These data represent the WGFD-edited version of statistically-based polygons derived from GPS collar data collected from 147 Mule Deer migrating in the Dubois Mule Deer herd unit (MD642). There were four different GPS collar studies that contributed to this data set which included collaring efforts from Grand Teton National Park, the area around Dubois, and deer from the Wind River Indian Reservation. The data were collected from 2014 through 2023. The GPS data were analyzed using Line Buffer (300 meter) for the high, medium and low use levels and Brownian Bridge Movement Model (BBMM) for stopovers, which produced polygons based on where animals traversed from winter range to summer range (and back) and how much time they spent along the way. The original data were edited to be more manageable on the ground as the WGFD works with land management agencies during land use planning.

NOTE: The same metadata content is used for the other FCs comprising the entire corridor dataset.