Robert D Brown

The impacts of the great recession on state natural resource extension programs

Journal of Extension, 51(4).

A brief history of wildlife conservation and research in the United States

Missoula, MT: Boone & Crockett Club.

A brief history of wildlife conservation in the United States--Part II

Fair Chase, 23(1), 30–35.

The ethics of waterfowl hunting

A brief history of wildlife conservation in the United States--Part I

Fair Chase, 22(4), 28–33.

I've walked the line--have you?

Fair Chase, 22(2), 42–44.

Let's not fool with mother nature

Fair Chase, 22(1), 36–39.

The history of wildlife conservation and research in the United States--with implications for the future

Proceedings of the Taiwan Wildlife Association 2007, 1–30. Taipei: Taiwan National University.

Serving members' needs while building a consensus: The development of the Wildlife Society's position statement on economic growth

Brown, R. D. (2006, June). WILDLIFE SOCIETY BULLETIN, Vol. 34, pp. 512–513.

The nutritional, ecological, and ethical arguments against baiting and feeding white-tailed deer

Brown, R. D., & Cooper, S. M. (2006, June). WILDLIFE SOCIETY BULLETIN, Vol. 34, pp. 519–524.

Deer antlers - bones of contention?

In J. Reneau & E. L. Buckner (Eds.), Records of North American Big Game, 12th (pp. 53–62). Missoula, MT: Boone & Crockett Club.

Developing a strategic plan for future hunting participation in Texas

WILDLIFE SOCIETY BULLETIN, 32(4), 1156–1165.

The quest for trophies: Cloning is a step too far

Fair Chase, Fall, 15.

Preserving Texas' hunting heritage: a strategic plan for ensuring the future of hunting in Texas

In Texas Hunters' Hotline. College Station, TX: Texas Cooperative Extension.

The future of hunting in Texas I: Think tank

In J. Miller & J. Midtbo (Eds.), Proceedings of the National Symposium on Sustainable Natural Resource-Based Alternative Enterprises, Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS (pp. 93–109). Starkville, MS: Mississippi State University.

The future of hunting in Texas II. An overview of 20 years of research

In J. Miller & J. Midtbo (Eds.), Proceedings of the National Symposium on Sustainable Natural Resource-Based Alternative Enterprises (pp. 109–118). Starkville, MS: Mississippi State University.

The future of hunting in Texas III. Input from hunters and development of the strategic plan

Proceedings of the National Symposium on Sustainable Natural Resource-Based Alternative Enterprises, 119–125. Starkville, MS: Mississippi State University.

The Boone and Crockett Scoring System: A reliable benchmark for evaluating research and management

In C. B. G. Bettas & J. Reneau (Eds.), Boone and Crockett Club's 24th Big Game Awards (pp. 3–9). Missoula, MT: Boone & Crockett Club.

The future of hunting in Texas

Texas Wildlife, 16(9), 54–55.

Explaining faculty development - easy as pie

Department Chair, 10, 23–24.

Fragmented lands: Changing land ownership in Texas

In (Publication MKT-3443). College Station, TX: Texas Cooperative Extension.

Leading wildlife academic programs into the new millennium

Journal of Wildlife Management, 28(3), 495–502.

Making extension work for us: A natural resources course for county agents

Proceedings of the 9th Annual Extension Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture Conference. Orono: University of Maine Cooperative Extension.

Sustainable forestry: Showing the world a better way

Resource, Engineering & Technology for a Sustainable World, 7(11), 30.

The future of deer management in the United States

Nutritional ecology of the herbivores: Seminar on Feeding and Management of Cervidae in the 21st Century.

The impact of changing U.S. demographics in the future of deer hunting

In R. W. W. R. Field, H. Okarma, & P. R. Sievent (Eds.), Wildlife, land and people: Priorities for the 21st century. Proceedings of the 2nd International Wildlife Management Congress (pp. 169–171). Bethesda, MD: The Wildlife Society.

Deer nutrition: What do we know?

Proceedings of Deer Management 101: From the Ground Up. College Station, TX: Texas Agricultural Extension Service.

Exotics: Impact on native wildlife and habitat

In Conservacion y Manejo de Fauna Silvestre en el Noreste de Mejico y Sur de Texas. 4th Taller Internacional (pp. 253–258). Saltillo, MX.

Future challenges for natural resource programs in land grant colleges in the 21st century

Renewable Resources Journal, 17(1), 12–18.

The effect of ACTH on the GnRH-induced release of LH and testosterone in male white-tailed deer

COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY C-TOXICOLOGY & PHARMACOLOGY, 122(2), 173–179.

The future of hunting in Texas: A strategy to address the issues

Proceedings of the 9th National Extension Wildlife, Fisheries, and Aquaculture Conference: Leading the way toward sustainability: Extension in the new millennium: Portland, Maine, September 29-October 2, 1999, 249–256. Washington, DC: Natural Resources and Environment Unit, Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service - USDA.

What's wrong with exotics?

Exotic Wildlife, 9(3), 1, 10–11.

Comparison of techniques for determining the nutritional carrying capacity for white-tailed deer

JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT, 50(1), 33–38.

Deer nutrition

Non-Native Deer Farming Symposium, Texas (Technical report, 97-1), 22. Overton, TX: Agricultural Research and Extension Center at Overton.

The impact of changing demographics on wildlife and fisheries extension and outreach

Transactions of the 62nd North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference, 66–73.

Nutrient requirements of white-tailed deer

In Supplemental feeding for deer: Beyond dogma. College Station, TX: Texas Agricultural Extension Service.

Who are our clientele?

Educational Challenges for the 21st Century, 22–33. Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University.

Aquaculture education: Are our programs relevant?

Fisheries, 20(2), 14–15.

Deer nutrition

In R. Randel & B. Higginbotham (Eds.), Deer Farming Seminar (Overton Research Center technical report, no. 95-1) (pp. 1–9). Overton, TX: Texas Agricultural Extension Service.

Effects of dietary energy and protein restriction on nutritional indices of female white-tailed deer

Journal of Wildlife Management, 59(3), 595–609.

Deer antlers

In Deer. Harrisburg, PA: Stackpole Books.

Digestion

In Deer (pp. 66–70). Harrisburg, PA: Stackpole Books.

The white-tailed deer-nutrients for survival and growth

In Deer. Harrisburg, PA: Stackpole Books.

Good fences make good neighbors--the industry perspective

Game Ranching and Elk Symposium, RMEF Proceedings. Kansas City.

Perceptions are not necessarily reality--the elk industry and its contributions to the species

Game Ranching and Elk Symposium, RMEF Proceedings. Kansas City.

Surveying the educational needs of the catfish industry

Catfish Journal (Clinton, Miss.), 7(2), 10–1223.

White-tailed deer nutrition

Proceedings of the 1992 White-tailed Deer Shortcourse. Mississippi State University, Cooperative Extension Service.

The biology of deer

New York: Springer-Verlag.

ANTLER CYCLE AND ENDOCRINE PARAMETERS IN MALE AXIS DEER (AXIS-AXIS) - SEASONAL LEVELS OF LH, FSH, TESTOSTERONE, AND PROLACTIN AND RESULTS OF GNRH AND ACTH CHALLENGE TESTS

COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY A-PHYSIOLOGY, 99(4), 645–650.

Effect of biopsy site and stage of growth on antler tissue incubated in vitro

In K. P. B. Bobek & W. L. Regelin (Eds.), Global trends in wildlife management, 18th IUGB Congress Transactions (pp. 319–322). Krakow, Poland: Swiat Press.

Evolution of the cervidae: Workshop summary

In The biology of deer (pp. 585–586). New York: Springer-Verlag.

Hard times down under: Economic crisis in NZ's deer farming industry

North American Deer Farmer's Assosiation News Roundup, 4(3), 6–8.

Mobilization of the Ready Reserve

Marine Corps Gazette, 75(9), 43–44.

Urinary cyclic-AMP and gammacarboxy-glutamic acid associated with antler growth in white-tailed deer

In K. P. B. Bobek & W. L. Regelin (Eds.), Global Trends in Wildlife Management, 18th IUGB Congress Transactions (pp. 287–290). Krakow, Poland: Swiat Press.

Volatile fatty acids in the digestive tract of the collared peccary (Tayassu tajacu)

In K. P. B. Bobek & W. L. Regelin (Eds.), Global trends in wildlife management, 18th IUGB Congress transactions. Krakow, Poland: Swiat Press.

Nutrition and antler development

In G. A. Bubenik & A. B. Bubenik (Eds.), Horns, pronghorns, and antlers: Evolution, morphology, physiology, and social significance (pp. 426–441).

THE EFFECT OF LATITUDE ON THE SEASONAL PATTERN OF REPRODUCTIVE HORMONES IN THE MALE WHITE-TAILED DEER

COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY A-PHYSIOLOGY, 97(2), 253–257.

An evaluation of shelters used in bobwhite management

Wildlife Society Bulletin, 17, 264–268.

Estimating digestibilities for white-tailed deer in South Texas

Texas Journal of Science, 41(2), 215–222.

In vivo and in vitro digestibilities for collared peccaries

Journal of Wildlife Management, 53(3), 607–612.

SEASONAL LEVELS OF CORTISOL, TRIIODOTHYRONINE AND THYROXINE IN MALE AXIS DEER

COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY A-PHYSIOLOGY, 92(4), 499–503.

THE EFFECT OF YOHIMBINE ON PLASMA-LEVELS OF T3, T4 AND CORTISOL IN XYLAZINE-IMMOBILIZED WHITE-TAILED DEER

COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY C-PHARMACOLOGY TOXICOLOGY & ENDOCRINOLOGY, 92(2), 315–318.

What is energy?

News Roundup (North American Deer Farmers Association).

A TECHNIQUE FOR THE INVITRO INCUBATION OF DEER ANTLER TISSUE

COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY A-PHYSIOLOGY, 89(2), 279–281.

CIRCULATING LEVELS OF 1,25 DIHYDROXYVITAMIN-D, ALKALINE-PHOSPHATASE, HYDROXYPROLINE, AND OSTEOCALCIN ASSOCIATED WITH ANTLER GROWTH IN WHITE-TAILED DEER

ACTA ENDOCRINOLOGICA, 118(3), 407–414.

EFFECT OF WATER RESTRICTION ON FEED-INTAKE OF WHITE-TAILED DEER

JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, 52(4), 602–606.

Mortality of pen-raised and wild white-tailed bucks

Wildlife Society Bulletin, 16, 380–384.

Comparative in vitro digestive efficiency of cattle, goats, nilgai antelope and white-tailed deer

Texas Journal of Science, 39(4), 341–348.

Effect of salted grain on intake of forage and grain by beef cattle

Texas Journal of Science, 39, 183–189.

PROTEIN-REQUIREMENTS OF SUBADULT NILGAI ANTELOPE

COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY A-PHYSIOLOGY, 88(3), 495–501.

Survey of translocations of mammals in the United States in 1985

In Translocation of wildlife (pp. 1–11). Wisconsin Humane Society and Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute.

Translocation of wild animals

In Wisconsin Humane Society and Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute.

Wild game in Texas

Rangelands, 9(5), 207–211.

Antler development in Cervidae

Proceedings of the First International Symposium, Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research.

COMPARATIVE DIGESTIVE EFFICIENCY AND FEED-INTAKE OF THE COLLARED PECCARY

SOUTHWESTERN NATURALIST, 31(1), 79–85.

EFFECT OF CAFFEINE SODIUM BENZOATE, KETAMINE-HYDROCHLORIDE, AND YOHIMBINE HYDROCHLORIDE ON XYLAZINE HYDROCHLORIDE-INDUCED ANOREXIA IN WHITE-TAILED DEER

JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE DISEASES, 22(3), 403–406.

Nutritional effects on thyroids, ovaries and thymases in white-tailed deer

Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the Southeast Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies, 40, 416–423.

Water requirements of domestic and wild animals

In Wildlife and livestock management during drought (pp. 19, 26). Kingsville, TX: Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute.

Wildlife and livestock management during drought

Kingsville, TX: Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute.

METABOLISM OF CALCIUM AND PHOSPHORUS DURING PREGNANCY AND LACTATION IN WHITE-TAILED DEER

ACTA ENDOCRINOLOGICA, 109(2), 269–275.

PROTEIN REQUIREMENT OF ADULT COLLARED PECCARIES

JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, 49(2), 351–355.

SEASONAL TRENDS IN THE CHEMICAL-COMPOSITION OF 10 RANGE PLANTS IN SOUTH TEXAS

JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT, 38(2), 154–157.

Thyroid parathyroid response to EDTA and CaCl2 infusions in white-tailed deer

Texas Journal of Science, 37(2-3), 164–171.

CALCIUM KINETICS IN MALE WHITE-TAILED DEER

JOURNAL OF NUTRITION, 114(6), 1014–1024.

Effects of xylazine immobilization on biochemical and endocrine values in white-tailed deer

Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 20(4), 328–332.

PREDICTION OF PROTEIN-INTAKE IN WHITE-TAILED DEER IN SOUTH TEXAS

JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, 48(2), 518–526.

PROTEIN AND ENERGY CONTENT OF WHITE-TAILED DEER DIETS IN THE TEXAS COASTAL BEND

JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, 48(2), 527–534.

SEASONAL LEVELS OF SERUM PARATHYROID-HORMONE, CALCITONIN AND ALKALINE-PHOSPHATASE IN RELATION TO ANTLER CYCLES IN WHITE-TAILED DEER

ACTA ENDOCRINOLOGICA, 106(2), 234–240.

Seasonal relationships of thyroid, sexual and adrenocortical hormones to nutritional parameters in white-tailed deer of South Texas

Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, 77A(2), 299–309.

The use of physical and physiological indices to predict the nutritional condition of deer: a review

52–63. Tucson: Arizona Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit and the University of Arizona.

FEED-INTAKE AND DIGESTIVE EFFICIENCY OF SOUTH TEXAS WHITE-TAILED DEER

JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, 47(2), 442–450.

HORMONE LEVELS AND ANTLER DEVELOPMENT IN WHITE-TAILED AND SIKA FAWNS

COMPARATIVE BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHYSIOLOGY A-PHYSIOLOGY, 75(3), 385–390.

NUTRITIVE-VALUE AND INTAKE OF KLEBERG BLUESTEM BY BEEF-CATTLE

JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT, 36(2), 222–224.

PROTOZOA IN THE FORESTOMACH OF THE COLLARED PECCARY (TAYASSU-TAJACU)

JOURNAL OF MAMMALOGY, Vol. 64, pp. 709–709.

THE ENDOCRINE CONTROL OF THE INITIATION AND GROWTH OF ANTLERS IN WHITE-TAILED DEER

ACTA ENDOCRINOLOGICA, 103(1), 138–144.

The comparative digestive efficiency of white-tailed and sika deer

Texas Journal of Science, 35(1), 89–92.

Thyroxine levels and antler development in white-tailed deer

Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, 75A, 1–75.

Losing weight by the book

Marine Corps Gazette, 65(10), 68–71.

The effect of parathyroidectomy on antler growth in white-tailed deer

Texas Journal of Science, 33(2-4), 113–120.

The javelina in South Texas

Texas Hunters' Hotline, Winter, 8–942.

A guide to weight control

Marine Corps Gazette, April, 21–24.

Energy - the non-nutrient for deer

Texas Hunters' Hotline, 8, 9, 38.

Least cost ration balancing saves

Animal Industry Today, 10–11.

Minerals for deer?

Texas Hunters' Hotline, 15, 52–53.

When is a horn not a horn?

Texas Hunting, 6–8.

Correlation between antler and long bone relative bone mass and circulating androgens in white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus)

American Journal of Veterinary Research, 39(6), 1053–1056.

EFFECT OF PINEALECTOMY ON SEASONAL ANDROGEN TITERS, ANTLER GROWTH AND FEED-INTAKE IN WHITE-TAILED DEER

JOURNAL OF ANIMAL SCIENCE, 47(2), 435–440.

Fawn research

Texas Hunters' Hotline, Summer, 45.

Free computerized cattle rations

Texas Farmer-Stockman, 91, 11–28.

Nutritional diseases of white-tailed deer

Texas Hunters' Hotline, Fall, 35, 65–66.

Two minutes can change cost price situation

Beefmaster, 2(8), 8–9.

Don't fool with mother nature: The dangers of oversupplementing deer

Texas Hunters' Hotline, 40–4150.

Modern cattle feeding in the old west

Cattleman, 13(9), 52, 100.

The biomedical implications of antler growth in deer

Texas Hunters' Hotline, 48–49.

The nutritional phases of a deer's life

Texas Hunters' Hotline, 58–5969.

Antlers and hormones

Texas Hunters' Hotline, Winter, 20–21.

More than a trophy

Texas Hunters' Hotline, Summer, 27, 46.

Nutritional problems of ruminants in a subtropical environment

TAIUS: Journal of Texas A & I University, 9(1), 147–152.

Statement before House Committee on Agriculture, H.R. 11743, National Research Policy Act of 1976

Congressional Record, Feb. 17.

The buck's biological clock

Texas Hunters' Hotline, Fall, 8–9.

Current antler research at Penn State

Proceedings of the NE Deer Study Group Meetings, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.

Pennsylvania Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Cooperative Research Unit Quarterly Report

Quarterly Report (Pennsylvania Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit), 37(1), 24–26.

WATER TURNOVER IN MULE DEER

JOURNAL OF WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, 33(2), 389-+.