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Levels of stress hormone in saliva of newborn deer fawns may predict mortality

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Hunt deer despite disease, but be smart, safe, food safety expert counsels

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Deer browsing is not stopping the densification of Eastern forests

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Student workers receive hands-on experience with deer at Penn State center

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Deer fawns more likely to survive in agricultural landscapes than forest

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Chronic wasting disease research becomes more crucial as cases grow in Pa. deer

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Taste test? Deer preferences seem to help non-native invasive plants spread

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Oh, deer: Study uses GPS to explore animals' relationship with forest

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Research to focus on how deer respond to changes in moon phase, weather

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Never-before-seen insights into deer movement offered on research website

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Researchers identify terrain likely to attract wasting disease-infected deer

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Deer hunters, be sure downed animal was healthy before eating venison

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Deer dispersal research and chronic wasting disease

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CWD or not, same safety advice for field dressing, processing deer

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Experts advise hunters not to overreact to CWD discovery in Pa.

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