49er, I don't understand. What's your point? Again, within any discipline of study, varying factors are always present and are, for the most part, known about. Do you think the QDMA is oblivious to coyote predation? The QDMA suggests tools within data collection and observation that help uncover such variables as coyote predation.

If a piece of property doesn't need doe removal, QDM/QDMA would dictate that you don't remove any does.

I hope you're not insisting on painting the QDMA and QDM into a corner that INCORRECTLY labels QDM as a "doe killing" philosophy?

Last edited by Bucktrot; 02/12/12 11:17 PM.