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- ISBN: 9780816692538
- ISBN: 081669253X
- Physical Description: xii, 246 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
- Publisher: Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press, [2014]
- Copyright: ©2014
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| General Note: | "Some essays in this book were previously published in Outdoor News." |
| Formatted Contents Note: | All Things Deer -- 1 A Short History of Deer in ... Read More |
| Summary, etc.: | A writer who humorously bridges the gap between ... Read More |
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| Subject: | Hunting. Fishing. Nature > Effect of human beings on. Fishing. Hunting. |
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| 505 | 0 | 0. | ‡tAll Things Deer -- ‡g1 ‡tA Short History of Deer in North America ‡g2 -- ‡g2 ‡tA Message from Our Native Birds: Deer Hunters Needed ‡g8 -- ‡g3 ‡tScience of Chronic Wasting Disease and Its Relevance for Management of White-Tailed Deer ‡g11 -- ‡g4 ‡tUrban Deer: Hunting versus Birth Control ‡g23 -- ‡g5 ‡tIt's Taken Centuries, but We Now Know Why Deer Don't Ask to Use Your Compass ‡g28 -- ‡g6 ‡tWhy Are Medical Researchers Interested in Antlers? ‡g31 -- ‡g7 ‡tIsn't It Obvious Why Deer Have Antlers? ‡g35 -- ‡g8 ‡tA New Kind of (Un)Natural Selection on Deer Antlers: Hunting ‡g39 -- ‡g9 ‡tMy Deer Doctor: Take Two Acorns and Call Me in the Morning ‡g42 -- ‡g10 ‡tTrying to Outfox Deer Ticks and Lyme Disease ‡g47 -- ‡g11 ‡tDeer and Their Subspecies: Fact or Fiction? ‡g52 -- ‡g12 ‡tCan Game Managers Control the Number of Deer? ‡g56 -- ‡g13 ‡tMountain Lions, Prions, and Sick Deer ‡g60 -- ‡g14 ‡tRut (Maybe More Than You Wanted to Know) ‡g63 -- ‡tIn the Woods -- ‡g15 ‡tHunting Spots for Wild Turkeys at the Last Glacial Maximum ‡g68 -- ‡g16 ‡tWolves, Coyotes, and Deer ‡g72 -- ‡g17 ‡tLead, Lead, Everywhere? ‡g75 -- ‡g18 ‡tPolitics and the Lead Ammo Debate ‡g78 -- ‡g19 ‡tGetting the Lead Out (of Chukars) ‡g82 -- ‡g20 ‡tSounding the Alarm, Mourning Dove Style ‡g86 -- ‡g21 ‡tMoaning Moose and Topi Lies ‡g89 -- ‡g22 ‡tTurkeys and Love: What's Actually Happening Out There in Spring? ‡g92 -- ‡g23 ‡tLooking Back at Turkey Season: What You Might Not Have Seen ‡g95 -- ‡g24 ‡tWhen Black Bears Attack! ‡g97 -- ‡g25 ‡tI Wouldn't Have Seen It If I Hadn't Believed It: A Look at the Ivory-billed Woodpecker Controversy ‡g101 -- ‡g26 ‡tRecent Developments in the Climate Change News ‡g104 -- ‡g27 ‡tNight of the Dead Birds, or Too Much Hitchcock? ‡g108 -- ‡g28 ‡tEagle Attacks Toddler! Then Again, Maybe Not ‡g111 -- ‡tIn the Water -- ‡g29 ‡tRecreational Fishing Alters Fish Evolution ‡g114 -- ‡g30 ‡tDuck Hunting in the Low Country; or, How's Your Kooikerhondje? ‡g117 -- ‡g31 ‡tPredators and Ducklings in the North Dakota Prairies ‡g120 -- ‡g32 ‡tLong-Term Sexual Tensions between Male and Female Ducks ‡g124 -- ‡g33 ‡tVigilance in Ducks: More Than Meets the Eye(lid) ‡g128 -- ‡g34 ‡tWhat Utile We Knew about the Labrador Duck Just Got Littler ‡g132 -- ‡g35 ‡tMumbling Along: Lessons from the Past about Stopping the Spread of Exotic Species ‡g134 -- ‡g36 ‡tWhat You Don't See under Your Boat ‡g139 -- ‡g37 ‡tNever Be a Baby Bird ‡g141 -- ‡g38 ‡tOh, No! Duck Hunting Videos Might Not Be Realistic! ‡g145 -- ‡g39 ‡tSnow Geese and Polar Bears: Collision Course? ‡g148 -- ‡g40 ‡tSpecies Conservation at the State Level: A Fish-Eye View ‡g152 -- ‡tAnimals and Us -- ‡g41 ‡tReconsider Your Walk with Fido? ‡g158 -- ‡g42 ‡tLoon Hunting: A Bygone Tradition ‡g161 -- ‡g43 ‡tMarket Hunting and the Demise of the Eskimo Curlew ‡g165 -- ‡g44 ‡tEthics of Baiting and High-Fence Ranch Hunting: A Perennial Debate ‡g169 -- ‡g45 ‡tHunters and Conservationists at Odds over Shooting Shorebirds ‡g177 -- ‡g46 ‡tA Conversation about Hunting in the Netherlands ‡g180 -- ‡g47 ‡tBack from the Dead: Mother Goose Goes to the Poor House, Cooked ‡g183 -- ‡g48 ‡tCats Outdoors and Native Birds: An Unnatural Mix ‡g188 -- ‡g49 ‡tFive Million U.S. Residents Don't See the Problem with Their Cat Killing Just One Bird a Day ‡g191 -- ‡g50 ‡tCats on Birds: A More Insidious Side ‡g195 -- ‡g51 ‡tSome We Love, Others Not So Much ‡g197 -- ‡g52 ‡tRICO, the Circus, and Conflicts between Hunters and Nonhunters ‡g200 -- ‡tAnimal Intelligence -- ‡g53 ‡tA New Respect for Porcupine Quills ‡g206 -- ‡g54 ‡tOutfoxed Again: Foxes Use Built-in Range Finders! ‡g209 -- ‡g55 ‡tHow Do Ground-Nesting Grouse Ever Breed Successfully? An Oily Subject ‡g212 -- ‡g56 ‡tOur Chickadees Are Smarter Than Theirs ‡g216 -- ‡g57 ‡tNeck-Deep in Guano: A Recent History of Chimney Swifts ‡g218 -- ‡g58 ‡tShake, Rattle, and Spray, Doggie Style ‡g222 -- ‡g59 ‡tDrahthaar Follies ‡g225 -- ‡g60 ‡t"Trash Birds," the Law, and Amazing Biology ‡g227 -- ‡g61 ‡tDating Game, Antelope Style ‡g231 -- ‡g62 ‡tCamouflage: One of Life's Universals ‡g234 -- ‡g63 ‡tOne More Cup of Coffee ‡g237. |
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