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Fraser Timber Supply Area, Mule and Black-Tailed Deer Management Plan Freeman, Shaun
2001
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Abstract: Using survey data obtained on Rocky Mountain Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus hemionus) and Columbian Black-tailed deer (O.h.columbianus) within the Fraser Timber Supply Area (TSA), the author provides detailed analysis and recommendations on the minimum habitat necessary for the winter survival of deer in this management plan. Of 335 DMUs (Deer Management Units) within the Anderson, Nahatlatch, Ainslie, Manning, Yale, Silverhope, East Hanison, Coquihalla, and Chilliwack regions, 8906 ha were designated 'Classic' DMU-- area with topography and vegetation sufficient to sustain deer through severe winter conditions. The 'Classic' is the habitat unit with the least opportunity for forest development, and thus has the greatest potential to impact the timber supply; it represents approximately 59.4% (8,906 ha/15,000 ha) of the area within the Timber Harvesting Land Base (THLB) considered unavailable for forest development in the region.
 
Freeman, Shaun. 2001. Fraser Timber Supply Area, Mule and Black-Tailed Deer Management Plan. Ministry of Environment
 
Topic: Conservation & Management (Wildlife, Fish, Plant)
Keywords: Fraser, Fraser Timber Supply Area, Black-Tailed Deer, Mule Deer, Wildlife Management, British Columbia, winter range
ISSN:  Scientific Name: Odocoileus hemionus
ISBN:  English Name: Mule Deer
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