Migration is vital to the survival of mule deer and different wildlife. Understanding migration paths is a key to conserving mule deer and different wildlife for generations to come back. As our landscapes turn out to be extra developed conservation of migration corridors is turning into extra vital. That is the story of Wyoming’s mule deer. Ongoing migration analysis is setting the usual for mule deer conservation throughout the West.
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Incredible video! So informative. I'm writing this in July of 2023 after the bad winter that has killed at least 80% of the mule deer population. I didn't really know the extent of the damage until I saw it myself. I never knew the quality of this resource. I would love to see a follow up of this video after the great winter kill of 2023. On another note. Those are gas well heads, not oil and there isn't any fencing to impede wildlife around them. The only fencing is of grazing and land boundries.
We have to make sure these routes are not molested to the point that deer forget how to go south. Amazing footage! What a shame that they've destroyed the back country with all these roads and oil well pads. It's almost impossible to put things back the way they were. That's fantastic that Popeye lived out his entire life in the field.
I'm a huge shutterbug and observe and take pictures of humans to animals📷
Never had a bad conversation with Gary. It was good to finally put a face to the name! Good stuff
Nice wonder if it is still going on
Ooh, look, the big brave man kills an innocent living breathing sentient creature with his big brave gun. The big brave man makes a video of the killing to post on YouTube for millions of YouTubers worldwide to view and vicariously experience killing an innocent living breathing sentient creature. The big brave man's family and friends will want to hear all about the hunting down and killing the innocent living breathing sentient creature. Ooh, look, the big brave man keeps a scrapbook chock full of all the innocent living breathing sentient creatures that he has killed. Golly, what a big brave man he is!
You fly a 182 RG?
Lot of basic common sense verbiage, Africa taught us this 75 years ago! WE ARE SO FAR BEHIND THE CURVE, SIMPLE IS AS SIMPLE DOES . RICH AND FAMOUS, 4OOO. TO 8,000 FOR A HUNT. YEE HAA
That there is mule deer heaven, I've hunted in Colorado twice and heard after all that hard hunting that Wyoming is where it's really good hunting, and I believe it!
I have to add in 2018 my property burnt up in the Spring fire. Now it is the best deer and elk habitat around. Everything growing is soft and green. As I am able to clear my road of fallen burnt timber the deer and elk use it as their roadway because the down timber, lodge pole, has made large areas nearly impassable for the wildlife.
Southern Colorado on the front range has a mule deer problem. They have moved into the towns and cities because they are much safer there. People grow everything they need to eat. If I try to grow scrubs they have to be in a deer proof enclosure. They pass through my yard in waves 15 to 30 deer at a time. They are like cloven hooved rats yet I have to apply for a license to harvest one. The state claims these animals belong to all the citizens yet the deer that were born and grew up on my property have never set foot on public land. When buying hay for my livestock I have to place a deer proof fence around it and move it each day to get to the hay. I'm really tired of them and the bears. Luckily our lion population is doing well and helping with the problem but they are timid and don't usually come to town. If they do they hunt more dogs than deer.
Fantastic documentary!
Back in 1980’s the mule deer foundation held their first national convention in Salt Lake City. I had saved up for years to purchase a Dall Sheep hunt with Arctic Red River Outfiters. Do to a sports injury I was sidelined with a full reconstructive knee surgery. I told my friends that I may have missed my lifetime sheep hunt but I was not missing the convention. My buddies wheel me through the show for about thirty minutes and the abandon me in a wheel chair at the side of a booth that had a couple of seasoned mule deer hunters talking about the good old day of monster mule deer. The gentlemen talking were Ted Riggs and Gordon Eastman. I sat there for hours listening and asking questions of these two men. Each time my buddies showed up to push me around, I said I was good. After about two hours another gentleman showed up by the name of Tom Jennings and at this time I was in second heaven as I shot competitive Archery and I had read much about Tom Jenning
Over 10 minutes in and I'm beginning to wonder if this was supposed to be about animals or humans needing an ego boost
Great to learn but you don’t need to announce to the whole world the valleys or exact area to public to hammer an area now for hunting that people worked hard to find
I hope Wyoming doesn’t go through with raising prices it will kill the sport
It’s all about water during fall. When they have drought. If anyone isn’t doing anything about that then you might as well do nothing
Well done, very educational.
In British Columbia Canada we have a very big problem with deer getting hit on our highways. I've suggested to several people that we need to petition the government to fence off some of these travel corridors and build underpasses or overpasses so that there are less deer and vehicle incidents. But I can't get anybody to listen too me, nobody including any of the hunters I know want to spend the money it will take. Instead they'd rather complain about the lack of deer they're seeing and that nobody is doing anything about it.
I learned a hold lot about our 🦌 deer migration. We are grateful for the Dept. Of Interior. My passion was Wildlife Management with door open to me, starting in the Fisheries North Sacramento Region. A lot work has been done there in the migrating of C. Salmon and Steelhead Trout northern coast of Calif. And the Sacramento River.
In our world today we are thankful for States Biologists across this Northern Continent. Min. T.L.W.
Has anyone asked what the white, hazy goo the puppet masters (masquerading as governments) are constantly spraying in the sky (EVERYWHERE) is doing to mule deer? NWO is not fantasy (unlike the contrived, Charlie Victor 20-1 PLAN -demic), mule deer aren't the only creatures imperiled. BTW, the ruler's absolutely affect and control the weather.
Being an Australian I've never heard of mule dear .why the name an what's the difference.
Man, I hope I get a shot at one those titans this Fall. Hunting southeastern Wyoming, you'd think it was a Western honey hole with Colorado to the south and the Nebraska Sand Hills to the east. Don't seem to be as many deer today as there were when I first started hunting Wyoming back in the early 90s. Plus, the nonresident tags are harder to draw, given the preference point systems.
great video!