Mule Deer Abundance, Cougar Home Range, and Predator-Prey Density Across a Productivity Gradient

Authors

David C. Stoner, Utah State UniversityFollow
Thomas C. Edwards Jr., Utah State UniversityFollow
Joseph O. Sexton, University of Maryland
David M. Choate, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
A. Sims
Heather H. Bernales, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
L. McFarlane
Kent R. Hersey, Utah State UniversityFollow
J. Shannon
Jyoteshwar Nagol, University of Maryland
Kirsten E. Ironside, U.S. Geological Survey
Kathleen M. Longshore, U.S. Geological Survey

Document Type

Presentation

Journal/Book Title/Conference

Utah Chapter of The Wildlife Society

Location

St. George, UT

Publication Date

3-1-2016

Recommended Citation

Utah Chapter of The Wildlife Society. St George, UT, March 2016. D. Stoner, T. Edwards, J. Sexton, D. Choate, A. Sims, H. Bernales, L. McFarlane, K. Hersey, J. Shannon, J. Nagol, K. Ironside, and K. Longshore. “Mule deer abundance, cougar home range, and predator-prey density across a productivity gradient.”