September 18, 2025Journal of Forestry

Forest Cover in Relation to Upland Game Bird Management

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Sustained yield of upland game birds is achievable through effective wildlife management practices.
Research highlights the intricate relationship between forest cover and upland game bird populations, particularly grouse.
Foresters bear the responsibility of initiating essential research within wildlife management for better outcomes.
Studies on grouse provide critical insights contributing to the development of game bird management strategies.

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Research on wildlife management suggests improved strategies for upland game bird populations, indicating the role of forest cover.

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Success and progress in game and wild life management must be predicated on facts obtained by research. Wild life production and administration presents a fertile, fascinating, yet difficult field for needed research, the initiation of which is an additional responsibility of the forester. Mr. Bump's studies on grouse make an important contribution to basic information on this important species. His principal goal is a sustained yield of game.

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Gardiner Bump (1932) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4765531b076d99fa6e8b6 https://doi.org/10.1093/jof/30.7.834

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Research on wildlife management suggests improved strategies for upland game bird populations, indicating the role of forest cover.

Forest Cover in Relation to Upland Game Bird Management

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