In today’s podcast, Dr. Stephen Ditchkoff answers questions about controlled burns, how to create more and better food sources for deer, and more.

In today’s podcast, Dr. Stephen Ditchkoff answers questions about controlled burns, how to create more and better food sources for deer, and more.
Auburn University Deer Lab PhD student Monet Gomes explains what research goes on at Auburn when the bucks are in the peak of the rut.
Deer and Deer Hunting heads down south to see Auburn University — one of the most advanced deer research facilities in the country.
The deer world lost a pioneering researcher with the recent death of Dr. Valerius Geist. Learn his influence on what we know about wildlife.
Dan Schmidt and Dr. Stephen S. Ditchkoff explain their beliefs on whitetail sex ratios and provide scientific insights into buck-to-doe ratios within a whitetail herd.
Have you ever wondered how a deer can drink water without getting sick? Daniel E. Schmidt describes the interesting ways deer survive.
Dr. Stephen S. Ditchkoff and Dan Schmidt talk about how the pressure of what (or what not) to shoot is taking the joy out of hunting.
By leaving even a single pig behind, all of your efforts will be a waste. Here’s how to completely remove wild pigs from an area.
The silver-backed chevrotain was recently rediscovered — after vanishing for nearly 30 years — in a forest in southern Vietnam.
Science-based deer management involves many factors that must all work together for the overall health of the deer and their habitat. Auburn University’s Deer Laboratory is one of the top deer research facilities in the country, and provides information on the many facets needed for a healthy deer management plan.