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Location
Gulf Shores, Alabama
Start Date
18-10-1987 12:00 AM
Description
During my 30 year tenure as Alabama's Game and Fish Division Director it has been very gratifying to witness the successful restoration of wildlife populations. We have been able to allow long hunting seasons with liberal bag limits for our popular game species. However, as conditions improved from a recreational standpoint we also experienced an escalation of wildlife damage complaints. Every member of the Alabama Game and Fish Division staff is involved to some extent in answering calls, providing information and otherwise assisting with resolution of wildlife damage complaints.
Recommended Citation
Kelley, C. D. (1987). State/federal/private cooperative relationships in wildlife damage control. In Holler, N. R. (Ed.), The Third Eastern Wildlife Damage Control Conference (pp. 310-311). Gulf Shores, AL: Auburn University.
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State/Federal/Private Cooperative Relationships in Wildlife Damage Control
Gulf Shores, Alabama
During my 30 year tenure as Alabama's Game and Fish Division Director it has been very gratifying to witness the successful restoration of wildlife populations. We have been able to allow long hunting seasons with liberal bag limits for our popular game species. However, as conditions improved from a recreational standpoint we also experienced an escalation of wildlife damage complaints. Every member of the Alabama Game and Fish Division staff is involved to some extent in answering calls, providing information and otherwise assisting with resolution of wildlife damage complaints.