Universities publish thousands of pages of white-tailed deer research every year, but finding the time to read through them all is nearly impossible for busy land managers, hunters, and biologists.
That’s where DeerManagers comes in.
We track down peer-reviewed scientific studies, examine what researchers discovered, and distill the findings into clear, useful information you can apply in the field.
Silent Carriers: CWD Prions Found in the Blood of Healthy-Looking Wild Deer
The Big Takeaway (TL;DR) Scientists have successfully detected Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) prions directly inside the blood cells of wild, healthy-appearing white-tailed deer. Crucially, this…
The Art of Avoidance: Why a Fawn’s Field of View Beats Thick Cover Against Coyotes
The Big Takeaway (TL;DR) When it comes to surviving coyote predation, a fawn’s ability to see an oncoming predator is significantly more important than how…
The Fire Factor: How High-Frequency Burning Spikes Native Deer Forage
The Big Takeaway (TL;DR) Conducting controlled prescribed burns at tight 1-to-2-year intervals drastically maximizes the amount of high-protein native forage available to white-tailed deer. Instead…
Do You See Deer, or Do They See You? The Science of Whitetail Vision
The Big Takeaway (TL;DR) White-tailed deer see the world in a two-color spectrum, making them completely blind to red and orange color wavelengths, but incredibly…
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