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Human Dimensions of Wildlife
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Digit Preference in Reported Harvest Among Illinois Waterfowl Hunters

Craig A. Miller
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William L. Anderson
Pages 55-65 | Published online: 11 Nov 2010

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Jerry J. Vaske, Jay Beaman & Craig A. Miller. (2020) Minimal effect sizes do not imply minimal effects for differences in long-tailed distributions. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 25:3, pages 281-290.
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Jerry J. Vaske, Jay Beaman & Craig A. Miller. (2020) Influence of advanced notice record cards on waterfowl hunting participation and harvest distributions. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 25:3, pages 250-258.
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Craig A. Miller, Andrew L. Stephenson & Brent D. Williams. (2015) Reported Harvest and Days Afield Among Waterfowl Hunters: Do Pre-season Contacts Make a Difference?. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 20:2, pages 182-184.
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JerryJ. Vaske & Jay Beaman. (2006) Lessons Learned in Detecting and Correcting Response Heaping: Conceptual, Methodological, and Empirical Observations. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 11:4, pages 285-296.
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Jay Beaman, JerryJ. Vaske & CraigA. Miller. (2005) Hunting Activity Record-Cards and the Accuracy of Survey Estimates. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 10:4, pages 285-292.
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Jay Beaman. (2002) Comment on "Digit Preference in Reported Harvest Among Illinois Waterfowl Hunters" by Craig A. Miller and William L. Anderson. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 7:1, pages 67-72.
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Philippe Aubry, Matthieu Guillemain, Gitte Høj Jensen, Michele Sorrenti & David Scallan. (2020) Moving from intentions to actions for collecting hunting bag statistics at the European scale: some methodological insights. European Journal of Wildlife Research 66:4.
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Philippe Aubry & Matthieu Guillemain. (2019) Attenuating the nonresponse bias in hunting bag surveys: The multiphase sampling strategy. PLOS ONE 14:3, pages e0213670.
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Stacy A. Lischka, Tara L. Teel, Heather E. Johnson, Sarah E. Reed, Stewart Breck, Andrew Don Carlos & Kevin R. Crooks. (2018) A conceptual model for the integration of social and ecological information to understand human-wildlife interactions. Biological Conservation 225, pages 80-87.
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Thomas Kjær Christensen, Jesper Madsen, Tommy Asferg, Jens Peder Hounisen & Lars Haugaard. (2017) Assessing hunters’ ability to identify shot geese: implications for hunting bag accuracy. European Journal of Wildlife Research 63:1.
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Jennifer I. Schmidt, Kalin A. Kellie & F. Stuart ChapinIIIIII. (2015) Detecting, estimating, and correcting for biases in harvest data. The Journal of Wildlife Management 79:7, pages 1152-1162.
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Craig A. Miller. (2012) Spinning-wing decoy use and reported duck harvest in Illinois: Implications for adaptive harvest management. The Journal of Wildlife Management 76:3, pages 583-587.
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Maria Nöremark, Nina Håkansson, Tom Lindström, Uno Wennergren & Susanna Sternberg Lewerin. (2009) Spatial and temporal investigations of reported movements, births and deaths of cattle and pigs in Sweden. Acta Veterinaria Scandinavica 51:1.
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JAY BEAMAN, JERRY J. VASKE & CRAIG A. MILLER. (2005) COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN HUNTERS' RECALL OF PARTICIPATION AND HARVEST ESTIMATES. Journal of Wildlife Management 69:3, pages 967-975.
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