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scent 3tati ons i3r four ~ucc=s~ive ni 352 ?zch fzl ? , reczrd r,h$ - , numcer <strong>of</strong> tracks by :oyot?s and otke-7 7ariiia i r
an error. 1C2. Mr. Noman i. Johnson, an ASC 'ilildlife 3ialogist employed by :he FHi in A1 buquerque, ilen Mexico and a wi ti;ess for 'dyomi ng , et a1 . , considered 1080 rneac-baits a neariy perfect control ~301, in <strong>of</strong> environmen~al safety 2nd cost efficiency, for the r2ducsion <strong>of</strong> ccyoEes local areas. ,de cestifi2d :hai Compound 1080 bait trztions ?rovide the capability sf selectively reducing concen~rations cf csyoces livestock production areas prior to lambing and calving seasans ai minimum costs in terns <strong>of</strong> manoower and ather opera~i anal expenses. He ccntended that this ";reven~ive control ' in 1 ives tack procucti an areas allowed dDC field 2ersonnel to devote nore ti~e problem coyotes, ~hich had eluded the baits or moved in from adjacsnt areas.. This testimony was based on extensive e.x:eriencs Yr. Jonnson acquired as a District and State Supervisor <strong>of</strong> ACC speraiions in 1959-64 and 1568-71 in North and South Dakota, l?4ebraska and Colorado, during which 1080 impregnatad meai-baits were used far control <strong>of</strong> coyotes and red foxes. He acknowledged that, lr/hile the need for a bait station in a particular area was based on the presence <strong>of</strong> coyotes, there was no attempt to determine coyoce numbers or a particular level <strong>of</strong> coyote population in an area ;he baits were intended to achieve. He also acknowledged that the number <strong>of</strong> coyotes taken by the baits was not known, because very few poisoned coyotes wet e founa.
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- of the sus9ensi;
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% 5 Ir.imalz, Inc.; the United St3t
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4. Lamb Izsszs r2p0r224 k;/ Sae, zt
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?rodatisn >/el 1 4ncwn i3 enchers.
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spor~od i~si2~ exceeciln~ 10 7erz2n
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. - indicating er~?ctivzness <stron
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- 3C. ix7ei-t tstiiccny from witnes
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have been ?srima-- ", dc $13 zii 1
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A 1 percznt reduction in l~sszs to
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4 . on his hancs and xhen S n w 3:s
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2 3 i I 43. ~ ~ Y S ~ 3f J - I Soor
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:A :- of these ~~C
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I, 3 3 obcained iron fire coycces,
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. 7 hi~her 1G60 resiaups :ban :vera
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". 3 7 insoluble in organic solvent
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I 3 9 dr? 3n eii?t~ive 72rnad <stro
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4 1 "i have increased rir,co 1972,
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I ilpon :uhich tk 1972 order m i 5a
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?ffzctiveness of C
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?roved. The lin~xed use of<
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- granted . Oated rhis 22nd day <st
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' th respect to a? 1 a? ternati ves
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1. a Przdaci on Loss Rates A. Sheep
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i , The Ca: n Cornmi i ~ee, her2ina
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including those to predators. Resul
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3 percen: in 1073 and 1975. 21s aay
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;4r, iaryy 3g~rr?~, 3f T ~ ~ I C -
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c3yo12s lere 25.8 perceni o
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sheep flocks in Utah. Tile study (t
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predaiors anounted to 25 3erceni <s
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lost 102,800 animals (sheep and lam
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Page 81 and 82: i , Adji~s~d ;ant lasszs were 7 2er
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Page 88 and 89: 7 Arizcna, Idaho and 12xas. He %st'
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Page 92 and 93: in 7 381 . 3ecausz hs did no: have
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Page 96 and 97: 535 lambs lcst to all causes ii7 I%
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Page 100 and 101: 52. +lr. Bartcn +i,artza, 3iy3ctcr
Page 102 and 103: of tne herd. Mr. B
Page 105 and 106: . ~! pastur2s and zdjaining areas.
Page 107 and 108: Cdf""- La~~2s - -. 3r 71~2 ?cisaced
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Page 113 and 114: . or killed in targec ?astures. ~ 7
Page 115 and 116: zttacks cn collared animals was inh
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Page 119 and 120: Envi ranrnenr 3ersonnel in accordan
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Page 133 and 134: 52ing inaceouaie fo c~n:ro? ;oyo;e
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Page 139 and 140: cI~s? s=gezr.er 2s ryui a :iazs a l
Page 141 and 142: ,Vai-mai i m srzdzfsrs .rers ~emove
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Page 145 and 146: the socjzl or;.zni zati33, azc!~ hj
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Page 149 and 150: . -- hiding pl aczs and :.+us rlncs
Page 151 and 152: In 1975, 6.3 prc2n: 2r' C:;ICXS :-s
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Page 161 and 162: 1 135 zonths cf 2 ~ 2nd 2 has r~~73
Page 163 and 164: Shee? Z~$eri~enc Stasion, Zu~cis, I
Page 165 and 166: es4;ina%d ancuai food costs ar appr
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Page 175 and 176: sheep shoilced a. ne? rr-xrn <stron
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that reduciflg coyoc2 gr?d?z~on ~QS
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. . croductian ass~r~edlj Sue ~2 pe
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cr,crns. Jo 2v:zerrce cf silcn ?ur;
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-. ;usper.sizn of
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in vials of 0.3 g
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1080 residues were found in a sampl
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32gl2 r3c3verea ? n 3bcu'l six ia:/
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- iil rjssues of c
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1 Senior IOX~ cciog- ST =1)r 722 '4
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.i 1 L9 co~c2ntra:i~ns of</
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.*. . fr?m a goac, sp; i !I ng ;he
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1 133 . , r . Randall .as cre <stro
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-.ccn~roi , ';?izncers nave shown a
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and cold-weazner xonths. Se indjcat
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0 -5 i-i .n 5 5 5. 0 x < fi < J --'
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-. 7 %its jhail be pro?arzd, sold o
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