All 1993 Content

A Summary of Reported Deer-Related Vehicle Accidents in a Virginia City

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Patrick F. Scanlon, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
William F. Wilmoth, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Ralph W. Rexroad, Lynchburg Police Department

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

A Survey Comparison of Pest Control and Nuisance Wildlife Control Operators in Kentucky

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Thomas G. Barnes, University of Kentucky

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Advancing Deer Repellent Performance: Fine-Tuning Hinder Applications and Potential Uses for Insecticidal Soaps

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Michael J. Fargione, Cornell University
Milo E. Richmond, Cornell University

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

An Evaluation of Floating Ropes for Reducing Cormorant Damage at Catfish Ponds

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Donald F. Mott, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Richard D. Flynt, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Junior O. King, U.S. Department of Agriculture

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

An Evaluation of Max-Flex Fast Fence™ for Reducing Deer Damage to Crops

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John T. Owen, Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station
James B. Armstrong, Auburn University
H. Lee Stribling, Auburn University
M. Keith Causey, Auburn University

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Assessing and Reducing Soybean Crop Losses from Deer: An Interdisciplinary, Multi-Agency Effort

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S. U. Wallace, Clemson University
J. H. Palmer, Clemson University
G. K. Yarrow, Clemson University
D. Shipes, South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources Department
E. J. Dunphy, North Carolina State University
P. F. Reese Jr., Tidewater Agriculture Experiment Station

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Balancing the Needs of Society: A Perspective for Wildlife Damage Management in the '90s

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Jack H. Berryman, International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Balancing the Needs of Society: Listening to the Public

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Robert H. Schmidt, Utah State University

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Can We Landscape to Accommodate Deer? The Tracy Estate Research Garden

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Helen H. Heinrich
Susan Predl, New Jersey Division of Fish, Game & Wildlife

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Characteristics of the Private Nuisance Wildlife Control Industry in New York

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Paul D. Curtis, Cornell University
Milo E. Richmond, Cornell University
Philip A. Wellner, Cornell University
Ben Tullar, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Deer Damage in Tennessee: Landowner Perceptions and Attitudes

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Michael M. King, University of Tennessee

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Dispersal of Ring-Billed Gull Nesting Colonies in New York State

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James E. Forbes, USDA/ APHIS/ ADC
Maury W. Bedford, USDA/ APHIS/ ADC
William W. Beck, USDA/ APHIS/ ADC
Brian V. Archuleta, USDA/ APHIS/ ADC

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Effectiveness of Dimethyl Anthranilate and Eyespots for Reducing Feed Consumption by Starlings

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Michael L. Avery, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Raymond E. Matteson, U.S. Department of Agriculture

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Effects of a Bird Hazard Reduction Force on Reducing Bird/Aircraft Strike Hazards at the Atlantic City International Airport, NJ.

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Andrew J. Montoney, USDA/ APHIS/ ADC
H. Christopher Boggs, USDA/ APHIS/ ADC

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Evaluating the Gas Cartridge for Coyotes in Controlling Badgers

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Craig A. Ramey, U.S. Department of Agriculture

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Excluding Non-Migratory Canada Geese with Overhead Wire Grids

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Martin S. Lowney, U.S. Department of Agriculture

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Impact of Clearcut Size on White-Tailed Deer Use and Tree Regeneration

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James W. Akins, West Virginia University
Edwin D. Michael, West Virginia University

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Landowners Perceptions of Crop Damage from White-Tailed Deer in South Carolina

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Webb M. Smathers Jr., Clemson University
Gary R. Stratton, Clemson University
Derrell Shipes, South Carolina Wildlife and Marine Resources Department

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Long-Term Trial of an Inflatable Effigy Scare Device or Repelling Cormorants from Catfish Ponds

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Allen R. Stickley Jr., Mississippi State University
Junior O. King, Mississippi State University

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Opportunities and Challenges in Handling Nuisance Wildlife Damage in North Carolina

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Peter T. Bromley, North Carolina State University
Carl Betsill, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
Rodney Cannon, Critter Control
Jon F. Heisterberg, USDA - APHIS
Edwin J. Jones, North Carolina State University
William T. Sullivan Jr., North Carolina State University
Perry Sumner, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
Randall C. Wilson, North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission
David D. Woodward, North Carolina State University

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Perceptions and Knowledge of Alabama Fruit and Vegetable Producers towards Coyotes

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M. Chad Philipp, Auburn University
James B. Armstrong, Auburn University

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Predator Depredations on Sheep in Pennsylvania

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Gary W. Witmer, Washington State University
Arnold Hayden, Pennsylvania Game Commission
Michael Pipas, Washington State University

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Propagation of Bamboo as Blackbird Lure Roost Habitat

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Richard D. Flynt, United States Department of Agriculture
James F. Glahn, United States Department of Agriculture

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Public Policy Education: An Important Wildlife Management Opportunity

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Paul D. Curtis, Cornell University

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

ReJeX-iT™AG-36, a Potential Tool to Protect Seeds from Bird Depredation

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Peter F. Vogt, PMC Specialties Group

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Shooting as a Blue Jay Depredation Management Technique in Native Pecan Groves

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John R. Kerr, Noble Foundation
J. Grant Huggins, Noble Foundation

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Similarities Between Big Game Repellent and Predator Urine Repellency to White-Tailed Deer: The Importance of Sulfur and Fatty Acids

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Rebecca Lewison, Vassar College
N. Jay Bean, Vassar College
Evgeny V. Aronov, Monell Chemical Senses Center
John E. McConnell Jr., Utah State University
J. Russell Mason, U.S. Department of Agriculture

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Sixth Eastern Wildlife Management Conferences Summary and What Lies Ahead

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James E. Miller, USDA

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Status and Management of Vole Damage to Horticultural Plantings in North Carolina

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Peter T. Bromley, North Carolina State University
William T. Sullivan Jr., North Carolina State University

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Status of Alpha-Chloralose and Other Immobilizing/Euthanizing Chemicals within the Animal Damage Control Program

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Paul P. Woronecki, U.S. Department of Agriculture
William L. Thomas, U.S. Department of Agriculture

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Strategies to Address Human Conflicts with Raccoons and Black Bears in New Hampshire

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Marsha E. Barden, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Dennis Slate, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Robert T. Calvert, New Hampshire Fish & Game Department
Paul W. Debow, U.S. Department of Agriculture

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Suburban Deer Management: A Matter of Perspective

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Paul D. Curtis, Cornell University
Daniel J. Decker, Cornell University
Rebecca J. Stout, Cornell University
Milo E. Richmond, Cornell University

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Techniques for Reducing Bird Use at Nanticoke Landfill Near E. A. Link Airport, Broome County, New York

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Paul D. Curtis, Cornell University
Charles R. Smith, Cornell University
William Evans, Cornell University

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

The Applicability and Biopolitics of Contraceptive Techniques for Deer Management

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Robert J. Warren, University of Georgia
Lisa M. White, University of Georgia

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

The Role of the Nuisance Wildlife Control Practitioner in Urban Wildlife Management and Conservation

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Lynn A. Braband, Critter Control, Inc.

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

The Use of Odors to Induce Avoidance Behavior in Pine Voles

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Christopher J. Salatti, North Carolina State University
Anthony D. Woolhouse, Institute for Industrial Research and Development
John G. Vandenbergh, North Carolina State University

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Use Patterns of Nuisance Black-Crowned Night Herons on a Hydroelectric Dam in Eastern Tennessee

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Michael A. Wefer, University of Tennessee
Joseph W. Lee, University of Tennessee
William G. Minser, University of Tennessee

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM

Wildlife Damage Management on a Public Water Supply

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Paul J. Lyons, Metropolitan District Commission

Asheville, North Carolina

12:00 AM