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Wildlife ranching in North America—arguments, issues, and perspectives

2005-04-01

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The term “wildlife ranching” has been used to describe many commercial activities associated with wildlife recreation and products. We discuss the advantages and drawbacks of 2 of those activities: fee-hunting and wildlife farming and husbandry. Perhaps the greatest advantage of fee-hunting programs is economic return to the private landowner, which, in turn, provides the landowner incentive and resources to conse...

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Literature Corpus work: ea539d87-69ce-59ff-bdb0-e89974cd5e25
DOI: 10.2193/0091-7648(2005)33[381:cwrina]2.0.co;2

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