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Results and discussion of the 1968 rural mail carrier survey of pheasant broods.
Report on the results of the December, 1938 bird census at Rose Lake Area.
A sample of small game license buyers was contacted after the 2003 hunting seasons to estimate the number of people hunting upland game and waterfowl, their days afield, and harvest. Grouse and squirrel hunting seasons were expanded in 2003; thus, additional estimates were calculated for both the expanded and entire seasons. The survey also was used to check whether migratory bird hunters registered with the Harvest Information Program (HIP) and to determine the preferred date for the opening of the 2004 duck hunting season in Michigan.
The Wildlife Disease Laboratory monitored the health status of the various species of pheasants, housed at the Mason Wildlife Facility, Rose Lake Hatchery Unit, Midland Sportsmans Club, Jackson Pheasants Forever chapter, and Pigeon Sportsman's Club. Monitoring was done in order to detect diseases and other conditions which might threaten the success of the Southern Michigan Pheasant Program. When available, sick and dead pheasants were collected and examined on a weekly basis by personnel of the Wildlife Disease Laboratory. Necropsy results have been tabulated for the birds which were examined from the 6 units. These are the results for the year 1990.
Report on planting project at Barry County State Game Area in the fall of 1941 to improve abandoned farm lands for game.
Report on trip to Prairie Farm, about 14 miles southwest of Saginaw, to collect data to determine hunting pressure and harvest estimates of pheasants.
Overview of the 1946 hunting season, covering small game, waterfowl and deer.
Report on a survey of pheasant populations in February and March of 1968.
Tables documenting pheasant hunter band returns on the cock pheasants released in 1953.
Report on the work performed as part of the wildlife research project at the W. K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary.
Results and analysis of the 1971 rural mail carrier survey of pheasant broods, especially as to how the sightings pertain to hunting prospects.
Summary of activity at shooting preserves in their first month of operation.
The Wildlife Disease Laboratory monitored the health status of captive pheasants at both the Breeder and Hatchery Unit and Rearing Unit during the production year 1984 to detect diseases and other conditions which might threaten the success of the captive pheasant program. When available, sick and dead pheasants were collected and examined in the monitoring effort by the Wildlife Disease Laboratory each week. Necropsy results have been tabulated for each of the units following the descriptions of these findings.
Report on the distribution of pheasant hatching dates and age ratios, determined from wing and foot collections.
Report on the results, hunting and conditions of the 1971 pheasant season, with comparative data from past seasons.
Report on the results, hunting and conditions of the 1969 pheasant season.
Report on the results of the rural mail carrier survey conducted November - December, 1961, with information about pheasant population and sex-ratio observations.
Overview of the season at shooting preserves for their first year of operation.
Report on the results of a game bird census on the Prairie Farm to determine the effect of the past hunting season on the breeding stock of pheasants and other game birds.
Report looking at Ontario's township regulations that issue separate licenses in addition to the provincial license as they compare to Michigan's Williamston Plan.
Results of the annual mail carrier survey of pheasant broods, 1961.
Summary of activity at shooting preserves for the month of November, 1958.
