Interagency Grizzly Bear Study

Authors(s): R. Knight, J. Basile, K. Greer, S. Judd, L. Oldenburg and L. Roop

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Abstract: Objectives were to determine: (1) the status and trend of the grizzly bear population, and (2) the use of habitats by bears and the relationship of land management activities to the welfare of the bear population.

Keywords: Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team, IGBST, Idaho, Yellowstone National Park, MAJOR TERMS: Bear, Grizzly; /Ursus horribilis/; Population Dynamics; Habitat; Population Distribution; Surveys; Age/Sex Ratios; Mortality; Habitat Management, MINOR TERMS: History; Evaluation; Mapping; Abundance; Wildlife Management; Mapping

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KEYWORDS	Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team, IGBST, Idaho, Yellowstone National Park, MAJOR TERMS: Bear, Grizzly; /Ursus horribilis/; Population Dynamics; Habitat; Population Distribution; Surveys; Age/Sex Ratios; Mortality; Habitat Management, MINOR TERMS: History; Evaluation; Mapping; Abundance; Wildlife Management; Mapping
ABSTRACT	Objectives were to determine: (1) the status and trend of the grizzly bear population, and (2) the use of habitats by bears and the relationship of land management activities to the welfare of the bear population.
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Posted on Sun, July 31, 2011 by Beringia South

1 comment (Add your own)

1. Shivraj wrote:: Quite often people will rboorw a gun for a trip, a gun that they are not familiar with. Do not do that. A friend of mine rboorwed a gun and ended up dead when he went after a wounded Cape Buffalo. Take a gun you already own or that you have used a lot prior to the trip.I would take my 375 H+H Mag. That is more than enough for any Alaskan game. I would use sabot rounds for smaller game such as the wolves. If I did not have that, a 30-06 with some solid core bullets would be good. But I would not go much smaller than that.
Sun, April 1, 2012 @ 9:47 PM

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Interagency Grizzly Bear Study