PA Game Commission: First Year of Doe Study Comes to a Close

, The first year of a mid-state
study focusing on female white-tailed deer survival and behavior during
hunting seasons recently concluded. Information on many of
these research projects can be found on the agency's website at
(http://www."
In Pennsylvania, antlered deer and antlerless deer harvests are managed
differently. Future work on this study will continue
to focus on meeting these objectives.
Capture efforts this year will result in radio-collared deer being monitored
on public and private lands in expanded areas of both study areas. The company has
notified the WHO of its prediction and warning regarding the near term
likelihood of this genetic alteration occurring . The region of identity between H5N1 and H1N1 is downstream from the
S227N position, so H5N1, with and without the S227N change, can acquire this
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Seven percent of the WMU 2G study deer were
taken by hunters compared to 21 percent of the WMU 4B deer.

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Going into the hunting seasons , 92 deer (54 in WMU 2G and 38 in WMU 4B)
were being tracked by researchers. In late December 2005 , the first human infections by the
Qinghai strain of H5N1 were reported in Turkey. Dr.

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These studies include: a fawn survival study (2000-
2001 ); a buck survival and movement study (2001-2005); a rut timing and
conception study (2000-present ); an antler measurement study (2000-2001); an
evaluation of deer harvest estimates and reporting rates (2003-2004); and
chronic wasting disease surveillance (1998-present). "Getting a clearer picture and better
understanding of female white-tailed deer survival will help us in monitoring
deer populations at the WMU level and making management decisions to adjust
the size of WMU deer herds through the issuance of antlerless deer licenses.S. This
alteration had been previously shown to increase the affinity of H5N1 for
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In the spring of 2005, the first year of the ongoing study, deer capture
efforts were concentrated on public lands. Analysis of these data has not
been completed, and more flights will be conducted next hunting season.
"The first year of this study went well," noted Wallingford. "Our field
crews, led by biologist aides Walter 'Deet' James and Jason Kougher, did an
excellent job all year.com

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"Because of these changes, it's more difficult to apply study deer
harvest rates across WMUs. Recombinomics , utilizing its patent pending approach, predicted that
the H gene in H5N1 would exchange genetic information with the H gene in H9N2
and would acquire the genetic change S227N (also called S223N ).

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From the time they were captured to the beginning of the hunting season,
preliminary survival rates for female deer were about 85 percent . The antlerless license allocation
has been a central part of the Game Commission's deer management program for
decades and is used to adjust the harvest of antlerless deer at the WMU level."
Although analysis of movement data during the hunting season is ongoing,
some interesting anecdotal movements have been observed. Like the warning/prediction issued on October 22nd, 2005,
this new alteration will increase the virus' affinity for human receptors and
lead to more efficient transmission of H5N1 to humans. Henry Niman
President
Recombinomics, Inc.

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"Although we have confirmed 15 percent of study deer were taken by
hunters, we would not say these results should be applied to other areas of
Pennsylvania, let alone the statewide harvest," noted Dr.

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Similar to
results from the buck and fawn studies, illegal harvest was minimal and, to
the researchers' knowledge, none of the radio-collared deer were illegally
killed this past year. "We now are focusing on hunter densities and distribution
and how they may differ on public and private lands."
New trapping crews have started fieldwork for the 2006 capture season.
Today, Recombinomics is predicting a similar change in the adjacent
position of the H5N1 virus' receptor binding domain.

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state. In WMU 2G, radio collars were put on 76 female deer , while 48 female
deer were fitted with radio collars in WMU 4B.
"Unlike the buck study where we had hundreds of marked bucks scattered across
large, diverse areas, these results involve fewer deer from specific areas.

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Field crews captured nearly 250
deer. We had good capture success and gathered important
data on doe survival outside of the hunting season, movements, response to
hunting activity and hunter densities.

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Christopher Rosenberry, Game Commission Deer
Management Section supervisor .
"The antlerless deer license allocation changes from year to year and by
WMU to reflect changes in antlerless deer populations over time," Rosenberry
said."
Efforts to estimate hunter densities across the study areas were hampered
by poor weather early in the regular firearms season, but a number of flights
were flown during the weekends and second week. Like H9N2 in the Middle East, H1N1 is endemic in swine populations
in Europe. H5N1 is in the process of acquiring genetic information that allows
for more efficient infections of humans", said Recombinomics President, Dr,
Henry Niman.
648 Field Club Road,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15238
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"This current study was designed to address a number of needs in our deer
management program," said Dr . Infection by H5N1 in H1N1 infected swine will allow the viruses to
exchange genetic information via recombination and allow H5N1 to acquire
S228N.

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The donor sequences are
again on the H, but in H1N1 European swine sequences. This sequence acquisition by the H5N1 virus will also lead to
more efficient transmission to humans. Henry Niman, a
former Scripps Institute Assistant Member, based on his pioneering work in the
area of viral evolution.

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However, survival outside of hunting seasons and
the factors affecting it are not well-known for Pennsylvania deer. Collisions
with vehicles , starvation and undetermined causes accounted for most deaths. Over the course of our research on female deer we hope to monitor
their survival outside of the hunting season and movements on both public and
private land and in a variety of landscapes. "In this study, we actually had one doe
travel more than 30 miles in WMU 4B. Her desire to travel caught up to her when she was hit by a
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Bret Wallingford, Game Commission biologist , noted that the antlerless
deer study differs from the recently completed buck study. S227N was detected in the
index case for that outbreak with six additional cases confirmed four of whom
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Duane Diefenbach,
Pennsylvania Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit assistant leader.
"The buck study was designed to estimate harvest rates and monitor the
effects of antler restrictions across large areas with similar regulations,"
Wallingford said.
"In the buck study, we monitored more than 450 yearling males and the
largest dispersal movement was 26 miles," noted Matthew Keenan , a graduate
student at Penn State University. Then, in
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We were able to fit
her with a radio-collar and monitored her movements after release.

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In October, Recombinomic's prediction/warning was based upon H5N1 entering
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The study, which is being conducted in Wildlife Management Units (WMUs) 2G
and 4B, is designed to answer the following questions: What percentage of
female deer survive from one hunting season to the next in both big woods and
mixed habitats? What factors influence survival of female deer? What is
hunter density on public and private lands? How do female deer respond to
hunting activity on public and private lands? Do environmental factors
influence the harvest of female deer?
In recent years, results from a series of research projects on white-
tailed deer have been used to guide and refine deer management decisions made
by the Game Commission.us) by clicking on "Wildlife" and then choosing
"Deer. Niman's research identified recombination as
the underlying mechanism driving rapid genetic change, allowing him to file a
series of patents based on a deep understanding of this paradigm shifting
process.

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The three-year research project is a
cooperative venture between the Pennsylvania Game Commission and the
Pennsylvania Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit at Penn State
University . Every hunter who purchases a hunting license can legally harvest
a buck. To harvest an antlerless deer - including young males, or button bucks
- hunters must obtain an antlerless license.

Prehistory does not occur in one particular time or place.

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Survival and movements of
radio-collared does were then monitored throughout the summer and fall. Route 22/322 last fall.
H5N1, like most rapidly evolving viruses, uses homologous recombination to
create novel genes that enhance the ability of the virus to evolve and remain
competitively viable. Recombinomics' proprietary approach predicts these
changes and identifies novel gene targets for new vaccines, which in turn
allows manufacturers to develop vaccine in advance of the emergence of new
genetically altered, and potentially pandemic viral strains.com ), has been consistently ahead of both the
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For this reason , we focused on estimating non-
hunting season survival of female deer, their movements and response to
hunting activity, and hunter distributions when we developed this study.
"Furthermore, we are interested in documenting how land ownership and
other environmental factors are related to when and where female deer are
harvested. -- The Company was founded by Dr. Recombinomics is in the process of commercializing its patent-pending
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Instead, these peoples often used other tools like oral tradition or pneumonic devices to forge a collective memory.

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Previous research and an independent scientific review have confirmed our
harvest estimates are valid.
"In WMU 2G, we had one doe travel about 11 miles , but on average, most
does remained within a mile of where they were captured. Given the relatively
few number of females handled so far in this study, we were surprised to
document such long-distance dispersal movements.

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HARRISBURG, Pa. This doe was uncooperative when captured
and kicked off her collar once while we were handling her. The new genetic change,
G228S, has also been previously shown to increase the affinity for human
receptors.