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Effect of feeding level on elk weights and reproductive success at the National Elk Refuge.

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Effect of feeding level on elk weights and reproductive success at the National Elk Refuge.

Effect of feeding level on elk weights and reproductive success at the National Elk Refuge.

Authors(s): J. L. Oldemeyer, R. L. Robbins and B. L. Smith

Publication: Proceedings of the Western States and Provinces Elk Workshop.

Publisher: California Fish and Game Department

Publication Date: 0000-00-00

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Location: Eureka California

Abstract: Studies conducted from 1976-1982 to test several ration levels of pelleted hay and determine weight dynamics and reproductive performance of elk on each ration. This work also established that brucellosis reduces potential reproductive output of elk on the NER by about 7%.

Keywords: National Elk Refuge, Jackson Hole, Teton County, animal, mammal, ungulate, elk , wapiti, Cervidae, Cervus elaphus, food, forage, feeding, population, winter food supplementation, management, disease, brucellosis

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AUTHORSJ. L. Oldemeyer, R. L. Robbins and B. L. Smith
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PUB TITLE1Proceedings of the Western States and Provinces Elk Workshop.
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DOC TITLEEffect of feeding level on elk weights and reproductive success at the National Elk Refuge.
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KEYWORDSNational Elk Refuge, Jackson Hole, Teton County, animal, mammal, ungulate, elk , wapiti, Cervidae, Cervus elaphus, food, forage, feeding, population, winter food supplementation, management, disease, brucellosis
ABSTRACTStudies conducted from 1976-1982 to test several ration levels of pelleted hay and determine weight dynamics and reproductive performance of elk on each ration. This work also established that brucellosis reduces potential reproductive output of elk on the NER by about 7%.
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