Some canvasback management problems / Jerome H. Stoudt.
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TextPublication details: Toronto, ON : 1960. U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries & Wildlife,Description: 20 p. ; 28 cmOnline resources: Abstract: Waterfowl management for nearly all species of ducks involves the four seasons of the year and any study should include: 1. management during spring migration; 2. management on the breeding grounds to include, a)breeding pair habitats, b) nesting habitat, and c) brood habitat; 3.management during fall migration; and 4. management on the wintering grounds. The canvasback occurs in all four major flyways but for the purposes of this paper only the three easternmost flyways will be considered.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 19-20).
Waterfowl management for nearly all species of ducks involves the four seasons of the year and any study should include: 1. management during spring migration; 2. management on the breeding grounds to include, a)breeding pair habitats, b) nesting habitat, and c) brood habitat; 3.management during fall migration; and 4. management on the wintering grounds. The canvasback occurs in all four major flyways but for the purposes of this paper only the three easternmost flyways will be considered.