Episode Synopsis "Evaluating the spatial ecology of white-tailed deer during the rifle hunting season in south central Nebraska"

A knowledge gap currently exists in our understanding of deer movements and resource selection prior to, during, and post rifle season in Nebraska. This information will be critical to land managers and biologists interested in improving deer management in highly fragmented agricultural landscapes.

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