Mule Deer
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Mule deer camera removed from Okanagan wildfire zoneA piece of important equipment has been removed from a burnt out stretch of Okanagan landscape where mule deer researchers were working.CanadaNov 13, 2023
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B.C. Wildlife Federation seeking citizen scientists for deer studyThe organization says if you have one day a year to spare, you can help play a role in a multi-year study of B.C.’s mule deer.EnvironmentJun 7, 2022
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Gronlid, Sask. man fined for illegal wildlife traffickingRandall Wehrkamp was fined $36,500 for illegal wildlife trafficking after buying and selling antlers in Saskatchewan without a permit.CanadaFeb 10, 2020
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Poachers fined, handed Saskatchewan hunting banThree people from Imperial, Sask., have been fined just over $11,000 and handed two-year hunting bans after a poaching investigation by conservation officers.CanadaMay 22, 2019
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Kelowna’s conservation office wants a ban on spiked fences after 10 deer impaledTen deer have been found dead or needing to be euthanized after jumping over the fences since the beginning of 2019.EnvironmentMar 27, 2019
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Okotoks asks residents to help count deer using free appIn the past, Okotoks used volunteers to walk through the town and count deer populations with a camera, clipboard and pencil, but this year, it's using a free app instead.EnvironmentSep 14, 2018
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New study looking into restoring some of B.C.’s declining mule deer populationsWhile deer seem all too common in urban areas these days, wild mule deer populations are another story. At least in some areas of B.C.’s southern interior. “We have anecdotal reports for probably 60 to 80 years that, in some spots, mule deer are declining,” Jesse Zeman of the B.C. Wildlife Federation said. Now it’s...Jul 17, 2018
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4 Saskatchewan men fined total of $71K for illegal hunting activitiesInvestigators determined four men were claiming to be outfitters and in October 2014 illegally shot a mule deer buck which was exported to the United States for two clients.CanadaJun 20, 2017
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Saskatchewan’s big game draw starts May 1Saskatchewan’s big game draw attracts thousands of people looking for a limited number of hunting licences.CanadaApr 27, 2017
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