Wildlife Damage Management, Internet Center for
Date of this Version
1997
Document Type
Article
Citation
Annual Meeting WCC-95
Held in Reno, Nevada, United States, November 18-20, 1997
Abstract
New approaches to reducing gnawing and digging behaviors in the northern pocket gopher, Monty Sullins
A comparison of zinc phosphide and strychnine oat baits for the control of the northern pocket gopher, Leonard Askham
Efficacy of Turf Shield® Repellent to reduce goose and duck use of grass areas adjacent to ponds, lakes and rivers, Dale Nolte
Efficacy of selected commercial repellents to inhibit deer browsing, Gary Witmer and Brian Moser
The effects of wild and domestic ungulate grazing on the vegetation, birds, and small mammals on Bridge Creek Wildlife Area, northeastern Oregon, Timothy Van Deelen
Deer-northern white cedar interactions and implications for management in conifer swamp deeryards of the Great Lakes Region, Ernie Wiggers, et al.
Use of sharpshooting, firearms hunting, and hunting to reduce deer overabundance in urban areas, Dallas Virchow
Teaching with drama, Making wildlife damage management come alive, Gary Simmons and John Steuber
California trap initiative: status and strategies, Monte Chandler
Tools and techniques use in wildlife damage management, Greg Giusti
Dusky-footed woodrats and redwoods: Habitat relationships, responses to silvicultural prescriptions and damage impacts, Geraldine McCann and George Matschke
Chlorophacinone and diphacinone standard mouse laboratory tests
Status of USDA/APHIS reregistrations, K. Fagerstone
