Relationship of Buck DOE count of numbers:

Every year when study his flock, adequate inventory of precise deer and record-keeping are essential to the implementation of a successful deer management program. The data collected during a survey deer should include production Fawn, development of horns, density of deer and buck DOE ratios.  Understand the impact of masculinity is an important tool in the management of deer.  A balanced relationship guarantee makes a healthy season routine with only the bucks stronger for breeding, production of deer of quality year after year.

The ideal proportion of buck DOE will vary depending on the philosophies of size, the region and the administration of property.  In general, a good relationship of buck DOE's 1: 1. 1: 3 is acceptable, and there are several tips to achieve this balance.

One of ways mangers have been able to produce the kind of older deer is through the administration of a relationship 1: 1 instead of a more typical 1: 5 ratio. For the examples listed below, assume (1) the deer herd starts in capacity, (2) it is relatively healthy with a 100% crop Fawn and (3) no natural mortality.

To see the effects of a ratio 1: 1 will use the scenario that the capacity is 120.  Starting in the spring population would be 60 bucks and 60 makes a vintage 30 fawns Fawn 100% men and 30 women fawns.  Once again, if the desired DOE buck ratio is 1: 1, it would be necessary to reap 30 men and 30 women.  If only the old men and women were harvested, would be to the rest of the population of 30 adult males, adult females 30 to 60 fawns. Under this scenario with ratio 1: 1 buck DOE, the herd would be "around" every 3 years.

The effects of a scenario of 1: 5 with the same capacity of 120 are markedly different.  The population of starting in the spring would be a growing 100% 50 fawns Fawn males and 50 females fawns, 100 ago and $20.  To ensure that population carrying capacity, should reap 50 men and 50 women. If only be harvested more male and female, it would leave the population with no males and adult females 50 leaving 30 deer carrying capacity range. Under this scenario with a ratio of 1: 5 buck DOE, the herd "become" the realization of every difficult year raising the age of the flock. When there are wide variations in the relationship, it is more difficult to manage the property of older, mature bucks.

In a perfect world, they would always be develop mathematics and nature would be balanced accordingly. Unfortunately, the real world doesn't work that way and course of nature is often one of ebbs and flows.  However, through the hard work and good management practices can create balance and sustainability.

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Published on Wednesday, February 2, 2011 at 11: 42 am in News of Hunter.

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