Our wildlife research aims to better understand the movement, behavior, and population dynamics of big game and other key wildlife species—such as white-tailed deer, bighorn sheep, mule deer, elk, domestic cattle, wild pigs, and various birds and reptiles. By using advanced tracking technologies and autonomous recording devices, we are able to develop detailed models of how animals use their habitats, interact with each other, and respond to environmental changes. This work provides valuable insights for wildlife management, conservation planning, and resolving human-wildlife conflicts.