August 27, 2009 12:00 noon to 1:00 PM (Central)
First time users please attend the "Participant's Orientation" session to become familiar
with the webinar interface. This will start at 11:45 am.
One of the best advances in technology for hunters and wildlife managers is the remote-
sensing camera. Historically,these cameras have primarily been used to "photo capture"
numerous species of wildlife along game trails, food plots and feeding stations. However,
they also can be extremely useful management tools for estimating population size, fawn
crop and sex ratios of white-tailed deer, monitor non-target species occurrence and use
of food supplies and even help landowners formulate a battle plan in the continuing war
on feral hogs!
Join us to learn how to put your camera to work to do more than simply
scout your wildlife!
CFEs: 1 hours of SAF CFE Category I credits have been requested
** Make sure to enter your contact information in the CFE request form **
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Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Using Remote-Sensing Cameras In Wildlife Management
Presented by Billy Higginbotham (Professor and Wildlife & Fisheries Specialist, Texas AgriLife Extension Service)
