The David Killam Lectureship in White-tailed Deer Research
In 2003, David Killam of Laredo, Texas established the David Killam Lectureship in White-tailed Deer Research to bring scientists from around the world to South Texas to share ideas and knowledge on white-tailed deer management and ecology. Since its inception, 3 of the nation's top deer scientists have participated in the lectureship. Because of the generosity of the Killam Family, this lectureship series will extend into perpetuity, bringing the best and brightest to South Texas with the goal of sharing the latest in deer research.
Killam Lectureship Recipients
Dr. Karl Miller, Professor, University of Georgia - 2004
White-tailed deer behavior and sensory ability
Dr. Terry Bowyer, Professor, Idaho State University - 2006
Sexual segregation in white-tailed deer and its implications for management
Dr. Steve Demarais, Professor, Mississippi State University - 2007
Genetics in management of white-tailed deer
