The management process of the white – tailed deer means that populations stay within the correct range, which does not negatively affect the environment or people who share the same space. Individuals are always looking for a way to make sure that the deer population is controlled rather than have it expand exponentially (Bishop et al., 1999). This process of managing …show more content…
A group of individuals come together to exchange ideas about what the optimal deer population should be (Environmental Conservation, 2001). The size of population wanted changes over time. Different factors can affect whether or not an increase in population is required or if a decrease is more beneficial. Sometimes an increase in population is wanted due to the fact that it can help aspiring businesses or natural biological diversity (Bishop et al., 1999). Other times a reduction in deer population is more sought after since it can stop environmental instability, deer and car crash dangers, as well as many other impacts (Environmental Conservation,