Wildlife Damage Management, Internet Center for
Title
The Probe, Issue 184 – January 1998
Document Type
Article
Date of this Version
January 1998
NADCA Election Results!
PRESIDENT Robert H. Giles, Jr. (VA)
VICE PRESIDENT - WEST Mark Collinge (ID)
VICE PRESIDENT - EAST Pete Butchko (MS)
SECRETARY Richard B. Chipman (VT)
TREASURER Grant Huggins (OK)
REGIONAL DIRECTORS:
Western (1): Diane deLorimier (CA)
Southern Rockies (2): GaryWitmer (CO)
Northern Rockies (3): George E. Graves (ID)
South Central (4): James R. Gallaspy (LA)
North Central (5): James C. Luchsinger (NE)
Great Lakes (6): Mike Dwyer (OH)
Northeastern (7): Jerry L. Pickel (PA)
Centraleastern (8): JohnM. Houben (VA)
Southeastern (9): D. Tommy King (MS)
From Our Incoming President: An Opinion....-- Robert H. Giles, Jr.
Carrie Hunt and her pack of Karelian bear dogs are helping reduce human-bear conflicts in such places as Yosemite National Park.
Predator Studies from Sul Ross State
University, Texas -- Charles David Altman, Jr. and William Christen Madsen, Jr.,
Booklet Review: "Beaver Snaring" by Arthur Simmerman, Illustrations by Steve Petruzates
More Reports From the 4th Annual Conference of The Wildlife Society:
North American Public Attitudes Toward Predators,
Predation, and Predator Management
MarkBrunson, Terry A. Messmer, David G. Hewitt, and Douglas
Reiter,
The Importance of Long-Term Monitoring of Ungulate
Populations and Factors Affecting Their Fluctuations
Ludwig N. Carbyn,
Fiscal Effects of Voter Initiatives to Ban Certain Methods
of Bear and Cougar Hunting: Oregon's Experience
Christopher N. Carter
Cultural Control of Damage to Alfalfa Caused by
Plains Pocket Gophers
RonaldM. Case*, Debra S. Baker, James C. Luchsinger, and
Bruce A. Jasch,
Management of Crop Damage by Deer at
Chesapeake Farms, MD
Mark C. Conner,
New Approaches to Management of Problem Canada Goose Populations
James Cooper* and Thomas Keefe,
Flavor Avoidance Learning and Its Implications in Reducing
Hazards to Nontarget Animals
Abderrahim El Hani, J. Russell Mason, Dale L. Nolte, and
Robert H. Schmidt
Predation of Artificial Nests in Grassland / Shrubland Fragments
in Western Tennessee
Troy L. Ettel, David A. Buehler, and Allan E. Houston
Potential Hazards Associated with Currently
Registered Rodenticides
Kathleen A. Fagerstone and Edward W. Schafer, Jr.
