A Fence Design for Excluding Elk Without Impeding Other Wildlife

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Kurt C. VerCauteren, Nathan W. Seward, Michael J. Lavelle, Justin W. Fischer, and Gregory E. Phillips. Rangeland Ecology & Management 60(5). September 2007.

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United States Department of AgricultureColorado Department of WildlifeColorado State UniversityNatural Resources Conservation ServiceAnimal and Plant Health Inspection ServiceWildlife ServicesNational Wildlife Research CenterAPHIS

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Colorado Fort Collins Rocky Mountain National Park Yellowstone LaPorte Avenue

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ecosystem function canopy surface area herbivory camera trapping tree mortality habitat restoration livestock grazing fence collision

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browsing galvanization trackplot monitoring trackplot monitoring exclusion aspen recruitment barbed wire specifications

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Atriplex canescens Populus Populus tremuloides Vulpes vulpes Canis latrans Odocoileus hemionus Populus tremuloides Michx.Odocoileus

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mule deer Quaking aspen aspen Ursus americanus black bear Cervus elaphus Castor canadensis

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Linking wolves to willows via risk-sensitive foraging by ungulates in the northern Yellowstone ecosystem (2006) — Rippte, W. J., ano R. L. Bescta
Aspen structure and variability in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, USA (2003) — Kaye, M. W., T. J. Stouicren, ano D. Binxtey
Jackson, WY: Western States and Provinces Deer and Elk Workshop (2003) — Provinces Deer and Elk Workshop; 21-23. May
Deer and elk population status and harvest structure in western North America: a summary of state and provincial status surveys (2003) — Binet, J., avo D. W. Lutz

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Behavioral responses of red deer to fences of 5 different designs (2001) — Gooparo, P. J., R. W. Summers, A. J. Macdonato, C. Murray, ano A. R. Fawcett
The effects of elk on aspen in the winter range in Rocky Mountain National Park (1997) — Baxer, W. L., J. A. Munroe, ano A. E. Hesse
Measurements for terrestrial vegetation (1989) — Bonuam, C. D
Elk and land management (1982) — Lyon, L. J., ano A. L. Warp
The northern Yellowstone elk (1982) — Houston, D. B

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