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• A PVC bait station for dispensing rabies vaccine to raccoons in suburban landscapes
• A typology of South Dakota muzzleloader deer hunters
• Access to private lands for hunting in New York: 1963-1980
• Alternative placement strategies for wood duck nest boxes
• Applying wildlife values information in management: the wildlife attitudes and values scale
• Assessing impact of recreation on wildlife: a classification scheme
• Becoming a hunter: identifying stages of hunting involvement for improving hunter education programs
• Capacity building: a new focus for collaborative approaches to community-based suburban deer management?
• Characteristics of trappers and trapping participation in New York
• Colorado's black bear hunting referendum: what was behind the vote?
• Comparison of three public-involvement approaches for stakeholder input into deer management decisions: A case study
• Conservation of biological diversity: perspectives and the future for the wildlife profession
• Content analysis of agency annual reports, with recommendations for improvement.
• Designing stakeholder involvement strategies to resolve wildlife management controversies
• Dimensions of capacity in community-based suburban deer management: the managers’ perspective
• Economic feasibility of a deer-proof fence for apple orchards
• Effects of hay-cropping on eastern populations of the bobolink
• Effects of information on attitudes toward suburban deer management
• Effects on risk perception of media coverage of a black bear-related human fatality
• Engaging local communities in Wildlife Management Area planning: an evaluation of the Lake Ontario Islands search conference
• Ensuring the future of state wildlife management: understanding challenges for institutional change
• Ethical and scientific judgements in management: beware of blurred distinctions
• Fairness and moose management decision-making: the citizens' perspective
• Farmer perceptions of crop damage by wildlife in the Jigme Singye Wangchuck National Park, Bhutan
• First year results of New York's "Return a Gift to Wildlife" tax checkoff
• Fruit growers' vs. other farmers' attitudes toward deer in New York
• Further insights into the multiple satisfactions approach to hunter management
• Habitat and structural factors influencing beaver interference with highway culverts
• How animal rightists view the "Wildlife Management - Hunting System"
• Human dimensions in wildlife management education: pre-service opportunities and in-service needs
• Human dimensions of living with wildlife: a management challenge for the 21st century
• Hunting ethics, self-limitation, and the role of succinylcholine chloride in bow hunting
• Innovations in stakeholder involvement: what's the next step?
• Motivations for deer hunting: implications for antlerless deer harvest as a management tool
• New Yorkers' attitudes toward restoring wolves to the Adirondack Park
• New opportunities with a familiar audience: where esthetics and harvest overlap
• On the determination of viable population size in birds and mammals
• Perceptions of risk from deer-related vehicle accidents: implications for public preferences for deer herd size
• Populations, metapopulations, and species populations: what are they and who should care?
• Potential poisoning of yellow-billed magpies by compound 1080
• Predicting demand for big game and small game hunting licenses: The New York experience
• Preferences of suburban landowners for deer management: a step towards better communication
• Public attitudes toward a suburban deer herd
• Public attitudes toward wildlife are changing: a trend analysis of New York residents
• Public involvement in deer management decisions: consensus vs. consent
• Reasons for decline in duck hunting: insights from New York
• Recommendations for establishment and placement of bait sites for counting band-tailed pigeons
• Social Acceptability of Wildlife Management Actions in Suburban Areas: 3 Cases from New York
• Stakeholder acceptance of urban deer management techniques
• State Service Foresters and private forest land: opportunities for wildlife management
• Status of hunter recruitment and retention in the US
• The Wildlife Society: Its members and their evaluation of its services
• The essence of wildlife management
• The future of hunting as a mechanism to control white-tailed deer populations
• The need for hunter education in deer management: insights from New York
• Toward a concept of wildlife acceptance capacity in wildlife management
• Using economics in defense of wildlife
• What's wrong with the questions we ask in wildlife research?
• Wildlife damage to crops: perceptions of agricultural and wildlife professionals
• Wildlife stakeholder acceptance capacity for cougars in Montana
• Willingness of New York farmers to incur white tailed deer damage