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Columbian black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus richardson) were radio-tagged in a deep snowfall region on northern Vancouver Island, British Columbia. These deer were monitored to determine seasonal movements and habitat use. Deer exhibited either resident or migratory movement patterns. Resident deer made seasonal shifts in their home range centres but their seasonal home ranges overlapped. In migratory deer, summer home ranges were separated from both spring and winter home ranges, although their spring and winter home ranges overlapped. Altitudinal migrations occurred by deer moving between high and low elevation habitats. Horizontal migrations occurred by deer moving between a small tributary valley and the main valley.
Harestad, Alton Sidney. 1979. Seasonal Movements of Black-tailed Deer on Northern Vancouver Island. Ministry of Environment. R-3
Keywords: movements, habitat, radio-tagging, home range, migration, black-tailed deer, Vancouver Island
ISSN: 0701-581X
Scientific Name: Odocoileus hemionus
ISBN: 0-7719-8301-8
English Name: Mule Deer
Other Identifier: fish and wildlife report
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