BRIEF NO. 14
Mule Deer Radio Collaring
Project
Population Biologist
Location
Bridger Valley, WY
Subject
Jeff Short
Mule Deer Radio Collaring
Interview and photograph by Daniel Wakefield Pasley.

“I WORK WITH LARGE ungulates11Ungulates can more simply be described as hoofed mammals.: large game species like antelope, mule deer, elk and moose. Basically, I go out into the field and collect information via various means, like radio collars or visual observation. I take that information back to the office for data analysis and statistical work, and then I put reports together. Those reports help us make decisions about what’s best for the wildlife in terms of population management, and they help determine sustainble and repsonsiblie hunter harvests. The research also assists us with habitat protection and landscape scale issues22Landscape-scale conservation is a holistic approach to wilderness conservation that takes into account local economic and social considerations.”—Jeff Short

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