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Managing Predator Problems: Practices and Procedures for Preventing and Reducing Livestock Losses

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C620 Managing Predator Problems: Practices and Procedures for Preventing and Reducing Livestock Losses

by F. Robert Henderson Clifford W. Spaeth

  • Published Date: Oct 1980
The primary emphasis is on reducing sheep losses to coyotes and dogs. Less detailed discussions are devoted to other types of livestock and other predators (foxes, bobcats, feral cats). 20 p.
Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service
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