... Extension Service. "Managing your habitat for deer is a never-ending job," said Dr. Becky McPeake, extension wildlife specialist. "Many hunters plant food plots to attract and harvest deer. But if you want to sustain deer, they need 'native ...

... small game and non-game species of wildlife. Rex Roberg, a University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service wildlife specialist who visited Northcutt's property said that Northcutt's focus on wildlife is clear. "Carl has used several ...

... defense system similar to that of the skunks. They pour several gallons of ammonia under the house. Becky Stout, wildlife specialist for the University of Arkansas' Cooperative Extension Service, says the spread of rabies to humans and pets from ...

... eagle or coot that has been marked with leg or neck bands to help monitor the populations," says Becky Stout, a wildlife specialist with the University of Arkansas' Cooperative Extension Service. Bald eagles winter in Arkansas, nesting or resting ...

... your yard or field, walk around and see if you can find a nest, or maybe some newborns," says Becky Stout, a wildlife specialist with the University of Arkansas' Cooperative Extension Service. "Keep your contact with the young to a minimum ...

... it can be a boon to farmers or landowners who can gain some supplemental income," said Becky Stout McPeake, a wildlife specialist with the University of Arkansas' Cooperative Extension Service. According to Morgan Richardson, a wildlife biologist ...

... learn and win prizes through a conservation program aimed at rice farming and waterfowl management. Rex Roberg, a wildlife specialist, says the program "Managing Rice for Ducks" involves young people from 9 to 19 years old. Participants "adopt ...

... The program offers producers incentives to establish wildlife habitat on their farmland," says Rex Roberg, a wildlife specialist with the Cooperative Extension Service. CRP rental payments are based on the soil type of the offered acres and ...

... You usually don't see a number of eagles dying in one location," said Kimberli Miller, a veterinarian and wildlife specialist with the U.S. Geological Service's National Wildlife Health Center in Wisconsin. "Eagles are solitary birds ...

... the black vulture, has a black head, white wing patches, and is noticeably smaller. Dr. Becky McPeake, wildlife specialist with the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service, said black vultures are more aggressive and more ...