Research Interests
Dr. Haus conducts research into the applied management of game species including topics such as movement, behavior, nutrition, physiology, reproduction, population dynamics relative to habitat management strategies, and disease impacts. While he mainly focuses on the ecology and management of white-tailed deer, he also collaborates on projects involving carnivores and upland game birds. Much of his current work is driven by mentored students. Prospective student researchers are encouraged to contact Dr. Haus via email.
Information on current research can be found on the Bemidji Deer Project page
Information on previous research can be found on the Publications and Presentations pages
All research involving wild animals is conducted in compliance with the Animal Welfare Act, with all required permits from state/federal/Tribal wildlife agencies, and with approval from Bemidji State University’s Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee.