A Mule Deer Released After Being Radio-Collared
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Here is a study deer after capture and being radio-collared. The tracking information from this collar will enable researchers and managers to track the migrations of mule deer and evaluate their habitat and population performance and will aid in management of mule deer populations in Wyoming.
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