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Justin W. FischerUSDA National Wildlife Research CenterVerified email at aphis.usda.gov
Nathan P. SnowUSDA/APHIS/WS National Wildlife Research CenterVerified email at aphis.usda.gov
Kim M. PepinSupervisory Research Biologist, National Wildlife Research Center, APHIS, USDAVerified email at aphis.usda.gov
James BeasleyUniversity of Georgia, Savannah River Ecology Lab, Warnell School of Forestry and Natural ResourcesVerified email at srel.uga.edu
W. David WalterPennsylvania Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research UnitVerified email at psu.edu
Amy J. DavisNational Wildlife Research CenterVerified email at usda.gov
Amy Turmelle GilbertVerified email at usda.gov
Christy Wyckoffcolorado state universityVerified email at colostate.edu
Joshua MillspaughUniversity of MontanaVerified email at umontana.edu
Thomas DeLibertoUnited States Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Inspeciton Service, WildlifeVerified email at usda.gov
Andrew J. TyreProfessor of Wildlife Ecology, University of Nebraska LincolnVerified email at unl.edu
Mitchell PalmerNational Animal Disease Center, USDAVerified email at usda.gov
David L. BergmanUSDA APHIS Wildlife ServicesVerified email at usda.gov
Anthony J. DeNicolaWhite Buffalo Inc.Verified email at whitebuffaloinc.org
Stephen M. VantasselKing's Evangelical Divinity SchoolVerified email at kingsdivinity.org
Shannon Bartelt-HuntDepartment of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Nebraska-LincolnVerified email at unl.edu
Trevor HefleyAssociate professor, Kansas State UniversityVerified email at ksu.edu
Bradley F. BlackwellUSDA/APHIS/WS National Wildlife Research CenterVerified email at usda.gov
Stephanie ShwiffResearch Economist, US Department of AgricultureVerified email at aphis.usda.gov
Alan B. FranklinSupervisory Research Biologist, USDA National Wildlife Research CenterVerified email at usda.gov

Kurt Vercauteren

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wildlife disease wildlife damage management


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Machine learning to classify animal species in camera trap images: Applications in ecology MA Tabak, MS Norouzzadeh, DW Wolfson, SJ Sweeney, KC VerCauteren, ... Methods in Ecology and Evolution 10 (4), 585-590, 2019	474	2019
Feral swine impacts on agriculture and the environment NW Seward, KC VerCauteren, GW Witmer, RM Engeman Sheep & Goat Research Journal, 12, 2004	279	2004
From the field: fences and deer‐damage management: a review of designs and efficacy KC VerCAUTEREN, MJ Lavelle, S Hygnstrom Wildlife Society Bulletin 34 (1), 191-200, 2006	253	2006
Managing white-tailed deer in suburban environments AJ DeNicola, KC VerCauteren, PD Curtis, SE Hyngstrom Cornell Cooperative Extension, 2000	212	2000
Effects of agricultural activities and hunting on home ranges of female white-tailed deer KC Vercauteren, SE Hygnstrom The Journal of Wildlife Management, 280-285, 1998	201	1998
Crossing the interspecies barrier: opening the door to zoonotic pathogens C Gortazar, LA Reperant, T Kuiken, J de la Fuente, M Boadella, ... PLoS pathogens 10 (6), e1004129, 2014	198	2014
Livestock protection dogs in the 21st century: is an ancient tool relevant to modern conservation challenges? TM Gehring, KC VerCauteren, JM Landry BioScience 60 (4), 299-308, 2010	197	2010
Feral swine contact with domestic swine: a serologic survey and assessment of potential for disease transmission AC Wyckoff, SE Henke, TA Campbell, DG Hewitt, KC VerCauteren Journal of wildlife diseases 45 (2), 422-429, 2009	193	2009
Use of frightening devices in wildlife damage management JM Gilsdorf, SE Hygnstrom, KC VerCauteren Integrated Pest Management Reviews 7, 29-45, 2002	169	2002
What is the proper method to delineate home range of an animal using today’s advanced GPS telemetry systems: the initial step WD Walter, JW Fischer, S Baruch-Mordo, KC VerCauteren Modern telemetry 68, 2011	164	2011
Interpreting and predicting the spread of invasive wild pigs NP Snow, MA Jarzyna, KC VerCauteren Journal of Applied Ecology 54 (6), 2022-2032, 2017	162	2017
Historical, current, and potential population size estimates of invasive wild pigs (Sus scrofa) in the United States JS Lewis, JL Corn, JJ Mayer, TR Jordan, ML Farnsworth, CL Burdett, ... Biological Invasions 21, 2373-2384, 2019	133	2019
Utility of livestock-protection dogs for deterring wildlife from cattle farms TM Gehring, KC VerCauteren, ML Provost, AC Cellar Wildlife Research 37 (8), 715-721, 2010	126	2010
Quantifying drivers of wild pig movement across multiple spatial and temporal scales SL Kay, JW Fischer, AJ Monaghan, JC Beasley, R Boughton, ... Movement ecology 5, 1-15, 2017	114	2017
Regional assessment on influence of landscape configuration and connectivity on range size of white-tailed deer WD Walter, KC VerCauteren, H Campa, WR Clark, JW Fischer, ... Landscape Ecology 24, 1405-1420, 2009	109	2009
Detection of volatile organic compounds in cattle naturally infected with Mycobacterium bovis N Peled, R Ionescu, P Nol, O Barash, M McCollum, K VerCauteren, ... Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical 171, 588-594, 2012	102	2012
Research priorities for managing invasive wild pigs in North America JC Beasley, SS Ditchkoff, JJ Mayer, MD Smith, KC Vercauteren The Journal of Wildlife Management 82 (4), 674-681, 2018	91	2018
Regulated commercial harvest to manage overabundant white‐tailed deer: An idea to consider? KC Vercauteren, CW Anderson, TR Van Deelen, D Drake, WD Walter, ... Wildlife Society Bulletin 35 (3), 185-194, 2011	89	2011
Management of damage by elk (Cervus elaphus) in North America: a review WD Walter, MJ Lavelle, JW Fischer, TL Johnson, SE Hygnstrom, ... Wildlife Research 37 (8), 630-646, 2010	89	2010
An evaluation of three statistical methods used to model resource selection DM Baasch, AJ Tyre, JJ Millspaugh, SE Hygnstrom, KC Vercauteren Ecological Modelling 221 (4), 565-574, 2010	89	2010

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