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An article by Dave Menicucci. Dave is a volunteer professor at the University of New Mexico. His article, as published in PERC Magazine, outlines an innovative NMDG&F program they participated in to improve habitat for elk in the Jemez mountains. Article Click Here
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There are generally two categories of wildlife watering systems, the guzzler and drinker. The difference is that the guzzler is a self-contained, rain catchment system that collects, stores and delivers the water. Whereas the drinker receives its water on-demand from an outside source, such as a plumbed water line.
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These days, wildlife watering systems tend to be divided into two broad categories. The wildlife “guzzler”, also known as a water catchment system, and the “drinker”. Guzzlers are self-contained rain collection systems, whereas drinkers are connected to a plumbed water line.
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