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Several interesting things in the research. I would have been interested in the distance total that a buck travels from his bedding area to the feeding area. The 55 yards increase during hunting season didn't really help any.
I wonder why UGA went to Pa to do a research study about the range of a mature buck being 907 acres. I would be more interested in the range of a buck in the south.
The most interesting is the coyote studies. Them essobees like to eat fawns and it seems they have a short life span or something. They say shooting them basically doesn't help, which doesn't make much sense to me.
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