GlobalstarTrack Pro LU, LC, LC PB

Home range analysis, Migration, Survival, Reintroductions, Inter and Intra species interactions, Habitat use and movement behaviour, efficient Eradication planning and management

Collared Deer

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The best part of suburban deer trapping is that your collared deer are 1. Not afraid of you. Do we really need a GPS collar? 2. Always standing in your mouse transects! #wildlife #maryland #wildliferesearch #whitetaildeer #lymedisease #whitefootedmouse #murrowlab #nature #environmental #wildlifeconservation #radiotelemetry #biology #spatialecology #ecology

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Here is just a cool image of antler growth! This picture was taken in April. By late summer, early fall these antlers will be fully formed (and much larger!) #wildlife #maryland #wildliferesearch #whitetaildeer #lymedisease #whitefootedmouse #murrowlab #nature #environmental #wildlifeconservation #radiotelemetry #biology #spatialecology #ecology

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UMD is part of a large Area-wide project investigating integrated pest management techniques reducing the risk of tick born diseases. Here we are giving a white-tailed deer a GPS collar to track his movements in suburban parks. White-tailed deer are an important host species for many ticks.

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Mule Deer

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I'm headed to Rock Springs to photograph biologists and mule deer. It should be a good time. . . . . . . . . . . #muledeer #wyomingmigrationinitiative #uwyo #biology #science #rei1440project #wildernessculture #keepitpublic #ourwild #ungulates #research #trustscience #wyoming #wyomingexplored #thisiswy #natgeoadventure

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Mule Deer Research – Texas Parks & Wildlife

How and why radio collars are used in University of Wyoming chronic wasting disease study

Mule Deer CWD Study

Bighorn Sheep Return to Big Bend Ranch State Park

A Triumph for Pronghorn Antelope

1. VHF schedule local sunrise/sunset

Features and specifications subject to change without notice.

Technical specifications:
Operating temperature range: -30°C to +50°C
Data retention range: -50°C to +75°C
VHF frequency range: 145 to 212 MHz
User programmable via cable with download link: GPS & Beacon Schedule & Mortality Delay
User download via cable with download link: Data & diagnostics
Data storage capacity: 65,000 locations
Field replaceable battery pack: GlobalStarTrack Pro LU & LC only
Timed Release Drop off: Collar can be fitted with a TRD (adds 35-55g) or a TRRD (adds 125g to the weight of the collar)

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