Proceedings of the fifth mountain lion workshop: 27

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116 PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTH MOUNTAIN LION WORKSHOP 1. What is your goal for management of mountain lion? OREGON To manage for healthy lion populations, incorporating the desires of the public, and statutory obligations of the Department concerning damage to private property. 2. What percent of your state/province is occupied mountain lion habitat? How many square miles does this represent? 75 percent with varying densities. 3. What is your estimated mountain lion population? 3,000 to 3,300 (modeled estimate). 4. What is the five-year trend in the population size? Increasing four to five percent a year. 5. What is your mountain lion depredation policy? Selective removal and or euthanasia as needed. 5a. How many depredation incidents occur annually? 1992 = 151; 1993 = 222; 1994 = 232; 1995 = pending. 5b. How many lions are killed annually because of depredation? 35 in 1994. 6. What is your mountain lion public safety policy? Selective removal and or euthanasia as needed. 6a. How many public safety incidents related to lions occur annually? 289 in 1994. 6b. How many lions are killed annually for public safety reasons? Not separated, part of number in question 5. 7. What management actions do you use to reduce public safety incidents? Advice to the public, selective removal and/or euthanasia. 8. How many lions are killed annually by hunters? 1990 = 155; 1991 = 155; 1992 = 187; 1993 = 168; 1994 = 144; 1995 = pending.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTH MOUNTAIN LION WORKSHOP 117 9. What is your annual budget for management of mountain lions? Lion management is not a separate budget item. 10. Please summarize current and recent mountain lion research activities. Two studies (NE and SW Oregon) documenting densities and general life history and demographics. 11. Are there current legislative or initiative actions which would affect mountain lion management in your state/province? 1994 Voter initiative banning the use of dogs for lion hunting (Measure 18). 1995 Voter initiative to reverse Measure 18. Report Completed By: Donald Whittaker Telephone: (503) 872-5260
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