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Hunter and Public Opinions of a Columbian Black-tailed Deer Population in a Pacific Northwest Island Landscape
Management decisions are influenced by public acceptance for wildlife; thus, knowledge of public concerns and management preferences can be an advantage to natural resource decision makers. Wildlife managers with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife are concerned that the Columbian black-t
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