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Northern Wild Sheep and Goat Council 2 – 1980 – Salmon, Idaho

Page	Table of Contents
	Habitat Selection, Food Habits and Competition Dr. James M. Peek
1	Food Habits and Forage Preferences of Bighorn Sheep In Alpine and Subalpine Communities Bruce K. Johnson and Dwight R. Smith
18	Visibility: An Important Habitat Factor For an Indigenous, Low-Elevation Bighorn Herd in Colorado Kenneth L. Risenhoover and James A. Bailey
29	Variation in bighorn Sheep Food Habits as Measured by Fecal Analysis Allen Y. Cooperrider, Scott A. McCollough and James A. Bailey
42	Impact of Cattle Grazing on Bighorn Sheep Habitat at Trickle Mountain, Colorado Scott A. McCollough, Allen Y. Cooperrider and James A. Bailey
60	Response of Bighorns to a Rest-Rotation Grazing Plan in Central Idaho Walter L. Bodie and William O. Hickey
	Re-introductions: Bighorns William D. Wishart
70	Population Characteristics of Transplanted California Bighorn Sheep in Western North Dakota Steven D. Fairaizl
90	Present Status of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep in Northeast Oregon Victor L. Coggins
106	Re-introductions of Bighorn Sheep in Washington Rolf L. Johnson
115	Population Characteristics, Movements, and Distribution Patterns of the Upper Rock Creek Bighorn Sheep. Thomas W. Butts
143	A Study of a Recently Introduced Bighorn Sheep Herd Wendy L. Haas and Eugene Decker
168	*An Unsuccessful Bighorn Sheep (Ovis canadensis canadensis) Transplant on the Middle Fork of the Powder River, Wyoming* Amber Jo Long
190	Bighorn Sheep in North-Central Colorado, Past, Present and Future Nike J. Goodson
211	A System for Evaluating Potential Bighorn Sheep Transplant Sites in Northern New Mexico Randall E. Grunigen
	Diseases and Physical Abnormalities Dr. E. Tom Thorne
229	A Minor Die-off of Bighorns from Pneumonia in Southern Alberta (1978) W.D. Wishart, Jon Jorgenson and Monty Hilton
248	*Treatment for Lungworms (Protostrongylus spp.) in Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep (Ovis C. canadensis)* With Albendazole. Bill Foreyt and Rolf Johnson
262	The Implications of Contagious Ecthyma in Bighorn Sheep William R. Lance
270	Horn Deformities in Dall Rams Manfred Hoefs
	Management and Population Characteristics Wayne E. Heimer
288	Can Population Quality be Related to Population Density Through Nutrition? Wayne E. Heimer
310	Temporal Geographic Variation in the Lambing Season of Bighorn Sheep Richard W. Thompson and Jack C. Turner
313	Mortality Patterns in a Bighorn Sheep Population Shawn T. Stewart
332	Migration of the Beartooth-Rock Creek Bighorn Sheep Herd Steve A. Martin and Shawn T. Stewart
355	A Summary of Dall Sheep Management in Alaska During 1979 -- (or how to cope with a monumental disaster) Wayne E. Heimer
	Mountain Goats Lonn Kuck
382	Diets of Tame Mountain Goats and Bighorn Sheep in Colorado Thomas V. Dailey
384	Cannon-Netting Mountain Goats Michael J. Thompson and John J. McCarthy
388	Trapping and Transplanting Mountain Goats in British Columbia and Alberta Daryll M. Hebert, William K. Hall and B. McLellan
403	A Population Perspective of Successful Mountain Goat Transplants Richard J. Guenzel
459	Population Dynamics, Habitat Utilization, Recreational Impacts and Trapping of Introduced Rocky Mountain Goats in the Eagles Nest Wilderness Area, Colorado Richard W. Thompson
465	Winter Habitat Selection and Group Size of Mountain Goats, Sheep Mountain - Gladstone Ridge, Colorado Layne G. Adams and James A. Bailey
482	Preliminary Data on Mountain Goat Population Growth John A. Youds, Daryll M. Hebert, William K. Hall and Ray A. Demarchi
520	Impacts of Hunting and Response to Five Year Hunting Closure on Idaho’s Pahsimeroi River Mountain Goat Herd Lonn Kuck
523	Aerial Census and Classification of Mountain Goats in Alaska Lymnan Nichols
	Trapping Methods, Sheep Marvin Hockley
590	The Evolution of Capturing Bighorns in Alberta William D. Wishart, Kirby Smith, Jon Jorgenson and G. Lynch
601	The Usefulness of Rocket Nets for Dall Sheep Capture Compared With Other Capture Methods Wayne E. Heimer, Stephen D. DuBois and David G. Kellyhouse
615	An Improved Radio-Control Device for Remotely Triggering Capture Equipment David Johnson
	Bibliography - Mountain Goat
624	Bibliography of North America's Mountain Goat (Oreamnos americanus) Bryan R. Foster

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