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Link Bobwhite Quail Management
This publication provides management techniques to increase quail populations.
Link Chipmunk Control BROKEN
Information on chipmunk biology and tips for controlling damage.
Link Concerning Pen-Raised Quail
Stocking pen-raised bobwhites to increase breeding populations of quail is generally considered unjustified by most biologists due to low survival rates, and ...
Link Controlling Pocket Gophers BROKEN
Gopher populations can be reduced or eliminated over a considerable area with persistent control efforts. Control is best conducted when gophers are most ...
Link Cottontail Rabbits BROKEN
Cottontail rabbits are distributed throughout the United States and Canada. The two species of rabbits in Oklahoma that this publication discusses are the ...
Link Coyote Control in the Eastern United States BROKEN
Coyote Control in the Eastern United States
Link Eastern Cottontail Rabbit BROKEN
The Eastern Cottontail rabbit is one of the most popular game animals in the country. It is found in many parts of the United States, and in parts of the ...
Link Florida Torreya (Torreya taxifolia)
Small to medium-sized evergreen tree with a pungent, aromatic odor. Horizontal and spreading branches have drooping tips. Mature height is 10.6 meters (35 ft) ...
Link Forest Management For Wild Turkeys BROKEN
Brief discussion of Wild turkey management and life history.
Link Gray and Fox Squirrels BROKEN
This publication identifies suitable habitats for the gray and fox squirrel, and it discusses management techniques.
Link Management of the Wild Turkey in Oklahoma BROKEN
Management to improve wild turkey habitat will depend on a number of factors, such as which life need is limiting population, other land use commitments, soil ...
Link Managing Wildlife Damage: Beavers
Physical damage caused by beavers in the Southeast is estimated in the millions of dollars annually. Examples of this damage include timber and agricultural ...
Link Managing Wildlife Damage: Black Bears
When natural foods are scarce, black bears will turn to whatever food resources are most available. As a result, conflicts between bears and agricultural ...
Link Managing Wildlife Damage: Moles
For commercial agricultural producers, elimination of moles over large areas is difficult, if not impossible. For the homeowner, problems with moles usually ...
Link Mourning Dove
Mourning Dove management.
Link Tree Squirrels in Mississippi
This publication discusses the proper habitats for fox and gray squirrels.
Link White-Tailed Deer Management
White-tailed deer are "browsing" animals. They eat a wide variety of foods and the food selected will depend on its availability, abundance, and the season of ...
Link Wild Turkey Management In Alabama
This publication provides information on the wild turkey relating to its life history, habitat needs, and habitat management.
Link Pollination of Citrus by Honey Bees
This paper will address the current thinking on pollination research in general and in specifics about citrus culture. In addition, it will examine some of the ...
Link Protecting Honey Bees From Pesticides
Details the importance of honey bees in crop production and suggests ways to avoid their elimination through pesticide use
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