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August 16, 2025Wildlife BiologyOpen Access

Navigating a landscape of contrasting hunting regimes and habitats: red deer responses to risk and resources

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Observational analysis revealed how red deer adapt to hunting risks in varying habitats, suggesting conservation strategies for ungulates.

Red deer show distinct habitat preferences, prioritizing closed forests in hunting areas for safety and reducing movement during daylight hours.
In non-hunting zones, red deer strongly select open habitats and maintain consistent movement rates day and night, indicating adaptive behavior.
Using GPS tracking data from 32 female red deer, researchers analyzed their responses to varying hunting pressures and habitat types.
Insights into red deer behavior highlight the importance of no-hunting zones for wildlife conservation and effective management.

Eggers et al. (2025) studied this question.

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August 16, 2025Wildlife BiologyOpen Access

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Observational analysis revealed how red deer adapt to hunting risks in varying habitats, suggesting conservation strategies for ungulates.

Red deer show distinct habitat preferences, prioritizing closed forests in hunting areas for safety and reducing movement during daylight hours.
In non-hunting zones, red deer strongly select open habitats and maintain consistent movement rates day and night, indicating adaptive behavior.
Using GPS tracking data from 32 female red deer, researchers analyzed their responses to varying hunting pressures and habitat types.
Insights into red deer behavior highlight the importance of no-hunting zones for wildlife conservation and effective management.

Eggers et al. (2025) studied this question.

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