Agriculture, Department Of- Forest Service
Wildlife Telemetry Collars and Monitoring - The USDA Forest Service Southern Research Station intends to issue a indefinite- delivery contract that includes three ( 3) on year ordering periods to Advanced Telemetry Systems, Inc. for GPS tracking collars for white- tailed deer, wild pigs, and c
gps tracking collars for white tailed deer, wild pigs, and coyotes. gps collars for several age sex classes of white tailed deer, vaginal implant transmitters for deer, and gps collars for wild pigs and coyotes. collars for all species must be equipped with user commandable, remote drop off mechanisms. these drop offs must further be capable of re locking to enable re deploying the collars on the same or different animals. vaginal implant transmitters vits, which signal when a deer has given birth to fawns thus enabling their capture and collaring, must have both temperature and light sensors to detect when the transmitter has been expelled during birth and must communicate with the mothers collar to send text and email alerts to the user. fawn collars must be no larger than 125 g, small enough for a newborn fawn to carry. further, fawn collars must contain batteries capable of recording gps fixes every 15 minutes for at least 42 days 6 weeks. all gps collars adult and fawn deer, wild pig, and coyote must hav
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