Volume 4, Issue 1
Spring 2010

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• Editor’s Introduction
  New changes, but not a new beginning
  Michael R. Conover
• In the News
  Joe N. Caudell

The Soap Box

• Wild horses and BLM management issues: what to do with 30,000 symbols of the American West
  James T. Smith

Refereed Articles

• Relative habitat- and browse-use of native desert mule deer and exotic oryx in the greater San Andres Mountains, New Mexico
  Brock D. Hoenes and Louis C. Bender
• European starling preferences for bait substrates used in DRC-1339 applications
  H. Jeffrey Homan, George M. Linz, Scott Beckerman, Anthony G. Duffiney, and Thomas D. Halstead
• Estimating relative distribution of raccoons, opossums, skunks, and foxes using animal control data
  Christine Klinkowski-Clark, Michael J. Kutilek, John O. Matson, Paula Messina, Kevin Earley, and Shannon M. Bros-Seemann
• Driver knowledge, beliefs, and attitudes about deer–vehicle collisions in southern Michigan
  Alix Marcoux and Shawn J. Riley
• Effectiveness of deer repellents in Connecticut
  Jeffrey S. Ward and Scott C. Williams
• Landowner attitudes toward elk management in the Pine Ridge region of northwestern Nebraska
  R. Daniel Crank, Scott E. Hygnstrom, Scott R. Groepper, and Kit M. Hams
  
• Effects of aquaculture on migration and movement patterns of double-crested cormorants
  D. Tommy King, Bradley F. Blackwell, Brian S. Dorr, and Jerrold L. Belant
• Testing fladry as a nonlethal management tool for wolves and coyotes in Michigan
  Sarah J. Davidson-Nelson and Thomas M. Gehring
• Effects of waterfowl hunting on raccoon movements
  Shandra Nicole Frey and Michael R. Conover
• Habitat correlates of jaguar kill-sites of cattle in northeastern Sonora, Mexico
  Octavio C. Rosas-Rosas, Louis C. Bender, and Raul Valdez
• An effective chemical deterrent for invasive Cuban tree frogs
  Steve A.Johnson, Monica E. McGarrity, and Christina L. Staudhammer
• A needs assessment for continuing education of federal wildlife damage management professionals Jessica L. Tegt, Phillip D. Jones, and Ben C. West
• Evaluation of damage by vertebrate pests in California vineyards and control of wild turkeys by bioacoustics
  Robert W. Coates, Michael J. Delwiche, W. Paul Gorenzel, and Terrell P. Salmon

From the Field

• Visitation to cottonseed storage sites by feral swine and evidence of gossypol exposure
  Tyler A. Campbell, Sarah L. Bullock, David B. Long, David G. Hewitt, and Michael K. Dowd