Montana Outdoors Vol 26 No 5 Sep/oct 1995
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For the last 10 years, the annual take has been about eight.
MONTANA OUTDOORS septemberjoctober 1993 1 1 MICHAEL H FRANH Idaho Fish and Game Department researcher JeffCopeland has found that female wolverines with young are extremely sensitive to disturbance between mid-February, when the young are born, and mid-May, when they are weaned. In C op eland' s study, just the presence of cross-country ski tracks, snowshoe tracks, or snowmobile tracks would cause the female to abandon the den (but no...t the kits). The wolverines photographed for this article were captive animals accustomed to seeing humans.
wolverine numbers to constitute a viable population.
Although a few more studies have been done since then — mostly in Alaska, Canada, and one still in progress in Idaho — the Hornocker and Hash study remains the definitive work on wolverine home range size and habitat use.
Wolverines are far-ranging ani- mals: home ranges average 160 square miles for adult males and 150 square miles for females.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the last 10 years, the annual take has been about eight.
MONTANA OUTDOORS septemberjoctober 1993 1 1 MICHAEL H FRANH Idaho Fish and Game Department researcher JeffCopeland has found that female wolverines with young are extremely sensitive to disturbance between mid-February, when the young are born, and mid-May, when they are weaned. In C op eland' s study, just the presence of cross-country ski tracks, snowshoe tracks, or snowmobile tracks would cause the female to abandon the den (but no...t the kits). The wolverines photographed for this article were captive animals accustomed to seeing humans.
wolverine numbers to constitute a viable population.
Although a few more studies have been done since then — mostly in Alaska, Canada, and one still in progress in Idaho — the Hornocker and Hash study remains the definitive work on wolverine home range size and habitat use.
Wolverines are far-ranging ani- mals: home ranges average 160 square miles for adult males and 150 square miles for females.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 26 No 5 Sep/oct 1995?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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