Vol. 42 (2006): Alces Vol. 42 (2006)

Articles

• PREDATOR CONTROL, POLITICS, AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION IN ALASKA

  Victor Van Ballenberghe

  1-11

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• MOOSE HUNTING, FORESTRY, AND WOLVES IN SWEDEN

  Margareta Bergman, Sofia Åkerberg

  13-23

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• DOES FIRST NATION’S HUNTING IMPACT MOOSE PRODUCTIVITY IN ALBERTA?

  Gerry M. Lynch

  25-31

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• MOOSE DISTRIBUTION RELATIVE TO HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IN A NATIONAL PARK

  Jerrold L. Belant, Jonathan A. Paynter, Kenneth E. Stahlnecker, Victor Van Ballenberghe

  33-39

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• INTENSIVE MANAGEMENT OF MOOSE AT HIGH DENSITY: IMPEDIMENTS, ACHIEVEMENTS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS

  Donald D. Young Jr., Rodney D. Boertje, C. Tom Seaton, Kalin A. Kellie

  41-48

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• HABITAT-BASED ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT AT MOUNT HAGGIN WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA

  Richard B. Keigley, Craig W. Fager

  49-54

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• ELEMENTAL COMPOSITION OF INCISORS IN NOVA SCOTIA MOOSE: EVALUATION OF A POPULATION WITH ABNORMAL INCISOR BREAKAGE

  Michael Clough, Marcos Zentilli, Hugh G. Broders, Tony Nette

  55-64

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• INCISOR TOOTH BREAKAGE, ENAMEL DEFECTS, AND PERIODONTITIS IN A DECLINING ALASKAN MOOSE POPULATION

  R. Stimmelmayr, J. A. K. Maier, K. Persons, J. Battig

  65-74

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• MOOSE DETECTION DISTANCES ON HIGHWAYS AT NIGHT

  Arthur R. Rodgers, Patrick J. Robins

  75-87

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• COMPLEXITY AND INFORMATION GAPS IN RECOVERY PLANNING FOR MOOSE (ALCES ALCES AMERICANA) IN NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA

  Karen Beazley, Mark Ball, Lisa Isaacman, Scott McBurney, Paul Wilson, Tony Nette

  89-109

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• HISTORY, STATUS, AND HUNTER HARVEST OF MOOSE IN WASHINGTON STATE

  Dana L. Base, Steve Zender, Donny Martorello

  111-114

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• LONG-DISTANCE DISPERSAL AND POPULATION TRENDS OF MOOSE IN THE CENTRAL UNITED STATES

  Justin D. Hoffman, Hugh H. Genoways, Jerry R. Choate

  115-131

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• MOOSE POPULATION HISTORY ON THE NORTHERN YELLOWSTONE WINTER RANGE

  Daniel B. Tyers

  133-149

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