Suburban deer management: A case study in the village of Cayuga Heights, New York

Lisa C. Chase Human Dimensions Research Unit Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University,

William F. Siemer Human Dimensions Research Unit Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University,

Daniel J. Decker Human Dimensions Research Unit Department of Natural Resources, Cornell University,

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Stout , R. J. , Stedman , R. C. , Decker , D. J. and Knuth , B. A. 1993 . Perceptions of risk from deer‐related vehicle accidents: Implications for public preferences for deer herd size . Wildlife Society Bulletin , 21 : 237 – 249 .
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