Method for domesticating wild elks during lactation period

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for domesticating wild elks during the lactation period, and relates to the field of domestication of wild animals. The problems about the risk of emerging an infectious disease and the threat of elk population survival are solved. By manually building a house and a place, and using beestings to replace colostrum of young elks, lactation work is gradually completed; in the aspect of daily management, sanitation and disinfection work are well done, and epidemic treatment is enhanced; in the aspect of domestication, the elks are regularly domesticated and managedto form conditioned reflex. By means of the method, domestication management of the wild elks during the lactation period is achieved, the constitution of the post-weaning young elks is healthy, andtherefore, a solid foundation is laid for actual realization of an elk domesticated domestic strain and socialized protection of elk species.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a wild animal domestication method, in particular to a wild elk domestication method during lactation. Background technique [0002] Elk belongs to Mammalia, Artiodactyla, Cervidae, Elk genus, and Dashi species, and is a unique large animal native to China; Elk likes warmth and humidity, and lives in a plain swamp environment, or not far from water sources, tidal flats, and swamps It is active in flat and low-lying swampy areas in the forest; elk are timid by nature and are not easy to get close to; the calving season of elk is from March to May, with one litter per calf. Elk has important economic value and medicinal value. Economic value: mainly reflected in hunting, eating and viewing; medicinal value: elk is full of treasures, and its antler, horn, meat, bone, blood, whip, and fetus can be used as medicine. It is a nourishing product with good effects . At present, wild elk living in a large area of ​​the reserve occupy ...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, wild elk living in a large area of ​​the reserve occupy an average of about 4 acres per deer, which has seriously exceeded the normal living environment capacity of elk. Therefore, with the continuous expansion of the elk population, the number of elk in the enclosure has reached a supersaturated state. The density continues to rise, and the risk of infectious diseases is greatly enhanced, which seriously threatens the survival of the elk population