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Managing for Quality Deer - 2007-09-14
Free Charles Alsheimer September Seminars in Thumb (Updated 051608) - 2008/03/16
Thumb Area Branch 2008 52-Week Raffle Winners (Updated 061508) - 2008/03/16
Hunting group aims to reshape deer herds - 2007/10/20
QWTV- Season One DVD's on sale now - 2007/08/21
Quality Whitetails Television - 2007/05/24
Information
Are You Managing For Cattle Or Deer? - 2007/08/17
WHY ARE DEERYARDS IMPORTANT? - 2007/06/18
Thumb Area Branch List of Contacts - 2007/05/22
Age This! - 2007/05/21
TAKE MORE DOES AND TAKE THEM EARLY - 2006/10/05
WHY YOU SHOULD PASS ON 1 ½ to 2 ½ YEAR OLD BUCKS - 2006/10/05
Aging Deer - 2006/03/01
The Biology Behind QDM - 2006/03/01
Frequently Asked Questions - 2006/03/01
Protecting Yearling Bucks - 2006/02/28
FROM BUTTONS TO BOONE AND CROCKETT: WHAT ARE THE ODDS? - 2006/02/23
The DNR really can listen to us - 2006/02/16
What are 'cull' bucks? - 2006/02/15
Realistic Expectations - 2006/02/14
QDM Guidelines for Implementation - 2006/02/11
Quality Deer Management Q&A - 2006/02/10
A Glut of Does Harms Bucks - 2006/02/10
The importance of harvesting antlerless deer - 2006/02/10
Spikes and the Antler Eqation - 2006/02/09
QDM ON LESS THAN 150 ACRES PART 1 - 2006/01/10
QDM ON LESS THAN 150 ACRES PART 2 - 2006/01/10
QDM ON LESS THAN 150 ACRES PART 3 - 2006/01/10
QDM ON LESS THAN 150 ACRES PART 4 - 2006/01/10
October's Balance - 2005/12/31
 
 
QDMA Mission Statement:
The Quality Deer Management Association (QDMA) is a non-profit wildlife conservation organization dedicated to promoting sustainable, high quality white-tailed deer populations, wildlife habitats, and ethical hunting experiences through education, research, and management in partnership with hunters, landowners, natural resource professionals, and the public.
 
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