Coyote Control for Managing Deer and Reducing Predation

Predator control on small acreage may lead to you seeing less predators on that tract, while in reality no significant reduction in predator ...

Coyote Control - THE HUNTING ECOLOGIST

Both must be true for coyote control to serve as an effective deer management strategy. First, shooting coyotes must lower the population density. Second, ...

Coyote Control: When Is It The Right Option?

We know coyotes kill deer, thus more coyotes kill a greater number of deer, and therefore decreasing the number of coyotes will result in more deer. However, we ...

Managing Predators for More Deer | Mossy Oak Gamekeeper

The one thing all the deer-coyote research has in common is that not a single study tried just “shooting coyotes” as the only removal method. They all involved ...

The Catch-22 Of Coyote Control | Mossy Oak

Coyotes prey on deer, in some cases at a level that can significantly suppress productivity and population growth. Remove the predators and you ...

Reducing predators has slight effect on deer - Hunt Talk

An extensive study of the effects of coyotes and cougars on Idaho's mule deer population shows managing predators has an effect on the deer herds.

Coyote: The Ultimate Deer Predator? - TN Deer Forums

If you remove a transient coyote, you've done nothing to impact the local dynamics of the coyote population relative to influences on deer or ...

Is Coyote Control the Answer for Better Deer Hunting?

Their primary objective was “to document the possibility of differential coyote predation risk for fawns across the landscape and characterize ...

I graduated with a degree in wildlife management and one of my favorite topics was predator management. If you do your research you'll find ...

JWM: Coyotes don't reduce deer populations - The Wildlife Society

As coyotes (Canis latrans) expand their range and increase their population sizes across the eastern United States, white-tailed deer ...

Coyote Damage Prevention and Control Methods

Nevertheless, fences can be useful in reducing damage by predators and management of livestock. Net-wire fences in good repair can deter many coyotes from ...

Coyote Predation on White-Tailed Deer - Landscapes & Letters

Further, while there is evidence that removal of coyotes has had positive effects on white-tailed deer recruitment, the evidence also suggests ...

Behavioral response of white‐tailed deer to coyote predation risk

Behavioral responses of prey to predation risk can affect lower trophic levels. White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus; hereafter deer) ...

Landscape heterogeneity reduces coyote predation on white-tailed ...

Research or management efforts initiated in response to coyote predation on fawns have primarily focused on implementation of reduced antlerless deer harvest or ...

Can managers compensate for coyote predation of white-tailed deer?

Our results suggest increased deer mortality from coyotes can be addressed through reduced hunting harvest of adult female deer in most circumstances throughout ...

Coyote depredation management: current methods and research ...

The effectiveness of selective removal of breeding coy- otes in reducing sheep predation. ... Analysis of coyote predation on deer and elk during winter in ...

EXCLUSIVE: Thinking Slowly About Coyote Predation on Deer

Coyote hunting is awesome but the most effective means of predator management over a long period is sustained trapping. 3) Even in areas where ...

The Effect of Coyotes on Pennsylvania's Deer Herd

This article examines and dispels the myth that coyotes keep deer populations low, and addresses the effect of predation on deer populations in Pennsylvania.

Do you believe predator control can work? - Growing Deer TV

Just as importantly researchers from the University of Georgia recently reported that deer are extremely stressed by coyote activity even if ...

Effects on White-Tailed Deer Following Eastern Coyote Colonization

Landscape heterogeneity reduces coyote predation on white‐tailed deer fawns. Journal of Wildlife Management 81:601–609. Hiller, T. L., H. Campa, III, and ...