Research

Wilson, P.R. (2000) Case report: A haemolytic anaemia of unknown cause affecting young red deer

Scott, I (2000) Case report: Copper response trial in weaner deer

Presents observations of copper deficiency in adult hinds and a growth-response trial in rising 1 year-old animals.

Evans, P. (1987) Case Report: Infected Injuries.

Bertram, M.F. (1986) Case Report: Necrobacillosis of teh Liver in Red Deer

Beatson, N.S. (1984) Case Report: Nervous Disorder in Stags

Bertram, M.F. (1986) Case Report: Severe Phtosensitivity in a Red Stag Fawn associated with a Letospira pomona infection

Griffin, J.F.T. (1988) Case Reports; Blood Test (BTB) for Diagnosis and Management of Tb.

Mackintosh, C.G. (1990) Case Study: Fading Elk Syndrome at Invermay.

Griffin, J.F.T. (1987) Cellular Immunity in the Aetiology and Diagnosis of Tuberculosis in Farmed Deer.

(2009) Central Regions Newsletter #1

Veldhuizen, F.A. (1993) Cervical AI techniques for fallow deer

Discusses factors affecting the success of AI in fallow does

Lawrence, D.W. (2011) Cervine Anthelmintics - Has the bubble burst?

Results of research into efficacy of moxidectin pour-ons and injectibles (and extent of resistance thereto) in the control of parasitism on 2 commercial deer farms using Wapiti terminal sires over red-type base hind

Webster, J.R. (1992) Changes in Live Weight and the Reproductive Tract of Farmed Red Deer Stags from 6 to 27 Months of Age

This paper examines the reproductive development of farmed deer stags from 6 to 27 months of age. It concludes that reproductive development over this period consists of two phases of growth which occur during spring and early summer each year. The first phase includes the onset of spermatogenesis indicating that puberty occurs between 9 and 15 montsh of age. After puberty is attained, stags exhibit a decline in reproductive state over winter followed by recrudescence in spring, similar to the reproductive cycle of adult stags

Hutchings, S. (1997) Changes to Deer Tb Testing following the Introduction of the Pest Management Strategy.

This paper dicusses what the introduction of the PMS means for veterinarians testing in the field

Marshall, B.L. (1991) Chemical Residues and Venison Exports.