Proceedings of the fifth mountain lion workshop: 27
Proceedings of the fifth mountain lion workshop: 27
Proceedings of the fifth mountain lion workshop: 27
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIFTH MOUNTAIN LION WORKSHOP<br />
PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF FLORIDA PANTHER GENETIC RESTORATION AND<br />
MANAGEMENT Kenneth G. Johnson, Tom H. Logan, E. Darrell Land, Mark A. Lotz, Michael R.<br />
Dunbar, Roy McBride, Deborah K. Jansen, Oron L. Bass .....................................87<br />
SPATIAL-TEMPORAL ANALYSES OF MOUNTAIN LIONS IN THE SIERRA NEVADA: LOOKING<br />
FOR PATTERNS AND "BULLS-EYES" AMID THE MESS Eric R. L<strong>of</strong>t ....................87<br />
EFFECTS OF COUGAR (Puma concolor) PREDATION ON DESERT BIGHORN SHEEP<br />
(Ovis canadensis mexicana) IN THE SAN ANDRES MOUNTAINS, NEW MEXICO Kenneth<br />
A. Logan, L.L. Sweanor, M.G. Hornocker .................................................88<br />
SURVIVAL AND MORTALITY OF COUGARS (Puma concolor) IN THE SAN ANDRES MOUNTAINS,<br />
NEW MEXICO Kenneth A. Logan, L.L. Sweanor, M.G. Hornocker ...........................88<br />
FEMALE MOUNTAIN LION (Puma concolor) HOME RANGES IN THE SOUTHERN SANTA ANA<br />
MOUNTAINS, CALIFORNIA W. Douglas Padley ........................................89<br />
MOUNTAIN LION (Puma concolor) VOCALIZATIONS IN THE SANTA ANA MOUNTAINS,<br />
CALIFORNIA W. Douglas Padley .....................................................89<br />
SOCIAL ENCOUNTERS AMONG MOUNTAIN LIONS (Puma concolor) IN THE SANTA ANA<br />
MOUNTAINS, CALIFORNIA W. Douglas Padley ........................................89<br />
MOVEMENTS AND DIETS OF MOUNTAIN LIONS IN SOUTHWESTERN ARIZONA M.F. Peirce,<br />
J.L. Cashman ........................................................................90<br />
MOUNTAIN LION-HUMAN AND MOUNTAIN LION-LIVESTOCK INCIDENTS IN MONTANA<br />
Shawn J. Riley, Keith E. Aune ..........................................................91<br />
DEVELOPING AN ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR MOUNTAIN LIONS<br />
(Puma concolor) IN MONTANA Shawn J. Riley, Richard A. Malecki .........................91<br />
MOUNTAIN LION PREDATION ON BIGHORN SHEEP IN THE PENINSULAR RANGES OF<br />
CALIFORNIA Es<strong>the</strong>r Rubin, Walter Boyce, Charles Hayes, Steve Torres, Mark Jorgensen .........92<br />
ORIENTATION, MOVEMENTS, AND SURVIVAL OF TRANSLOCATED COUGARS IN NEW<br />
MEXICO T.K. Ruth, K.A. Logan, L.L. Sweanor, M.G. Hornocker, L.J. Temple ..................92<br />
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN COUGARS AND WOLVES (AND A BEAR OR TWO) IN THE NORTH<br />
FORK OF THE FLATHEAD RIVER, MONTANA T.K. Ruth, M.G. Hornocker ................93<br />
STUDY AND INTERPRETIVE DESIGN EFFECTS ON MOUNTAIN LION DENSITY ESTIMATES<br />
K. Shawn Smallwood, Bruce Wilcox .....................................................93<br />
TEN YEARS OF CALIFORNIA MOUNTAIN LION TRACK SURVEY K. Shawn Smallwood,<br />
Bruce Wilcox........................................................................94<br />
DISPERSAL OF COUGARS (Puma concolor) IN METAPOPULATION DYNAMICS Linda L. Sweanor,<br />
K.A. Logan, M.G. Hornocker ...........................................................94<br />
REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY OF FEMALE COUGARS (Puma concolor) IN THE SAN ANDRES<br />
MOUNTAINS, NEW MEXICO Linda L. Sweanor, K.A. Logan, M.G. Hornocker................95<br />
SOCIETAL PREFERENCES FOR MOUNTAIN LION MANAGEMENT ALONG COLORADO'S<br />
FRONT RANGE Harry C. Zinn, Michael J. Manfredo, Jim Jones, Linda Sikorowski ..............95<br />
STATE STATUS REPORTS ......................................................................97<br />
ALBERTA ................................................................................98<br />
ARIZONA ...............................................................................100<br />
BRITISH COLUMBIA .....................................................................102<br />
CALIFORNIA ............................................................................104<br />
FLORIDA ................................................................................106<br />
IDAHO ..................................................................................108<br />
MONTANA ..............................................................................110<br />
NEVADA ................................................................................112<br />
NEW MEXICO ...........................................................................114<br />
OREGON ................................................................................116<br />
TEXAS ..................................................................................118<br />
UTAH ...................................................................................120<br />
WASHINGTON ...........................................................................122<br />
WYOMING ..............................................................................124<br />
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