Identifying the Upper Wind River mule deer migration corridor will provide land managers with the best data to voluntarily implement conservation measures and secure additional funding to ...

The longest recorded migratory mule deer ... routes. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke released a migration order earlier this year that many at least say brings attention to the issue. The Wyoming ...

Mule deer especially have suffered from the loss of habitat in Wyoming ... and underpasses where migration routes cross highways. Herds of migrating antelope that used to congregate along roads ...

CASPER — As one of western Wyoming’s primary arteries ... But the road also slices through a vital migration corridor where thousands of pronghorn and mule deer cross biannually.

Archery season was only a few days away and Tavegie had antelope hunters ... in northeast Wyoming. While devastating, it’s also an opportunity to rebuild fences that are more wildlife friendly. Photo ...

The mule deer did not look much like a mule. Nestled in the wind-drifted, sun-crusted snow deep in winter range near La Barge, Wyoming ... protect more migration routes. Paul Ulrich is the ...

A mule deer ... director of the Wyoming Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit and the Wyoming Migration Initiative at UW. “These deer rely not only on habitat in their summer and winter ranges, ...

Brett French Lee Newspapers Dec 18, 2024 Dec 18, 2024 CODY, Wyoming — In a cave high atop a mountain, in a remote region near Yellowstone National Park, a mule deer doe gave birth to a fawn this ...

The state of Wyoming officially designated the broader Sublette mule deer corridor as “vital habitat” in 2016. Although mule deer display extreme fidelity to their migration routes year after year, ...

The new migration atlas documents 26 migration corridors, 16 migration routes ... mule deer to leap or have barb-free bottom wires high enough for antelope to scramble under, said Doug Brimeyer ...

The longest recorded migratory mule deer herd in the world travels about a 150 miles from the Red Desert in southwest Wyoming to a place called the Hoback.