Two Marking Devices for Large Land Mammals

Taber RD, Vos Ad, Altmann M. 1956. Two Marking Devices for Large Land Mammals. The Journal of Wildlife Management. 20(4):464-465

This article describes two devices used to mark moose (Alces americanus) for field identification. The first trap is a rat trap from between two trees, and when triggered, causes a razor to slice the suspended marking material, which showers down on the moose. The other has a trip wire, which when activated causes the pressure to trigger a pivoting arm to deposit the coloring matter over its back and shoulders.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Taber, Richard; Vos, Anton; Altmann, Margaret
Units
GRTE
Keywords
Animal Studies, Animals, Mammals, Management, Natural Resource Management

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