Blog Topic: bears

We have written blog posts about how the most important component of a deer population is adult females. Their survival […]

 Life is easier without competition.  Without it, there is no need to get up early on Saturday morning to be […]

As I have stated before, Spring rocks. Actually, it flowers! That’s one of the reasons I like it so much. […]

It’s been a minute since we’ve visited one of our deer. And with the fawning season approaching, we decided to […]

Most of the time Mother Nature has a back up plan. And if we (people) don’t get involved or mess […]

The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation has governed wildlife management in the US for over a century. The first […]

[Comments in brackets are by Jeannine and Duane] ——————————————————————– From the Northern Crew: Hi everyone, This week we really started […]

 [Comments in brackets are by Jeannine and Duane] ——————————————————————– FLIR thermal surveys continue to make up most of our work […]

Deer Crew Diaries may go on hiatus in the summer and fall but that doesn’t mean the field techs do. […]

While we have put the topic of fawn predation to bed on this blog, it’s still shows up. A recent […]

In the field, most days you are blessed. But some days you’re cursed.

We’ve had the pleasure of knowing many young wildlife professionals over the years.