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marty 56 02-13-2002 07:22 PM

Deer DNA ??
 
Ok is it possible to take a deer check it's dna and tell what county it came from?? Any deer experts or bio's here? What about if it was between two counties? If you can please post a source Thanks.....marty

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Robb92 02-14-2002 12:37 AM

RE: Deer DNA ??
 
THERE WAS A SHOW ON DISCOVERY THE OTHER NIGHT THAT TALKED ABOUT IT, THEY BUSTED A POACHER AFTER HE SAID HE SHOT A DEER IN THE COUNTY AND THEY DID DNA TEST AND FOUND OUT THE DEER WAS TAKEN ILEGALY. SO YES THEY COULD TELL THE DIFFERENCE

cardeer 02-14-2002 02:16 AM

RE: Deer DNA ??
 
They busted a guy here also that way.He was shooting doe in one county and tagging them with another counties tag.and the counties are right next to each other.

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Crowpecker 02-14-2002 11:27 AM

RE: Deer DNA ??
 
Well, even if they can, they must want some of these guys pretty bad. DNA tests are very expensive. I have a hard time believing they'd do tests like those on just anyone, unless they have better budgets than we think they do. Don't get me wrong, I wish they'd bust all the slobs, but I don't think it's very practical unless it could be done cheaply.

marty 56 02-14-2002 05:10 PM

RE: Deer DNA ??
 
The reason I ask our DNR claim they can tell what county any deer in the state of michigan came from. The cost would be the factor since lately they don't have a pot to pee in. A gentic professor from Texas A&M email me this today.

I received a copy of your question and will attempt to answer it.
DNA microsatellite loci can be used to establish parentage and in
some cases identify individuals as to source population.
Nevertheless, it might be difficult to place individuals by county. It
would take a lot of work to first establish that deer populations
between counties actually differed with respect to these DNA
markers.

I belive it that our DNR is full of it. Just my 2cents......marty

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No.1gamewarden 02-16-2002 07:37 AM

RE: Deer DNA ??
 
Yes, in some areas of the country there is enough of a data base to go county by county, although it's not really that specific deer can't read the county line signs<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle> Mostly it's used to tell what area the deer wasn't killed in.


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