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Northern Wild Sheep and Goat Council 4 – 1984 – Whitehorse, Yukon

Page	Table of Contents
	Section I - Population Dynamics
1	Some Population Characteristics of Dall Sheep in Six Alaska National Parks and Reserves F. J. Singer
11	Investigations into Reproduction by Ewes of a Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Herd in Wyoming E.T.Thorne, Elizabeth S. Williams and G. Butler
35	Pregnancy Rate and the Timing of Lamb Losses in California Bighorn Sheep in the Ashnola, B.C. W.L. Harper
51	Population Density of Mountain Goats in Southeast Alaska J. L. Fox
61	An Age Specific Winter Die-off in Dall Sheep in Alaska Sarah M. Watson and W. E. Heimer
37	The Influence of Winter Severity on Dall Sheep Productivity in Southwestern Yukon - A Preliminary Assessment D. Burles, M. Hoefs and N. Barichello
85	*The Influence of Climate, Habitat and Naturlal Selection on the Numbers of Feral Sheep (Ovis aries L.) on Campbell Island (Subantarctic)* M. R. Rudge
94	Introduced Mountain Goats in the Snake River Range, Idaho: Characteristics of Vigorous Population Growth J. A. Hayden
	Section II - Ecological Relationships (seasonal distribution, food habits, behaviour)
120	Bighorn Sheep of the Teton Range, Wyoming: Ecology of a Remnant Population M.B. Whitfield and B. L. Keller
137	Summer Distribrution and Abundance of Mountain Goats in Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington Joanne Michalovic
167	Ecological Relationships between Desert Bighorn Sheep and Domestic Cattle in Southeastern Utah M. King and G. W. Workman
180	*A Comparison of the Biology and Impact of Feral Goats (Capra hircus L.) on Subtropical and Subantarctic Islands* M. R. Rudge
192	Annual Ecological Cycles of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep Populations with Hight Elevation Winter Ranges in the East Kootenays G. Schuerholz
211	Mineral Lick Use by Dall Sheep in the Watana Creek Hills, Alaska Nancy G. Tankersley
231	Status and Food Habits of Japanese Serow S. Takatsuki and K. Suzuki
241	Food Habits of Dall Sheep on Revegetated Coal Stripmine Spoils in Alaska C. L. Elliot and J. D. McKendrick
252	Acooperative Nursing by Bighorn Ewes on the National Bison Range Christine C. Hass
	Section III - Growth and Development
270	Growth Rates of Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep on Ram Mountain, Alberta J. T. Jorgenson and W. D. Wishart
285	Horn Growth in Dall's Sheep: A Preliminary Report M. B. Bayer and N. M. Simmons
295	Volume and Density of Horns of Dall Rams R. Konig and M. Hoefs
	Section IV - Physiology, Morphology and Nutrition
310	Serologic, Hematologic, and Blood Chemistry Values of Desert Bighorn Sheep in Sonora, Mexico J. R. DeForge, C. W. Jenner, P. E. Cyrog and R. Valdez
317	Fecal Nirogen as a Determinant of Animal Conditions in Bighorn Sheep D. Hebert, Joyce Hebert and M. Caskey
341	*Feeding Habits of Mouflon (Ovis ammon musimon) and Chamois (Rupicapra rupicapra) in Relation to the Morphophysiological Adaptation of their Digestive Tracts* R. R. Hofmann
	Section V - Diseases and Parasites
356	A Major Bighorn Sheep Die-off from Pnewmonia in Southern Alberta D. K. Onderka and W. D. Wishart
364	Lamb Survival in Relation to Maternal Lungworm Load in Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep M. Festa-Bianchet and Judith Samson
	Section VI - Management
372	An Evaluation of Permit Huntin in the Southern Yukon N. Barichello and M. Hoefs
389	Some Effects of a Full-Curl Law on Dall's Sheep Management L. Nichols
395	Evaluation and Management Implications of Long-term Trends in Coastal Mountain Goat Populations in Southeast Alaska C. A. Smith
425	Excess Ram Mortality in a Heavily Hunted Dall Sheep Population W. E. Heimer, Sarah M. Watson and T. C. Smith III
433	Comparison Between a Hunted and an Unhuted Dall Sheep Population - A Preliminary Assessment of the Impact of Hunting M. Hoefs and N. Barichello
467	Mountain Goat Transplants in Alaska: Restocking Depleted Herds Mitigating Mining Impacts C. A. Smith and L. Nichols, Jr
	Section VII - Techniques
481	An Economic Study of Dall Sheep Hunting in Alaska: Concepts and Methods Sarah M. Watson
487	A Mark-Recapture Census and Density Estimate for a Coastal Mountain Goat Population C. A. Smith and K. T. Bovee
499	Experiences in Darting Dall Sheep from Helicopters in Alaska during 1983 F. J. Singer, K. R. Whitten and L. Nichols
506	A Preliminary Analysis of Intensive, Unreplicated Survey Data for Mountain Goat Populations in British Columbia D. Hebert and R. Woods

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