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Deer trapping study highlights weather and terrain effects
Texas Game and Oyster Commission findings show mule deer feeding patterns shift with wind and temperature. Trapping near foothills and arroyos increases visits during bad weather, while traps near water attract fewer deer. Raccoons and other wildlife disrupted traps, and deer tagging aids life management plans for early season harvest.
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Moe
Austin
Texas
Wish
Oyster Commission
Wang
Director ‘of Wildlife Restoration
Alto
Game Commission