Proceedings of the Seventh Mountain Lion Workshop

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Suggested Citation Formats Entire Volume: Becker, S.A., D.D. Bjornlie, F.G. Lindzey, and D.S. Moody. eds. 2003. Proceedings of the Seventh Mountain Lion Workshop. Lander, Wyoming. For individual papers: Author’s name(s). 2003. Title of Paper. Pages 00-00 in S.A. Becker, D.D. Bjornlie, F.G. Lindzey, and D.S. Moody, eds. Proceedings of the Seventh Mountain Lion Workshop. Lander, Wyoming. Purchasing Additional Copies of the Proceedings Please send a check made out to “Wyoming Chapter, TWS” for the amount of fifteen (15) US dollars to Tim Thomas, Wyoming Game and Fish Department, PO Box 6249, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA; phone: (307) 672-7418; email: Tim.Thomas@wgf.state.wy.us. Information on different purchasing options may also be made through Tim.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface....................................................................................................................................................................vii In Memory Ian Ross ............................................................................................................................................................. viii Mountain Lion Status Reports Session Chair: Dave Moody, Wyoming Game and Fish Department STATUS OF MOUNTAIN LION POPULATIONS IN ARIZONA Brian F. Wakeling ....................................................................................................................................................1 CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN LION STATUS REPORT Doug Updike............................................................................................................................................................6 COLORADO MOUNTAIN LION STATUS REPORT Jerry Apker.............................................................................................................................................................14 FLORIDA FISH AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION COMMISSION STATUS REPORT Mark Lotz and E. Darrell Land ..............................................................................................................................18 IDAHO MOUNTAIN LION STATUS REPORT Steve Nadeau..........................................................................................................................................................25 MONTANA MOUNTAIN LION STATUS REPORT Rich DeSimone and Rose Jaffe..............................................................................................................................29 NEVADA MOUNTAIN LION STATUS REPORT Russell Woolstenhulme..........................................................................................................................................31 NEW MEXICO MOUNTAIN LION STATUS REPORT Rick Winslow.........................................................................................................................................................39 STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA MOUNTAIN LION STATUS REPORT Mike Kintigh ..........................................................................................................................................................43 MOUNTAIN LION STATUS REPORT FOR TEXAS John Young ............................................................................................................................................................49 UTAH MOUNTAIN LION STATUS REPORT Craig R. McLaughlin .............................................................................................................................................51 WASHINGTON COUGAR STATUS REPORT Richard A. Beausoleil, Donald A. Martorello, and Rocky D. Spencer..................................................................60 WYOMING MOUNTAIN LION STATUS REPORT Scott A. Becker, Daniel D. Bjornlie, and David S. Moody....................................................................................64 CRYPTIC COUGARS – PERSPECTIVES ON THE PUMA IN THE EASTERN, MIDWESTERN, AND GREAT PLAINS REGIONS OF NORTH AMERICA Jay W. Tischendorf ................................................................................................................................................71 MOUNTAIN LION STATUS REPORT: BRITISH COLUMBIA – Abstract Matt Austin ............................................................................................................................................................87 IMPROVING OUR UNDERSTANDING OF MOUNTAIN LION MANAGEMENT TRENDS: THE VALUE OF CONSISTENT MULTI-STATE RECORD KEEPING - Abstract Christopher M. Papouchis and Lynn Michelle Cullens .........................................................................................88 Mountain Lion Interactions with Humans and Livestock Session Chair: Kenneth Logan, Colorado Division of Wildlife iii
Page 1: PROCEEDINGS OF THE SEVENTH MOUNTAIN
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Page 7 and 8: PREFACE vii PREFACE The Wyoming Gam
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50 TEXAS MOUNTAIN LION STATUS REPOR
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52 UTAH MOUNTAIN LION STATUS REPORT
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WASHINGTON COUGAR STATUS REPORT RIC
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62 WASHINGTON COUGAR STATUS REPORT
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WYOMING MOUNTAIN LION STATUS REPORT
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72 CRYPTIC COUGARS · Tischendorf F
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74 CRYPTIC COUGARS · Tischendorf C
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76 CRYPTIC COUGARS · Tischendorf A
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88 IMPROVING OUR UNDERSTANDING OF M
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90 REDUCING PUMA ATTACKS · Fitzhug
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100 REDUCING PUMA ATTACKS · Fitzhu
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102 REDUCING PUMA ATTACKS · Fitzhu
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104 A CONCEPTUAL MODEL AND APPRAISA
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106 MOUNTAIN LION MOVEMENTS AND PER
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108 PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF FLORIDA
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110 ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE AND EVO
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112 MOUNTAIN LION BED, CACHE AND KI
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120 EFFECT OF ROADS ON HABITAT USE
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122 COUGAR ECOLOGY AND COUGAR-WOLF
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124 ARE PUMAS OPPORTUNISTIC SCAVENG
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126 COUGAR PREDATION ON PREY IN YEL
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128 COUGAR TOTAL PREDATION RESPONSE
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130 CHARACTERISTICS OF COUGAR HARVE
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136 DEFINING AND DELINEATING DE FAC
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138 MANAGEMENT OF COUGARS (PUMA CON
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140 PROJECT CAT (COUGARS AND TEACHI
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142 ESTIMATING COUGAR ABUNDANCE USI
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144 PRESENCE AND MOVEMENTS OF LACTA
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146 RECONCILING SCIENCE AND POLITIC
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148 PUMA MANAGEMENT IN WESTERN NORT
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150 MOUNTAIN LIONS AND BIGHORN SHEE
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152 DISPERSAL IN MALE PUMAS · Laun
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162 ASSESSING GPS RADIOTELEMETRY RE
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164 FUNCTIONAL RESPONSE OF COUGARS
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166 DEPREDATION TRENDS IN CALIFORNI
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168 PUMA ACTIVITY AND MOVEMENTS IN
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170 MOUNTAIN LION SURVEY TECHNIQUES
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172 CRITICAL COUGAR CROSSING AND BA
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174 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Chris Beld
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176 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Steve Fitz
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178 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Mollie Hog
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180 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Cheryl Le
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182 LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Ryan Nelso
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