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82", 14.5 tall, 5" cutters.

At a cost average of $600 per deer and an estimated mortality rate of 100% over approximately 3 yrs. transplants on mule deer are seldom, if ever recommended by biologists and state game agencies. Imprinting on deer as fawns dictates their feed and water sources, as well as escapement routes. Transp...

I misunderstood. You made some great points.

Would you mind expounding on how higher B2D ratios will improve things in the long term?

YUP!

There's a negligible positive effect regarding population, bucks don't have babies. If there were management units in the state that were below the buck to doe ratios that are considered effective levels to breed all of the doe population, it would positively effect numbers due to breeding or lack t...

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I just sen my email, phone and name to stillhunterman. I believe if you want to see this nonsense come to an end, you'll do the same.

The northern RAC.

Here is why I see option 2 as a better option,,, Lets take the southern region for example. Monroe is the only CURRENT recovery unit = shortened seasons.. We have other units in southern region boundaries with buck to doe ratios RIGHT ON THE EDGE of falling UNDER 15 to 100 and becoming recovery uni...