Proceedings of Southeastern Fish and Wildlife Conference
Prior to 2013, SEAFWA published the Proceedings of annual conferences. In 2014, SEAFWA began publishing the peer-reviewed Journal of the Southeastern Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies.
4351 - 4400 of 4522 articles | 50 per page | page 88
| Article | Year |
|---|---|
Management Techniques Which Encourage Bobwhite Quail To Nest
Pages 126-128 |
1955 |
Mass Education Media In North Carolina
Pages 123-125 |
1955 |
Mississippi Quall Investigation
Pages 157-163 |
1955 |
Pages 101-107 |
1955 |
Pages 10-14 |
1955 |
Panel Discussion On Importation Of Minnows And Other Fish
Pages 233-233 |
1955 |
Panel Discussion On State Owned Lakes, Policy And Management
Pages 234-234 |
1955 |
Panel Discussion--Youth Education
Pages 233-233 |
1955 |
Preliminary Report On A Deer Browse Census Based On 100% Clipping Method
Pages 134-156 |
1955 |
Pages 87-92 |
1955 |
Present Status Of Mourning Dove Investigations
Pages 67-68 |
1955 |
Progress In Wildlife Conservation Administration
Pages 15-19 |
1955 |
Public Hunting Areas In The Southeast
Pages 232-232 |
1955 |
Radio Communications In Law Enforcement
Pages 227-230 |
1955 |
Recognizing Juvenile From Adult Bobwhite Quail
Pages 131-133 |
1955 |
Role Of Game Managers In Game And Fish Law Enforcement On The National Forests In Virginia
Pages 163-168 |
1955 |
Some Aspects Of The Cooperative Game Management Program On Virginia's National Forests
Pages 169-172 |
1955 |
Statistical Game Kill Surveys--Some Observations On Five Years Of Operation
Pages 43-54 |
1955 |
Summary Of Discussion On Alabama's Public Fishing Lakes The construction of lakes by the State Department of Conservation was initiated to provide fishing in those areas of the state having insufficient fishing waters. The sites for these lakes were carefully selected so the lakes which were constructed could be managed for maximum fish production.
Pages 235-235 |
1955 |
The Birth Dates Of Alabama Deer
Pages 128-131 |
1955 |
The Development Of Public Hunting Areas In Mississippi
Pages 64-67 |
1955 |
The Economic Status Of Nutria In Louisiana
Pages 185-188 |
1955 |
Four similar one-quarter-acre ponds were stocked with 1,500 bluegill, Lepomis macrochirus Rafinesque, and 100 largemouth black bass, Micropterus salmoides (Lacepede), fingerlings per acre in the spring of 1950. Two of the ponds were enclosed with board fences and stocked with slider turtles, Pseudemys scripta scripta (Schoepff) at the rate of 100 per acre. The four experimental ponds were fertilized and managed identically. The ponds were drained in the fall of 1950, and the average yield of fish in the ponds containing turtles was compared to that in the control ponds.
Pages 97-100 |
1955 |
The Florida Duck In The Vicinity Of Lake Okeechobee, Glades County, Florida
Pages 188-201 |
1955 |
Pages 111-119 |
1955 |
The State Lake Program In Kentucky
Pages 234-235 |
1955 |
The Use Of Annuals In Virginia's Farm Game Program
Pages 61-64 |
1955 |
Waterfowl Management On Multiple-Use Reservoirs In Tennessee
Pages 223-226 |
1955 |
Waterfowl Use Of Creeks, Beaver Swamps, And Small Impoundments In Lee County, Alabama
Pages 178-185 |
1955 |
Wildlife, Fish And Recreation On The National Forests Of The South
Pages 6-9 |
1955 |
Winter Losses Of Canada Geese At Pea Island, North Carolina
Pages 172-174 |
1955 |
A Method of Teaching Waterfowl Identification Douglas E. Wade, Harold M. Steele
Pages 390-391 |
1954 |
Pages 103-107 |
1954 |
A Three-Year Waterfowl Kill on Reelfoot Lake, Tennessee
Pages 147-165 |
1954 |
Advances in the Studies of Infectious Fish Diseases
Pages 339-345 |
1954 |
An Evaluation of Nine Types of Commercial Fishing Gear in Kentucky Lake
Pages 258-280 |
1954 |
Anatomical Specimen Collection by Prepaid Postal Envelope
Pages 206-209 |
1954 |
Pages 241-257 |
1954 |
Commercial Fish Production in Arkansas
Pages 333-338 |
1954 |
Commercial Fisheries Management
Pages 236-240 |
1954 |
Deer Versus Livestock on Gulf Coast Range
Pages 170-175 |
1954 |
Pages 281-290 |
1954 |
Experiments on Commercial Fish Production in Ponds
Pages 318-329 |
1954 |
Game and Fish Management on the National Forests of the Southern Region
Pages 386-389 |
1954 |
Pages 380-385 |
1954 |
Game Management on a Flood Control Reservoir
Pages 142-146 |
1954 |
Gray and Fox Squirrel Food Habits Investigations
Pages 191-197 |
1954 |
Since February of 1954, as an integral part of an investigation of fish populations in the Santee-Cooper Reservoirs, special emphasis has been placed on a study of the striped bass to determine whether a resident or migratory population is present. Evidence collected during the past several months, based on spawning ground location, samples taken of fish movement through the navigation lock, and recent recoveries from a tagging study, emphasize the possibility that a resident population is established. George D. Scruggs, Jefferson C. Fuller, Jr.
Pages 307-317 |
1954 |
Litter Production of Coastal North Carolina Muskrats
Pages 125-141 |
1954 |
Methods for Evaluating the Reelfoot Lake Fishery
Pages 291-294 |
1954 |