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Can an old dog learn a new trick? Efficacy of livestock guardian dogs at keeping an apex predator away from people
J.K. Young; W. Sarmento
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09/06/2026
09/06/2026
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Efficacy of motion-activated sprinklers as a humane deterrent for urban coyotes
B.A. McLellan; K.A. Walker
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09/06/2026
09/06/2026
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Bear deterrence with scare devices, a non-lethal tool in the use-of-force continuum
W.S. Sarmento
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09/06/2026
09/06/2026
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Cougar (Puma concolor) Injury in the United States
Y.Y. Wang; T.G. Weiser; J.D. Forrester
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09/06/2026
09/06/2026
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The effects of human age, group composition, and behavior on the likelihood of being injured by attacking pumas
R.G. Coss; E.L. Fitzhugh; S. Schmid-Holmes; M.W. Kenyon ...
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09/06/2026
09/06/2026
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Preliminary observations of dingo responses to assumed aversive stimuli
R. Appleby; B. Smith; J. Mackie; L. Bernede ...
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09/06/2026
09/06/2026
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Reducing nonsport losses attributable to food conditioning: human and bear behavior modification in an urban environment
T.M. McCarthy; R.J. Seavoy
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09/06/2026
09/06/2026
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An electric fence to deter polar bears
J.C. Davies; R.F. Rockwell
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09/06/2026
09/06/2026
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Black bear exclusion fences to protect mobile apiaries
T.E. Otto; G. Roloff
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09/06/2026
Pending
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A shocking device for protection of concentrated food sources from black bears
S.W. Breck; N. Lance; P. Callahan
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09/06/2026
09/06/2026
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Can an old dog learn a new trick? Efficacy of livestock guardian dogs at keeping an apex predator away from people
Author(s)
J.K. Young; W. Sarmento
Categories
Detection, Pseudo-odours/Synthetic training aids,
Bias Assessment
Submitted
09/06/2026
Decision Date
09/06/2026
Efficacy of motion-activated sprinklers as a humane deterrent for urban coyotes
Author(s)
B.A. McLellan; K.A. Walker
Categories
Detection, Pseudo-odours/Synthetic training aids,
Bias Assessment
Submitted
09/06/2026
Decision Date
09/06/2026
Bear deterrence with scare devices, a non-lethal tool in the use-of-force continuum
Author(s)
W.S. Sarmento
Categories
Detection, Pseudo-odours/Synthetic training aids,
Bias Assessment
Submitted
09/06/2026
Decision Date
09/06/2026
Cougar (Puma concolor) Injury in the United States
Author(s)
Y.Y. Wang; T.G. Weiser; J.D. Forrester
Categories
Detection, Pseudo-odours/Synthetic training aids,
Bias Assessment
Submitted
09/06/2026
Decision Date
09/06/2026
The effects of human age, group composition, and behavior on the likelihood of being injured by attacking pumas
Author(s)
R.G. Coss; E.L. Fitzhugh; S. Schmid-Holmes; M.W. Kenyon ...
Categories
Detection, Pseudo-odours/Synthetic training aids,
Bias Assessment
Submitted
09/06/2026
Decision Date
09/06/2026
Preliminary observations of dingo responses to assumed aversive stimuli
Author(s)
R. Appleby; B. Smith; J. Mackie; L. Bernede ...
Categories
Detection, Pseudo-odours/Synthetic training aids,
Bias Assessment
Submitted
09/06/2026
Decision Date
09/06/2026
Reducing nonsport losses attributable to food conditioning: human and bear behavior modification in an urban environment
Author(s)
T.M. McCarthy; R.J. Seavoy
Categories
Detection, Pseudo-odours/Synthetic training aids,
Bias Assessment
Submitted
09/06/2026
Decision Date
09/06/2026
An electric fence to deter polar bears
Author(s)
J.C. Davies; R.F. Rockwell
Categories
Detection, Pseudo-odours/Synthetic training aids,
Bias Assessment
Submitted
09/06/2026
Decision Date
09/06/2026
Black bear exclusion fences to protect mobile apiaries
Author(s)
T.E. Otto; G. Roloff
Categories
Detection, Pseudo-odours/Synthetic training aids,
Bias Assessment
Submitted
09/06/2026
Decision Date
Pending
A shocking device for protection of concentrated food sources from black bears
Author(s)
S.W. Breck; N. Lance; P. Callahan
Categories
Detection, Pseudo-odours/Synthetic training aids,
Bias Assessment
Submitted
09/06/2026
Decision Date
09/06/2026
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