Some Account of Jura Red Deer
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The rate of hinds' deaths is likely to be somewhat less than 5 per cent. 21 We will now consider the production and death of stags. We estimate that 20 per cent, of stag calves reared up to February usually die during their first year, chiefly in March deaths of and April. It is true that for the last 6 years we have Sta S s - only found the bodies of 1 1 per cent, of calves, but calves Per centa s e of * dead. Die in all sorts of places, also their flat lean bodies soon decay, are eaten by oth...er deer and disappear. For our first recorded 5 years we found 25 per cent, of dead calves. We have fully recognized this in constructing our series of stags ^ eac l calves and hinds. We take the percentage of death for knobbers (year- lings) at 5 per cent. , but we find very few dead knobbers. Three in one year is our highest find. I may remark that Murchison, the forester, does not remember seeing a dead two-year-old stag. We take the death-rate of stags at 3 per cent, a year after passing the year of " knobberhood " till they are 12 years old, O f Stags that so 100 calves reared up to February produce 56 stags of 12 r
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The rate of hinds' deaths is likely to be somewhat less than 5 per cent. 21 We will now consider the production and death of stags. We estimate that 20 per cent, of stag calves reared up to February usually die during their first year, chiefly in March deaths of and April. It is true that for the last 6 years we have Sta S s - only found the bodies of 1 1 per cent, of calves, but calves Per centa s e of * dead. Die in all sorts of places, also their flat lean bodies soon decay, are eaten by oth...er deer and disappear. For our first recorded 5 years we found 25 per cent, of dead calves. We have fully recognized this in constructing our series of stags ^ eac l calves and hinds. We take the percentage of death for knobbers (year- lings) at 5 per cent. , but we find very few dead knobbers. Three in one year is our highest find. I may remark that Murchison, the forester, does not remember seeing a dead two-year-old stag. We take the death-rate of stags at 3 per cent, a year after passing the year of " knobberhood " till they are 12 years old, O f Stags that so 100 calves reared up to February produce 56 stags of 12 r
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