Peer-Reviewed Articles Too Many Hunters or Not Enough Deer? Human and Biological Determinants of Hunter Satisfaction and Quality

Thomas A. Heberlein

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Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Rangeland and Wildlife Management

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This paper explores how the human dimensions of wildlife management (hunter density, contact with others, perceived crowding) are related to the biological dimensions of deer management (deer population, seeing, shooting, bagging) to produce satisfying and high quality hunts.

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