Montana Outdoors Vol 3 No 5 May 1968
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The breeding areas are lo- cated in mixed-age forest where tlie forest crown cover is semi-open (25 to 65 percent). More specific breed- ing habitat requirements are present- ly being studied by a graduate stu- dent from Montana State University in order to provide forest managers with guidelines for maintaining and or creating critical blue grouse breed- ing habitat.
Upon arrival on the breeding grounds, males establish breeding territories of one to two acres in size. The males vigorously def...end their territories against all other males while attempting to entice fe- males by a series of courtship calls and plumage displays. It has been learned that usually only cocks two years old cr older hold territories.
Yearling males, although capable of breeding, are generally prevented from holding territories by the dom- inance of the older cocks. At this time of year, the males are relatively easy to capture with nooses attached to the end of a long pole. After capture, birds are marked with two colored leg bands on each leg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The breeding areas are lo- cated in mixed-age forest where tlie forest crown cover is semi-open (25 to 65 percent). More specific breed- ing habitat requirements are present- ly being studied by a graduate stu- dent from Montana State University in order to provide forest managers with guidelines for maintaining and or creating critical blue grouse breed- ing habitat.
Upon arrival on the breeding grounds, males establish breeding territories of one to two acres in size. The males vigorously def...end their territories against all other males while attempting to entice fe- males by a series of courtship calls and plumage displays. It has been learned that usually only cocks two years old cr older hold territories.
Yearling males, although capable of breeding, are generally prevented from holding territories by the dom- inance of the older cocks. At this time of year, the males are relatively easy to capture with nooses attached to the end of a long pole. After capture, birds are marked with two colored leg bands on each leg.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 3 No 5 May 1968?
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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