Factors affecting night-spotlighting counts of white-tailed deer at Saratoga National Historical Park

Begier MJ. 1996. Factors affecting night-spotlighting counts of white-tailed deer at Saratoga National Historical Park

For nearly three decades, night-spotlighting has been an important deer monitoring tool. Night-spotting has been used to estimate deer population size and to characterize herd composition--this study identifies and quantifies factors that contribute to observed fluctuations in night-spotlight counts.

Type
Academic
Authors
Begier, Michael
Date of Issue
1996-06
Units
SARA
Keywords
Animal Studies, Deer populations, night spotlighting, Odocoileus Virginianus, thesis, White-Tailed Deer, Wildlife Monitoring

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