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Towards an understanding of the genetic basis of differences in horn size in bighorn sheep
Joshua Miller, J. Poissant, and D.W. Coltman |
Genetic analyses of the North American mountain goat (Oreamnos americanus)
Aaron B.A. Shafer, Steeve D. Côté, and David W. Coltman |
Regional and climatic influences on growth of mountain goat horns in southwestern Montana
Richard B. Harris, Thomas O. Lemke, and Karen Loveless |
Calculating harvest rates for Alaskan Dall rams using reported harvest age structure:
implications for Dall sheep management in Alaska
Wayne E. Heimer |
The cost of trying: weak correlations among life-history components in male ungulates
Marco Festa-Bianchet |
“Did we actually do anything?” – The ??? million dollar question
Wayne E. Heimer |
Ecotypic variation in recruitment of reintroduced bighorn sheep
Brett Wiedmann and Glen Sargeant |
Modeling resource selection of mountain goats in southeastern Alaska: applications for
population management and highway development planning
Kevin S. White, Dave P. Gregovich, Grey W. Penleton, Neil L. Barten, Anthony Crupi, Ryan Scott,
and Doug N. Larsen
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Habitat selection, activity and movement patterns of mountain goats in southeastern Alaska
Kevin S. White and David P. Gregovich |
Bighorn sheep seasonal movements and habitat selection in a coal mining area
Kim G. Poole, Irene Teske, Kevin Podrasky, and Robert Serrouya |
A biophysical description and forage use assessment of selected bighorn sheep winter ranges
in the Elk River valley, British Columbia
Clint R. Smyth, Kevin Podrasky, Greg Sword, and Lanny Amos |
Evolving inferences on habitat selection and use lead to improving management applications
for mountain goats in British Columbia’s Skeena River watershed
Len Vanderstar, Jonah L. Keim, and Subhash Lele
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Are mountain goats particularly sensitive to anthropogenic disturbance?
David F. Hatler |
A risk-based approach to assessing and managing disturbance effects of helicopter-logging
on mountain goats in coastal British Columbia
Steven F. Wilson, and Steve Gordon |
Impact of human recreation near bighorn sheep lambing area
Brett Wiedmann, and Brian Hosek |
Examining movements and resource selection of mountain goats in relation to heli-skiing
activity
Becky Cadsand, Michael Gillingham, Douglas Heard, and Katherine Parke |
Status of mountain goats in Washington
Clifford G. Rice
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Effects of delayed spring greenup on bighorn sheep of the Luscar and Gregg River mines,
Alberta
Beth MacCallum |
Photographs from the 18th Wild Sheep and Goat Council Symposium |
Sulphur/8Mile Stone’s sheep pre-tenure plan review, the application of the Sulphur/8Mile
Stone’s sheep project to oil and gas pre-tenure plan for the Muskwa-Kechika Management
Area
Brian Churchill |
Population and harvest trends of mountain sheep and mountain goats in British Columbia
Gerald Kuzyk, Patrick Dielman, Bill Jex, Chris Procter, Aaron Reid, Helen Schwantje,
Irene Teske, and Conrad Thiessen |
Are Alberta’s trophy rams declining in quality and quantity?
Jon T. Jorgenson, Anne Hubbs, Fanie Pelletier, and Marco Festa-Bianchet |
Bighorn sheep, mountain goats, and wildlife crossings on the Trans-Canada Highway in
Banff National Park, Alberta
Alan D. Dibb, and Anthony P. Clevenger |
Evidence for Mycoplasma ovipneumoniae as the primary cause of epizootic pneumonia in
bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis) – and why it matters
Thomas Besser |
The short and long of it: pneumonia in a bighorn sheep metapopulation
Frances Cassirer, Raina K. Plowright, Kezia R. Manlove, Kathleen Potter, Paul C. Cross, and
Peter J. Hudson |
Using structured decision-making to manage disease risk for Montana wildlife
Mike Mitchell, Justin Gude, Neil Anderson, Jennifer Ramsey, Mike Thompson, Mark Sullivan,
Vickie Edwards, Claire Gower, Jean Fitts-Cochrane, Elise Irwin, and Terry Walshe |
Infection and immunity in a bighorn sheep metapopulation
Raina Plowright, Kezia Manlove, Frances Cassirer, Paul Cross, Tom Besser, and Peter Hudson |
A California bighorn sheep lamb mortality investigation in an east Fraser River herd, BC,
Canada
Jason Struthers, Helen Schwantje, Doug Jury, Chris Procter, and Trent K. Bollinger
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Summer diet and feeding location selection patterns of an irrupting mountain goat
population on Kodiak Island, Alaska
McCrea A. Cobb, Heidi Helling, and Bill Pyle |
Irruption, crash, and recovery of an introduced mountain goat population in the Crazy
Mountains, Montana 1941–2011
Thomas O. Lemke, and Karen M. Loveless |
A comparison of mortality rates for Desert and Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep under two
cougar removal regimes
Elise J. Goldstein, and Eric M. Rominger |
Mortality factors and habitat use of California bighorns in the Deschutes River, Oregon
Jeremy L. Thompson, Donald G. Whittaker, and Keith L. Kohl |
British Columbia provincial wild sheep registry tool
Diana N. Demarchi, and Anthony A. Button |
Psoroptic mange: an emerging disease of bighorn sheep in British Columbia
Steven Scott, Helen Schwantje, Aaron Reid, Brian Harris, and Trent Bollinger |
Development of heli-ski avoidance strategies for mountain goat winter range
Len Vanderstar |
Nannies in the crosshairs: effectiveness of using a sex identification quiz to reduce harvest of
female mountain goats in Alaska
Jeff Jemison, Kristen Romanoff, and Kevin White |
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For further
information, please contact :
Kevin Hurley
NWSGC Executive Director (volunteer)
c/o Wild Sheep Foundation
VP for Conservation
412 Pronghorn Trail
Bozeman, MT 59718
Phone: 406-404-8753
Cell: 307-899-9375
khurley@wildsheepfoundation.org
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