Journal of Wildlife Management

Other studies, and I'll just hit the punchlines here.

Arnold et al., and that means other people, 2016 in the Journal of Wildlife Management, the paper's called Temporal Variation in Survival and Recovery Rates of Lesser Scop.

We conclude that hunting mortality played a minor role in affecting population dynamics of lesser scop, and waterfowl managers could take a less cautious approach to managing harvest.

Pretty good point.

Actually, Jordan Thompson is a prior ESF student that took my waterfall class at ESF and was a lab supervisor for us for a while.

He's at the University of Colorado now with Dave Koons.

Anyhow, this one was in the Journal of Wildlife Management.

The title is Survival and Mortality of Green-Winged Teal Banded on the YK Delta in Alaska.

The pack animals hated the journey just as much.

In a 1950 article for the Journal of Wildlife Management, Heater wrote that the horses and mules became spooky and quarrelsome as they lugged struggling, foul-smelling beavers across rough mountain trails.

Clearly, a better solution was needed.

Moving beyond traditional methods, Heater designed a custom wooden drop box attached to surplus World War II parachutes.