Hunters’ Acceptability of Lethal Management Methods Used to Control Invasive Wild Pigs ( Sus scrofa ) in Alabama
Bibliographic Data
Biology · Geography · Invasive species · Veterinary medicine · Wildlife · Wildlife management · Forest Management and Policy · Medicine · Rangeland and Wildlife Management · Wildlife Ecology and Conservation · Ecology
Mail and telephone surveys
Predicting and Changing Behavior
Model Selection and Multimodel Inference
Handling Nonresponse In Social Research
Factors in Risk Perception
Beyond values
The role of hunting in North American wildlife conservation
Feral Hogs
Alabama agricultural producers’ experiences with wild pigs ( Sus scrofa ) and their preferences concerning wild pig management
Research note
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Social identity and acceptability of wild pig ( Sus scrofa ) control actions
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