Three time intervals based on the Chihuahuan Desert's temperature and precipitation fluctuation were used as the seasons. Twenty readings were taken for each doe in each of the three seasons, therefore the annual home range is based on 60 readings. Twenty five percent of the readings were done in each section. Home ranges were larger for deer that ranged through more open areas of the ranch whereas deer inhabiting areas of the ranch with denser stands of pi on-juniper had smaller home ranges. Also, jobs and other listings are currently being posted outside the Coffee Room and the main office.
Opportunities also exist for research assistantships and internships throughout the country.
The Internet has numerous job announcements. The Student Conservation Association will be on campus interviewing students for summer internships on March 25-26. Call or drop by the Co-op Office, Rm. 200 of Garcia Annex to schedule an interview. Forage Production and Wildlife Populations on Poor and Good Condition Chihuahuan Desert Rangelands By J. Joseph, J. Holechek, C. Possadas and R. Valdez Research evaluating forage production and wildlife populations on poor condition and good condition Chihuahuan desert ranges of similar climate and soils is lacking.