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Camera to Provide Elk's Point of View

 

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What does an elk eat?

With footage captured by a tiny video camera placed on a Pennsylvania elk this week, researchers soon will find out.

The research initiative is a product of a partnership between the Pennsylvania Game Commission and the Keystone Elk Country Alliance, a Pennsylvania-based nonprofit organization headquartered at the Elk Country Visitor Center in Benezette, Pa.

The Game Commission actively manages wildlife habitat throughout Pennsylvania, and within the state

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Using the data collected by this technology may allow the PGC and associated partners to develop better feed plots in an attempt to keep more of the elk in an area where they don't become a nuisance to drivers and residents.  Time will tell.

 

With the fast emerging drone technology we may soon be able to follow wildlife with drone mounted cameras and have instant access to what they see.  That might be enlightening for those of us who are into wildlife management.

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If you want to see elk forget the viewing areas. Ride around and check people's yards. I'm sure the local residents could tell the PCG what elk eat. I can tell them what deer eat.

 

Anything you try to grow at TL is lunch for deer.

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It will probably be hit by a car before that camera falls off and will be tiem wasted

 

not to many get hit in the spring/summer. It's mostly the fall when they are in rut. They are like kids, they don't stop and look both directions before running across the road. :P

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