"Control of One Native Animal Species To Benefit Another Native Species" by John T. Lokemoen

Wildlife Damage Management, Internet Center for

 

Date of this Version

April 1987

Document Type

Article

Abstract

This paper expresses my feelings on the topic of controlling one native animal species (small carnivores) for the benefit of another native species (waterfowl). The relationship between the predator and prey has always been an interesting one. During much of man's experience with wildlife, predators were generally feared and persecuted. It was almost universally agreed that killing predators resulted in larger game populations, which man wanted for food or sport.

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