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It’s all in the catch when it comes to mule deer research (VIDEO)
This picture taken on August 26, 2013 shows an injured sika deer, which will be served as food for the Amur tigers, waiting for treatment in Lanjia forest near Wangqing county of Yanji, northeast Chinau00e2u20acu2122s Jilin province. u00e2u20acu201d AFP pic

NEW YORK, Feb 3 — To protect migration routes, wildlife biologists at the University of Wyoming are capturing mule deer by helicopter to learn exactly where they go, what they eat and how healthy they are. — New York Times


A file picture of a sika deer. Wildlife biologists at the University of Wyoming hope to better understand migration patterns of the mule deer through research. — AFP pic

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