Site fidelity trumps disturbance: aerial shooting does not cause surviving fallow deer (Dama dama) to disperse
Andrew J. Bengsen,
Sebastien Comte,
Lee Parker
et al.
Abstract:Context Aerial shooting is an important tool for managing the economic and environmental impacts of widespread wild fallow deer populations in eastern Australia and could be crucial for mounting an effective response to an emergency animal disease incursion. However, there is a concern that the disturbance caused by aerial shooting could cause infected animals to disperse, thereby transmitting pathogens to previously uninfected areas. Aims We sought to describe the nature and extent of spatial behaviou… Show more
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