JimVT
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I was surprised to see this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIAyb-1uwTg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIAyb-1uwTg
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migratory mule deer
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That was interesting.
They're only moving 150 miles between summer and winter feeding grounds, no big deal, but I always thought that they were a resident species that didn't move much. I used to see them quite often when I worked up in that area of Wyoming. Oh, how I miss those times. I loved that area of the country.
They're only moving 150 miles between summer and winter feeding grounds, no big deal, but I always thought that they were a resident species that didn't move much. I used to see them quite often when I worked up in that area of Wyoming. Oh, how I miss those times. I loved that area of the country.
JimVT
Bronze Member
I think they will move to follow the food but that distance and showing them moving like caribou is different.
yea, no big deal. we wouldn't want to drain reservoirs ,move fences and tunnel under hiways and upset the farmers anymore.
it just shows that they are survivors and can adjust.
yea, no big deal. we wouldn't want to drain reservoirs ,move fences and tunnel under hiways and upset the farmers anymore.
it just shows that they are survivors and can adjust.