The University of Georgia Deer Research Laboratory is a renowned facility dedicated to advancing the science of white-tailed deer biology and management. Led by esteemed researchers Dr. Gino J. D'Angelo and Dr. Karl V. Miller, along with research coordinator David Osborn, the lab brings together a dynamic team of graduate students and wildlife technicians. Located within The Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, the lab conducts innovative research at multiple field sites, including the Whitehall Deer Research Facility.

Since its inception in the late 1960s, the UGA Deer Lab has made significant contributions to the understanding of deer physiology, social ecology, and habitat management. The team specializes in various topics such as fawn GPS collaring, predator management, fertility control, and the impact of diseases on deer populations. The lab also engages in active learning initiatives, including student-produced podcasts that share valuable insights. With a legacy of groundbreaking research, the UGA Deer Lab continues to shape the field of wildlife science and management.