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fromHigh Country News
3 days ago

The farther the walk, the fatter the deer, study finds - High Country News

Long-distance migrating mule deer that travel to high-elevation meadows gain more fat, reproduce more successfully, and live longer than resident deer.
Environment
fromwww.theguardian.com
3 weeks ago

California officials move forward with plans to exterminate mule deer from island

California authorized a five-year plan to eradicate about 1,800 nonnative mule deer on Catalina Island using lethal methods and capture-sterilization.
Environment
fromLos Angeles Times
4 months ago

New conservation plan seeks to shoot Catalina's deer on the ground instead of from helicopters

Catalina Island Conservancy will remove approximately 2,165 nonnative mule deer using contracted ground shooters to reduce wildfire risk and restore native vegetation.
Los Angeles
fromLos Angeles Times
5 months ago

Video shows coyote dog-paddling in San Francisco Bay as population grows on Angel Island

A coyote swam a quarter-mile off Angel Island, showing coyotes reached the island by water and prompting study of their interactions with island mule deer.
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fromLos Angeles Times
9 months ago
LA Clippers

Turns out the 'most dangerous animal' in Yosemite National Park doesn't even have claws

Mule deer are the leading cause of injuries to visitors in Yosemite National Park.
fromSFGATE
9 months ago
Snowboarding

Yosemite warns visitors about 'one of the most dangerous animals' in the park

Mule deer are the most dangerous animal in Yosemite, causing more injuries than any other; they can become aggressive when startled.
fromSFGATE
9 months ago
Snowboarding

Yosemite warns visitors about 'one of the most dangerous animals' in the park

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