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Northern Wild Sheep Council 3 – 1974 – Great Falls, Montana

PAGE	TABLE OF CONTENTS
1	Welcome and opening remarks Wesley Woodgerd
2	Wild sheep from an economic and consumer viewpoint Jack Atcheson
	Resumes of Current Wild Sheep Management and Research in Each State and Province
7	Alaska - Wayne Heimer
11	Yukon - J. M. Christiansen
12	Northwest Territories - Norman Simmons
13	British Columbia - Kerry Constan
14	Alberta - William Wishart, Corm Gates
15	Alberta - Randy Chappel
16	Oregon - James Blaisdell
17	Idaho - William Hickey
27	Montana - Joe Egan
29	North Dakota - Jim McKenzie
29	Wyoming - Bill Helms
30	Utah - Homer Stapley
32	Colorado - Gene Schoonveld
	Session on the Boone and Crockett Syndrome
35	Some questions about trophy hunting James Morgan
40	What are the effects of bighorn trophy hunting? William Wishart
45	Comments on hunting Jack O'Connor
	Session on Habitat
49	The importance of mineral licks to Dall sheep in interior Alaska and its significance to sheep management Wayne Heimer
64	Bighorn sheep in the Missouri River breaks of Montana Larry Eichhorn and C. Robert Watts
67	Range ecology of bighorn sheep in relation to self-regulation theories John Stelfox
77	Range use and food habits of bighorn sheep in the Sun River area, Montana Michael Frisina
	Session on Behavior
78	Comments on behavior Valerius Geist
79	Movements of bighorn sheep in west central Montana Glenn Erickson
80	The effect of ambient temperature on the winter feed intake of bighorn sheep Daryll Hebert
	Session on Transplanting
91	The Lava Beds bighorn transplant James Blaisdell
93	Wyoming's bighorn sheep transplants Bill Helms
96	Bighorn sheep transplanting in Montana Reuel Janson
99	Comments on transplanting Valerius Geist
	Other Selected Research Papers
102	Lamb Mortality Terry Spraker
104	Cause and nature of mortality in bighorn sheep Bob Lange
108	Effects of late prehistoric and early historic Eskimo hunting of Dall sheep in north Alaska: examples of Aboriginal overkill John Martin Campbell
127	Physical condition, productivity and quality of nutrition of bighorn sheep in the Sun River area, Montana Michael Frisina
128	A preliminary look at Dall ram horn growth in Alaska and its implications Wayne Heimer and A. C. Smith

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