Here's what tracking tells us about the 35K deer that live among us
The Utah Division of Wildlife Services suggests the average deer migrates 10 to 15 miles but one exceptional doe has been tracked traversing the Uinta Mountains for some 70 miles.
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The Utah Division of Wildlife Services suggests the average deer migrates 10 to 15 miles but one exceptional doe has been tracked traversing the Uinta Mountains for some 70 miles.
The Utah Division of Wildlife Services suggests the average deer migrates 10 to 15 miles but one exceptional doe has been tracked traversing the Uinta Mountains for some 70 miles.
Deer tend to travel the pathways taught to them by their mothers, which has been verified by data collected from GPS units attached to collars by Utah Division of Wildlife Resources biologists.
Utah hunting guide Dave Beronio dislodged a moose calf's front leg from an entanglement in a wire fence on Oct. 2.
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