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An Interdisciplinary Journal
Volume 12, 1990 - Issue 3
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Comparing two approaches for identifying recreation activity substitutes

Jerry J. Vaske Department of Leisure Management and Tourism, University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH, 03824
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Maureen P. Donnelly Department of Leisure Management and Tourism, University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH, 03824
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Bo Shelby Department of Forest Resources, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, 97331
Pages 289-302 | Received 16 Sep 1988, Accepted 15 May 1990, Published online: 13 Jul 2009

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MarkD. Needham & JerryJ. Vaske. (2013) Activity Substitutability and Degree of Specialization Among Deer and Elk Hunters in Multiple States. Leisure Sciences 35:3, pages 235-255.
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MarkD. Needham, JerryJ. Vaske & MichaelJ. Manfredo. (2006) State and Residency Differences in Hunters' Responses to Chronic Wasting Disease. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 11:3, pages 159-176.
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William E. Hammitt, Erik A. Backlund & Robert D. Bixler. (2004) Experience Use History, Place Bonding and Resource Substitution of Trout Anglers During Recreation Engagements. Journal of Leisure Research 36:3, pages 356-378.
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MARKD. NEEDHAM, JERRYJ. VASKE & MICHAELJ. MANFREDO. (2004) Hunters’ Behavior and Acceptance of Management Actions Related to Chronic Wasting Disease in Eight States. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 9:3, pages 211-231.
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Robert E. Manning & William A. Valliere. (2001) Coping in Outdoor Recreation: Causes and Consequences of Crowding and Conflict Among Community Residents. Journal of Leisure Research 33:4, pages 410-426.
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Garry Chick & RobertD. Hood. (1996) Working and recreating with machines: Outdoor recreation choices among machine‐tool workers in western Pennsylvania. Leisure Sciences 18:4, pages 333-354.
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Seungdam Choi, DavidK. Loomis & RobertB. Ditton. (1994) Effect of social group, activity, and specialization on recreation substitution decisions. Leisure Sciences 16:3, pages 143-159.
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MarkW. Brunson & Bo Shelby. (1993) Recreation substitutability: A research agenda. Leisure Sciences 15:1, pages 67-74.
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AlanW. Ewert. (1991) Outdoor recreation and global climate change: Resource management implications for behaviors, planning, and management. Society & Natural Resources 4:4, pages 365-377.
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Bo Shelby & Jerry J. Vaske. (1991) Using Normative Data to Develop Evaluative Standards for Resource Management: A Comment on Three Recent Papers. Journal of Leisure Research 23:2, pages 173-187.
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