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Mule deer rebounding across Oregon despite pockets of concern
Fish and Wildlife field biologists report spring surveys show mule deer populations and fawn survival rising across eastern and northeastern Oregon. Central Region counts average eight deer per mile with 44 fawns per 100 adults. fawn survival 79 percent. Northeastern units show 15 deer per mile and 62 percent winter fawn survival. Elk and antelope trends vary by region. northern Rocky Mountain elk are at an all time high while antelope production declines in several units.
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Oregon
Deschutes, Grizzly
Klamath, Maury, Metolius, Ochoco
Paulina
Malheur
Steens Mountain
Beulah
Regon
Cascades
Fish and Wildlife Department
Oogon
Powers and Tioga
Rocky Mountain
Fort Rock
Silver Lake
Juniper
Malhur River
Maury
Ochoco