and federal highways with clearer rights of way and fewer wooded, low-water crossings. (peabodykansas.com)
Kansas Highway Patrol is urging drivers to pay extra attention while driving and to specifically look for deer along roads, especially at dawn and dusk, which are times of peak movement and reduced visibility. (peabodykansas.com)
With the darker, colder nights and the peak of deer breeding season, or "the rut", arriving soon, deer are more active and are often running, with no concern for anyone or anything on the roads. (mintsinsurance.com)

The lawyer for an accused west-central Minnesota deer poacher says evidence against his client should be tossed out because Department of Natural Resources conservation officers violated his constitutional rights. (startribune.com)

Over the course of a year, deer-vehicle accidents can account for more than a third of all accidents in the county. (rocwiki.org)
A total of 38 accidents involving deer have been reported by Marion County sheriff's deputies since the start of rutting season. (peabodykansas.com)
However, only three deer accidents have occurred along Indigo Rd., the so-called 13-mile road going south out of Hillsboro, and only two have occurred along Sunrise Rd., the so-called 10-mile road going south out of Marion. (peabodykansas.com)
A single deer took out two vehicles in separate accidents just north of 90th Rd. (peabodykansas.com)
Deer accidents may occur anytime of the year but tend to peak during breeding season from October into December. (peabodykansas.com)
Troopers advise that the most serious accidents tend to happen when drivers go to such lengths to avoid colliding with a deer that they lose control of their vehicles. (peabodykansas.com)
Although no deer-motorcycle accidents have been reported in Marion County, troopers warn that they tend to be much more serious accidents. (peabodykansas.com)
If, however, you do have a run-in with a deer, comprehensive coverage on your car insurance policy typically covers deer accidents. (mintsinsurance.com)

Are marigolds deer-resistant? (naturehills.com)
While your yard will never be 100% deer-proof, you can spend less time worrying about your plants becoming sustenance for these animals when you order deer-resistant shrubs from the impressive lineup at Nature Hills Nursery. (naturehills.com)
Browse only for the deer-resistant bushes for your planting zone using our USDA zone filters, choose sun exposure levels, or narrow the options by color and other options. (naturehills.com)
What makes a shrub deer resistant? (naturehills.com)

All joking aside, deer-automobile collisions are a serious problem in many areas of the United States. (madsci.org)
Many urban areas have an overpopulation of deer and subsequently have more trouble with deer-automobile collisions than areas with a controlled deer population. (madsci.org)
One area in Michigan is even using GIS technology to address the issue of deer collisions from an urban planning perspective. (madsci.org)
Deer collisions become more frequent during fall and winter due to deer migration and mating season, which typically occur from October through December. (cnn.com)
About 1.5 million deer-vehicle collisions happen each year in the United States, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. (cnn.com)
State Farm policy holders were involved in 192,877 deer-related collisions this year versus 182,458 last year. (cnn.com)
Some states have far more deer collisions than others. (cnn.com)

In May 2017, DNR and stakeholders reviewed the 2012-2017 deer management goal analyses. (in.gov)

By Jim Moran SPRINGFIELD - The overall deer harvest for this year's firearm season was slightly less than last, according to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. (rockrivertimes.com)
We can estimate the start and peak of the season using satellite imagery, and then we can map and predict when the deer are giving birth. (nasa.gov)
Deer-related car crashes, including wrecks involving elk and moose, are up almost six percent compared to last year's deer season, according to the report by State Farm Insurance. (cnn.com)
Unlike deer, male elk produces very loud bugling calls during the mating season which takes place during the autumn. (softschools.com)
As far as well-crafted, classic bolt guns go, the Browning High Power Safari is more than a match for deer season. (guns.com)
I am going to try to get him over to Tennessee for another chance before Missouri's youth season comes in, one way or the other, we're getting his first deer this year! (semo.net)

Supporters of earn-a-buck say the program is needed not only to control the spread of CWD, but also to protect the agricultural and forestry industries from damage done by deer. (wrn.com)
White-tailed buck There is a large population of deer in the Rochester area. (rocwiki.org)

True albino' or 'pure albino' as some have referred to them, are white deer with a genetic defect, a mutation in any one of several key genes, resulting in the total absence of the pigment melanin in the deer's body. (creation.com)
A deer's preferred foods differ from individual to individual, so the deer in your yard may avoid a particular plant, but the down the street, the deer find it a favorite. (bhg.com)

James Deer is founder of GatherContent , the content productivity tool that helps you plan, produce and publish content to wherever you need. (smashingmagazine.com)
Much more original content is coming soon, including deer, duck and land management shows. (realtree.com)
Sign up for exclusive content, promotions, offers, coupons and more from Deer Park® brand. (deerparkwater.com)

Within were the park and the deer, and the mansion rearing its brilliant columns amidst the redundant groves of a Spanish autumn. (dictionary.com)
Deer Creek is a medium-sized reservoir located in Heber Valley, just a short drive from Provo, Park City and Salt Lake City. (utah.com)
Despite its prominent position, conspicuous on the hillside above the reservoir car park, Deer Gallows is too often overlooked by climbers heading for the mighty Crookrise . (ukclimbing.com)
The 15.7-foot snake had a massive bulge from a recently consumed 76-pound female deer, the largest intact prey ever found in a Burmese python in Florida, said Skip Snow, a biologist and python specialist at Everglades National Park, who conducted the necropsy. (sun-sentinel.com)
TV personality and cookbook author, dishes out tips on food, fitness and Fall fashion with style expert Charla Krupp , 2-6 p.m., at Tanger Outlet at The Arches in Deer Park. (newsday.com)
In accordance with the City Code of Ordinances, the City of Deer Park is required to record and report electricity, water, and natural gas consumption information. (deerparktx.gov)
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Drivers should also use high-beam headlights as much as possible and be aware that deer tend to travel in packs. (cnn.com)
And because lungwort is covered in coarse hairs, deer tend to leave it alone. (bhg.com)
I have a lot of deer in my neighborhood and they tend to eat a lot of landscaping. (gardeningchannel.com)

Deer has reddish coat during the summer and grey coat during the winter. (softschools.com)

IMSEAR at SEARO: Coccidian parasites (Protozoa: Eimeriidae) of the lesser mouse-deer Tragulus javanicus. (who.int)

It isn't uncommon for a gardener in one part of town to have zero issues with deer eating their herbs while a gardener on the opposite side of town struggles to keep the deer out of their herb garden. (gardeningchannel.com)
Along the same lines, Echinacea comes in a wide range of colors and with its very powerful scent, it is able to keep the deer at bay. (thebugmaster.com)

With this goal in mind, DNR will seek to develop indices that are more sensitive to change in the deer population, obtain data on the opinions of more groups that have an interest in deer management, and develop an objective model to set harvest quotas. (in.gov)

Barking deer avoided thicker tree cover, possibly as it hinders movement and escape from predators. (bvsalud.org)

Though deer can contract BT, it is primarily a disease of small ruminants and cattle. (iowadnr.gov)

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According to State Farm's claim statistics, the 10 states with the most deer crashes between June 1, 2005 and June 30, 2006 account for more than half of all such claims. (cnn.com)

A guy took a nubian goat to the gun shop I stoped at that was also a check station back when we used to physically take deer to a location and get them looked at and then banded with steel band. (trapperman.com)

First off, to answer your question, there is nothing that specifically attracts or makes deer run in front of cars. (madsci.org)
In most cases, the smell, taste, or texture of a plant is what makes deer avoid eating it. (naturehills.com)

The python, an ambush predator, had staked out a known deer trail, he said. (sun-sentinel.com)

About six months after mating, the female deer, called a "doe," will have 1 - 3 offspring known as fawns. (rainforest-alliance.org)

Liuzzo also noted that it is illegal in New York State to feed deer and wants to reminds residents that they shouldn't be putting out food to attract deer. (wrfalp.com)

Unique deer seasons are based on equipment used to harvest deer. (ct.gov)

During Fall, it is not uncommon to encounter deer roaming near highways and other roadways. (mintsinsurance.com)

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Wildlife fences and escape ramps were also erected to keep deer and other small animals from wandering into the highway area. (cdc.gov)

For example, the flowering Black Knight Butterfly Bush tastes terrible to deer and lures in butterflies as its namesake. (naturehills.com)
Happily, this plant will bring a host of butterflies to your yard-but not deer. (bhg.com)
Although there are no plants that actually repel deer, there are some that would be considered a last resort meal, but are still attractive to the eye, as well as to birds and butterflies. (thebugmaster.com)

It seems like just overnight a deer can clear all the flowers off that shrub in your front yard. (thebugmaster.com)

Our conversation is based on his paper about rabies in captive deer, which appears in CDC's journal, Emerging Infectious Diseases . (cdc.gov)
Brett Petersen] Well, Pennsylvania is the first state where rabies was identified in captive deer. (cdc.gov)
Katie Cowart] And what's the solution to captive deer getting the rabies virus? (cdc.gov)
I've been talking with Dr. Brett Petersen about his paper, Rabies in Captive Deer, Pennsylvania, USA 2007-2010 , which appears in the January 2012 issue of CDC's journal, Emerging Infectious Diseases . (cdc.gov)

Some of the meat was taken from the deer, but much of the deer was left to waste next to the highway," Latti said, adding that at least one deer appeared to be unregistered. (bangordailynews.com)

These 'pure albino' deer are also prone to other physical abnormalities, such as short legs, curved spines and malformed internal organs. (creation.com)

As regional climates shift or droughts occur, deer could migrate farther or expand their range to find food. (nasa.gov)

Occasionally, deer in Iowa will survive acute disease and suffer from chronic injuries to the hoof wall (laminitis), causing deer to tip-toe or even walk on their "knees" and brisket. (iowadnr.gov)
Deer leaves heart-shaped tracks, while elk leaves tooth-shaped tracks that consist of two roundish, parallel-oriented halves of each hoof. (softschools.com)

Along the same lines, deer are also attracted to roadsides and shoulders because these areas are often planted with plants that deer find highly attractive to eat. (madsci.org)
I would encourage you to landscape with plants that are unattractive to deer so that they are not drawn to your neighborhood. (madsci.org)
Your local Agriculture Extension Agent can provide you with information on which are the best deer-proof plants for your area. (madsci.org)
To start, we need to warn you that there are few, if any, plants you can call deer-proof. (bhg.com)
These plants have earned a reputation as being most passed up by deer in your region. (bhg.com)
Both elk and deer are herbivores, but they prefer different types of plants. (softschools.com)
Please note that it's most common for deer to eat herbs when the plants are in their beginning stages as they're more tender, so you'll want to particularly protect seedlings and newly planted small herb plants. (gardeningchannel.com)
You may also surround each herb with a chicken wire fence that makes it difficult for the deer to access the foliage of the plants. (gardeningchannel.com)
Hopefully, you and your neighborhood deer can live peacefully as you try your hand at raising new plants. (gardeningchannel.com)
For the most part, deer will ignore plants with a strong fragrance and annoying textures. (thebugmaster.com)

Keep in mind that deer are large, very mobile animals that need large areas of land to survive. (madsci.org)
However, if you live in an area where greenery is scarce, deer will overlook their food diversions to survive. (gardeningchannel.com)
The cluster of bells along the tip of the stem adds a touch of playful elegance to the front yard that is sure to survive a visit from even the most curious of deer. (thebugmaster.com)

Deer Creek Public Schools had a total revenue of $57.5 million in the 2016-17 school year. (donorschoose.org)

A deer, one of the animals mostly asociated with winter holydays. (jovoto.com)
This comprehensive coverage is part of full-coverage and protects you from damage that's caused by something other than a collision, like theft, vandalism, weather, fires, and animals, including deer. (mintsinsurance.com)
With farmed deer and other livestock, it's also important to minimize contact between the deer and animals that can spread rabies. (cdc.gov)
For example, storing food away from where the deer are held can help keep wild animals from coming into contact with the deer. (cdc.gov)
There have also been reports of infected animals such as mink, hamsters, and deer spreading the virus to people when in close contact, but this is rare. (cdc.gov)

Elk is specialized for diet based on grass, while deer likes to eat legumes, shoots, leaves and grass. (softschools.com)

These lands are open to deer bowhunting during the state land shotgun and muzzleloader deer seasons (Nov. 16 - Dec. 21). (ct.gov)

Migration from outside of Staten Island is minimal and does not add significantly to our resident deer population. (nyc.gov)

A recent Facebook post by Liuzzo on the "Jamestown, NY" group page spurred a conversation among Facebook users who are members of the group about the pros and cons of harvesting deer within the city limits. (wrfalp.com)

Alert authorities if the deer is blocking traffic and creating a threat for other drivers. (mintsinsurance.com)

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