Wildlife
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Consequences of Deer Overabundance
A review of consequences caused by high deer populations.
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Following the passage of the Deer Management Act in 1974, Connecticut established a limited, conservative hunting season to allow for use of the deer resource and for continued population growth.
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Managing Urban Deer in Connecticut
Providing communities and residents concerned about overabundant deer populations with facts about deer and deer management in urban and suburban areas.
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References and Suggested Readings
A list of references and suggested reading on urban deer management.
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Examples of Local Deer Reduction Efforts by Municipalities
Learn about deer reduction efforts undertaken in Connecticut towns.
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Examples of Special Deer Reduction Programs in Connecticut
Cooperative deer hunts have been designed specifically for communities and conservation organizations to reduce deer populations while addressing safety concerns of residents.
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Facts About White-tailed Deer and Deer Management
Learn some important facts about deer and deer management in Connecticut.
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Developing an Urban Deer Management Plan
Recommendations for developing an urban deer management plan.
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Explore different management options for reducing urban deer herds.
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Wildlife Division Office Directory
Office locations and contact information for programs of the DEEP Wildlife Division.
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Information about dealing with sick, injured, or distressed bears, bobcats, and coyotes.
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Links to a variety of wildlife activity and coloring pages for kids.
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Information on how to become a Nuisance Wildlife Control Officer (NWCO).
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Information for Licensed NWCOs
Information and forms for licenses Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators.
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Connecticut Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest
The artwork for the Connecticut Junior Duck Stamp Contest will be featured on the annual Connecticut Migratory Bird Conservation Stamp.