Elk Migration

The largest elk herd in Nevada inhabits the mountain ranges surrounding SVWMA. SVWMA provides spring, summer, and early-fall habitat for elk, while adjacent public lands are important winter and spring ranges for elk that summer in the nearby Schell Creek and Egan mountain ranges. Mule deer use the area throughout most of the year. Pronghorn have increased dramatically in southern Steptoe Valley over the last several years and can be seen on the area from spring through fall.

Whitetail deer can be difficult to hunt if you are not sure how to do it the right way. The deer’s senses are sensitive so being undetected is one of the top priorities in hunting. Airing out hunting clothes needs to be done before the season begins in an important factor. Another

The Minnesota Department of Traffic Safety focuses on implementing traffic-law enforcement programs and public education with the objective to reduce collisions, injuries and death by changing drivers’ behavior. The National Highway Transportation Safety

When it comes to your odds of hitting a deer in Wisconsin, the state ranked as the sixth state with the highest deer population. What are the odds of hitting a deer? Approximately one in 77 drivers will hit a deer. The Wisconsin State Department of Transportation claims that the amount of people who have died or been in injured in deer crashes has risen steadily since the 1970s. In 2015 alone, 18,000 drivers experience hitting a deer in the Badger State, and these accidents account for around 15 percent all the crashes in the state.

High speed travel can be very inundating … “slow down and don’t rush”. Today, it seems like more than ever that drivers are in a hurry to get where they are going. People should “plan ahead” for any driving occasion, and give their selves plenty of extra time for any contingency that might arise and cause any unsafe driving.

In order for a farmer to kill an animal they must apply for a depredation permit which gives them the right to kill if the animal is not on the endangered or threatened list. These permits cost $100 and must list species, county, specific location, property damaged, number to taken, expiration date, method used, and other restrictions. After every year you are required to turn them into a DNR office and purchase a new one. Before you can even buy one you must have a DNR officer come and examine the damage to see if you really need it.(MIDNR) It can take days for an officer to come and deer can cause substantial amount of damage to crops in a matter of a few days. If farmers were allowed to shoot these animals with no permit it could save millions for these farmers.

This is the reason the cars are getting more and safer. The government is adding more and more safety to the car. To inshore the driver is safe wail driving. And the manufacture has to make the car more and

many vehicle collisions and fatalities. However, it seems as though many states have failed to

The video shows a truck loaded with a bunch of large logs driving down a winding road in front of the driver who was recording. The truck cruises along at a slow pace and seems to be navigating some of the sharp turns well. The truck travels down the road with no problems for a little less than one minute. Then, you can see that it starts speeding up as it goes down a small hill

If you find yourself on interstate highways and country roads a lot, you're less likely to be in an accident than if you're constantly driving in densely populated urban areas. You're also less likely to hit pedestrians--which can quickly burn through bodily injury

Of all the vehicles on the road, large 18-wheeler trucks pose the most danger to cars. Their heavy loads mean that they take longer to stop and their enormous size means they have huge blind spots (also called no zones). While truck drivers are trained to frequently check their mirrors so that they can track cars before entering their blind zones, they can't always do this because of fatigue or distraction. Therefore, it is up to the car driver to be aware of the truck's blind spots and to drive accordingly.

Also, in order to avoid hitting the animal the road, the driver may lead to the traffic accident. Even worse, the driver may loss of lives and property.

White tailed deer, elk, and moose are all types of deer. They are ruminant mammals forming the family Cervidae which means they grow and shed new antlers each year. These three types of deer live in areas ranging from the wilderness, forests, brush thickets, prairie, and your backyard. While often associated with forests, deer are an Eco tone species that can adapt to different environments in order to survive. The white-tailed deer, elk, and moose have different dietary needs ranging from tree bark to the tender grass allowing them to live in the same community while foraging on different foods. Reproduction characteristics for these mammals are similar but distinctive to their own breed. They have different mating patterns,

I’m asking you to think right now about working all day at your daily job, rushing home, and just hitting the road. Two guys, father and son, driving (twenty hours and four minutes to be exact) across the great plains. Think about pulling an all nighter, only instead of messing around and doing something fun and entertaining, your eyes are focus on the slick roads in the dead of a December storm. Everyone thinks that they are a “good” driver, let me tell you now, you haven’t tested your driving skills until you have driven on black ice with a blizzard precipitating down about as hard as it comes. Once you have gone through the whole night, not crashed, and not fallen asleep behind the wheel, you still deal with the black ice on the road along with driving across the most boring part of the United States, also known as the Great Plains. If you don’t live or have an idea about the area, I’ll tell you. Physically, you can only see approximately ten miles based on science. When you are in the middle of the plains, you can see as far as you can until the roundness of the Earth makes it impossible. Around the rolling hills or near mountains, your lucky to see a couple miles. There is nothing unique to the land or the

In the early 1900s there were roughly 41,000 elk in the entire united states. Now there are over 1 million elk in the united states