Mule Deer Research in Utah, April 2011
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The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is conducting several mule deer research studies to identify factors limiting population growth, including fawn mortality causes and the effect of coyote control, habitat limitations, competition with elk, survival rates of adult does and fawns, and highway mortality estimates. The DWR will spend $1.4 million over the next four years on these research projects and may spend an additional $500,000 to study fawn mortality causes and the impact of coyote control. The research aims to help the DWR understand how to increase mule deer populations in Utah.
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- 13. How many deer are killed on Utah highways?
- 15. How many deer are killed on Utah highways?
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Editor's Notes
- We are sampling (51) 3 mile sections of the contractor routes. The locations were selected using proportional sampling, which means that highway sections with a larger number of carcasses had a higher probability of being included in the sample. This design allows us to focus the majority of our effort in areas where deer are being hit, but also allows us to sample a small number of sections where few deer have been recovered by contractors in the past, so we make sure that these are actually areas with low a number of DVCs and are not just neglected by the contractors.