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Below is a brief description of the data you need to enter on the "Submit
Data" page. Feel free to contact us with any questions (asmeyers4@aol.
com; 914-234-3455)
Family Name – Each family should keep its own datasheet. Record your
family’s last name here.
Home address – A lot of your deer sightings will be made on your own
lawn. By listing your address at the top, you can simply put "home" under
the Location of your sighting.
Phone – This is just for our records in case we need to contact you
regarding your data
E-mail – We would like your e-mail to give you periodic updates on the
project.
Observer – For each deer observation made, record who observed the
deer.
Date – When did you observe the deer? (e.g. 12/12/2008)
Time – What time did you observe the deer? (e.g. 1:30 pm)
Location – Where did you see the deer? If it was on your property, write
“home.” If you saw it driving, look for the closest mailbox and record that
address.
Tagged deer – If there are tagged deer, select the deer whose colar
matches your observation.
Untagged deer – Simply record the number of untagged deer. Record
#does, #bucks, and #fawns or #unknown sex separately.
Data" page. Feel free to contact us with any questions (asmeyers4@aol.
com; 914-234-3455)
Family Name – Each family should keep its own datasheet. Record your
family’s last name here.
Home address – A lot of your deer sightings will be made on your own
lawn. By listing your address at the top, you can simply put "home" under
the Location of your sighting.
Phone – This is just for our records in case we need to contact you
regarding your data
E-mail – We would like your e-mail to give you periodic updates on the
project.
Observer – For each deer observation made, record who observed the
deer.
Date – When did you observe the deer? (e.g. 12/12/2008)
Time – What time did you observe the deer? (e.g. 1:30 pm)
Location – Where did you see the deer? If it was on your property, write
“home.” If you saw it driving, look for the closest mailbox and record that
address.
Tagged deer – If there are tagged deer, select the deer whose colar
matches your observation.
- What if there are 2 tagged deer?– Record both
- Tagged deer should be record ANYWHERE you find them.
Untagged deer – Simply record the number of untagged deer. Record
#does, #bucks, and #fawns or #unknown sex separately.
- What does unknown mean? – Record a deer as unknown if its
sex or age can’t be determined reliably. - I see untagged deer everywhere. Do I have to record all
untagged deer? – A great question, untagged deer should be
ONLY be recorded if they were sighted on or near your home