Vertebrate Pest Conference Proceedings collection
Vertebrate Pest Conference Proceedings: 9th (1980)
Editor: Jerry P. Clark
Assistant editor: Rex E. Marsh
Arranged by the Vertebrate Pest Council of the Vertebrate Pest Conference
Published at University of California, Davis, California
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1980
PROCEEDINGS: NINTH VERTEBRATE PEST CONFERENCE
EXCLUSION OF GULLS FROM RESERVOIRS IN ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, William Amling
DERATIZATION OF BUDAPEST AND FIVE YEARS OF FOLLOW-UP CONTROL MEASURES, Daniel Bajomi
Mountain Beaver Problems in the Forests of California, Oregon and Washington, John E. Borrecco and Robert J. Anderson
THE SITUATION OF GRAIN-EATING BIRDS IN SOMALIA, Richard L. Bruggers
LITHIUM CHLORIDE BAIT AVERSION DID NOT INFLUENCE PREY KILLING BY COYOTES, Richard J. Burns and Guy E. Connolly
DEER-PROOF FENCES FOR ORCHARDS: A NEW LOOK AT ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY, James W. Caslick
ARMADILLOS: PROBLEMS AND CONTROL, Patricia A. Chamberlain
OPENING COMMENTS — NINTH VERTEBRATE PEST CONFERENCE, Jerry P. Clark
USE OF TOXICANTS FOR COYOTE CONTROL BY LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS IN ALBERTA, Michael J. Dorrance
HAZARDS TO SMALL MAMMALS ASSOCIATED WITH UNDERGROUND STRYCHNINE BAITING FOR POCKET GOPHERS, Kathleen A. Fagerstone, Victor G. Barnes Jr., R. Michael Anthony, and James Evans
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ANTICOAGULANT RODENTICIDE RESISTANCE STUDIES: SURVEILLANCE AND APPLICATION IN THE UNITED STATES, Stephen C. Frantz and Constance M. Padula
MAMMALS AND BIRDS AFFECTING FOOD PRODUCTION AND STORAGE IN NIGERIA, Oluwadare Funmilayo
RED KANGAROO MANAGEMENT IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA, C.D. Gooding
CHANGES IN A FERAL PIG POPULATION AFTER POISONING, James Hone and Henry Pedersen
NEEDS OF COUNTY AGENTS FOR VERTEBRATE PEST CONTROL INFORMATION IN GEORGIA, Jeffrey J. Jackson
LEVELS OF BIRD DAMAGE TO SORGHUM IN THE AWASH BASIN OFETHIOPIA AND THE EFFECTS OF THE CONTROL OF QUELEA NESTING COLONIES, Michael M. Jaegar and WIlliam A. Erickson
THE PROBLEM OF PIKA CONTROL IN BALUCHISTAN, PAKISTAN, Abdul Aziz Khan and William R. Smythe
BAITING BLACKBIRD AND STARLING CONGREGATING AREAS IN KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE`, C.E. Knittle, J.L. Guarino, P.C. Nelson, R.W. Dehaven, and D.J. Twedt
SOCIOECONOMIC AND ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF FIELD RAT CONTROL IN TROPICAL AND SUBTROPICAL COUNTRIES, Hans Kurylas
AN ECOLOGICAL STRATEGY FOR CONTROLLING BOVINE RABIES THROUGH ELIMINATION OF VAMPIRE BATS, Rexford D. Lord
CLOSING REMARKS ─ NINTH VERTEBRATE PEST CONFERENCE , Rex E. Marsh
AVITROL-TREATED BAIT FOR PROTECTION OF GRAPES FROM HOUSE FINCH DAMAGE, Lee R. Martin and William T. Jarvis
FEDERALLY REGISTERED PESTICIDES FOR VERTEBRATE PEST CONTROL, Raymond W. Matheny
KEYNOTE ADDRESS ─ NEW CONCEPTS IN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, Lester McCann
PROTECTING POLYETHYLENE IRRIGATION PIPES AGAINST DAMAGE CAUSED BY WOODPECKERS, Schmuel Moran, Chaim Keidar, and Yehuda Wolf
DISPERSING BLACKBIRDS AND STARLINGS FROM OBJECTIONABLE ROOST SITES, Donald F. Mott
EFFICACY OF PREDATOR DAMAGE CONTROL PROGRAMS, Roger D. Nass
PLAGUE STUDIES IN CALIFORNIA — THE ROLES OF VARIOUS SPECIES OF SYLVATIC RODENTS IN PLAGUE ECOLOGY IN CALIFORNIA, Bernard C. Nelson
THE NEED FOR GOOD PUBLIC RELATIONS AND STAFF TRAINING IN THE USE OF TOXINS IN PEST DESTRUCTION, Peter C. Nelson
FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SUCCESSFUL ESTABLISHMENT OF EXOTIC AVIAN SPECIES IN SOUTHEASTERN FLORIDA, Alison C. Rand
TASTE-AVERSION LEARNING AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR RODENT CONTROL, Robert J. Robbins
DEVELOPMENT OF A SIMPLE TWO-INGREDIENT PYROTECHNIC FUMIGANT, Peter J. Savarie, James R. Tigner, Donald J. Elias, and David J. Hayes
STUDIES OF THE TOXICITY OF VACOR (RH-787) ON THE REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF Rattus rattus rufescens, Y. Saxena, P.P. Sharma, and M. Zutshi
MULTIPLE LITTERS IN THE CALIFORNIA GROUND SQUIRREL, Spermophilus beecheyi fisheri, IN TULARE COUNTY, George L. Simpson and Thomas K. Lamunyon
EFFICACY TESTS OF DIFFERENT RODENTICIDES ON SOME SPECIES OF RATS IN THAILAND, Kasem Tongtavee
RAT CONTROL IN COCONUT PALMS IN COLOMBIA, Danilo Valencia
PREDATOR DAMAGE CONTROL, 1980: RECENT HISTORY AND CURRENT STATUS, Dale A. Wade
POPULATION STUDIES ON GERBILS OF THE WESTERN DESERT OF EGYPT, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO Gerbillus andersoni DE WINTON, Kamal Wassif and Sohail Soliman
THE INFLUENCE OF INSECTS IN BIRD DAMAGE CONTROL, Paul P. Woronecki and Richard A. Dolbeer
ENVIRONMENTAL MANIPULATION IN ROOF RAT CONTROL PROGRAMS, Gene Zdunowski