Black Elk

The caribou are the most endangered species in the 48 lower states. The Caribou that are still living can be found in the Selkirk Mountains near Canadian Border, Idaho, and northeast Washington. The biggest reason for the disappearing of the Caribou is predation. Since the Caribou are disappearing they are also known as the gray ghost. The Selkirk herd of caribou can be found in the snowy old forest in Idaho, and in the northeast part of Washington, but they spend most of their time in Southern Canada

In the journal article “White-Tailed Deer as Keystone Species within Forest Habitats of Virginia” the authors, William J. McShea and John H. Rappole, go in-depth to how white-tailed Deer affect the abundance and distribution of vertebrate species in Virginia. The authors hypothesized that White-Tailed Deer influence the arrangement of winged creatures and warm blooded animals indirectly through changing of the natural surroundings and specifically through the utilization of shared nourishment sorts

to be managed and if they are not addressed they will continue to roam free of charge and deplete the livestock herds. Even beyond that our generation of families won't feel safe letting our grandchildren run around. The wolves have mass killed 19 elk in one night, slaughtered countless numbers of livestock and in places threatened people. “In the rural town of Reserve, New Mexico kids wait for the bus in wooden and metal cages, meant to protect the kids from wolf attacks.” (Toft, 2016). You may

The Sun’s May, 2017, striking cover photo of a blacktail deer, taken by Nolan Calisch, was instantly recognizable to me and confirmed by the Photographer’s bio. This solitary doe is one of a census of 230 deer who cohabit our small Victorian Seaport town on the Olympic Peninsula. Local residents’ responses to co-mingling run the whole gamut from disdain to enchantment as our roaming, grazing neighbors lop the blooms off our flowers, prune bushes bite by bite, and leap fences to devour rare plants

My dad has taught me many life lessons and has set a good example to live by. For example, when we go deer hunting he sets a good example by doing the right thing instead of what he really wants to do. One time when we were hunting there was a deer across the river and would have been an easy shot but he left it to show a good example since shooting across open water is illegal. Also during hunting he shows a good example because before I would go along he would do just about anything to get a

The company I chose for this assignment is the Missouri Department of Conservation. It is a Missouri state agency whose mission is to protect and conserve Missouri’s natural resources. Backgrounding the problem: The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has been around for over 75 years. Throughout its rich history, MDC has faced many hardships including deforestation and the almost extirpation of several native animal species, including deer. The agency worked hard at reviving its devastated

The spray flew up from my front tires, drenching my windshield, and the thought struck me; “I haven’t driven through a puddle in months! “ My veteran bow hunters had started the season strong, turning down shots at younger deer in hopes of tagging one of several mature bucks that had been out in full view that first evening. All creatures enjoyed the return of the much-needed rain including the normally nocturnal older deer. A shot taken by a new archer flew harmlessly over the back of a mid-150’s

Though it is not as commonly known, loss of predatory animals can be just as bad, if not worse, for the environment than the loss of prey animals. The depletion of animals like bears, mountain lions, and wolves have affected the environment around us in more ways than one might think. The deciduous forest can be a very harsh environment to live in. The temperature can range from extremely cold during the winter to nice sunny, fairly warm days in the summer. Precipitation can be anywhere from fifty

The reason i love to hunt is because it so peaceful. There's no one out there to yell at u or complain. You can take some weight off of your body and mind just setting in the woods hearing birds talking to each other there ain't nothing like it. Hunting is like my exercise and i would walk as far as i have to to climb a tree. Hunting is the bomb. I Love setting in the woods. The feeling when u shoot a deer is awesome it gets you so pumped up. It's a feeling that you may never feel. Hunting is awesome

The wood’s amazing fragrance lingers behind me. No matter the multitude of times I have experienced this, never will the scent go away. I always love the time spent on my deer hunting grounds. Meandering roads leading to anywhere imaginable, deer stands designating a perfect view for a hunt, antlers jettisoned onto the trails and questioning whether this will be an exceptional year. Markings carved on trees to show direction, old ragged signs saying “NO TRESPASSING”, the name and phone number of