Winter Food Habits of Moose in Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Harry GB. 1957. Winter Food Habits of Moose in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The Journal of Wildlife Management. 21(1):53-57

During the winter of 1953-54, a study was undertaken (1) to determine the relative abundance of food on the winter range of moose in the Jackson Hole country of Wyoming, as a basis for future range-trend studies, (2) to define the food habits of moose on the Jackson Hole winter range, and (3) to evaluate the effect of moose browsing on the vegetation.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Harry, G
Units
GRTE , YELL
Keywords
Animal Behavior, Animal Studies, Animals, Distribution, Feeding, Food, Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, Jackson Hole WY, Mammals, Moose (Alces alces), Ungulates, Winter

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