Mule deer numbers in the Texas Panhandle have dropped compared with last year, when the population was near a record high. Samuel Harryman, a senior biologist with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department in the Panhandle, said the population is still above average.
Panhandle mule deer numbers dip but remain above average, state biologist says
Mule deer numbers fell from last year's near-record high, but the population is still above average, according to a Texas Parks and Wildlife biologist.
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