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Nocturnal Spatial and Behavioral Interactions Among Coyotes, White-tailed Deer Fawns, and Mature Male Deer in Southern Missouri
Preliminary Observations Using Thermal Aerial Surveillance Derrick DixonWhitetail ResearchSouthern Missouri, USA Ab...
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A Buck, A Sleeping Coyote, and a Hidden Fawn
Coyotes are mysterious creatures. They're masters of moving unseen, slipping through the landscape under the cover of...
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Located in the heart of the Ozarks, Whitetail Research is conducting the first-ever large-scale behavioral study of whitetail deer using a thermal drone. This groundbreaking approach marks a significant shift in how we observe and understand deer movement and behavior in real time. Unlike traditional GPS collar studies, thermal drone research offers a non-invasive, visually driven method that captures detailed insights—moment by moment—across natural landscapes.
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