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Volume
45, Number 1,
September 1998:
Greater Prairie Chicken Management
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version
ISSUE
HOME PAGE
ABOUT
THIS ISSUE
- about KSN
- about the author
IN THIS ISSUE
- introduction
- what is a greater
prairie chicken?
- habitat
- managing habitat
- booming grounds
- booming ground
survey
- nesting
- broods
- fall and winter
habitat
- summary
- decreasers/increasers/
invaders
- jump shooting/pass
shooting
- further reading
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Greater
Prairie Chicken Management
by Gerald
J. Horak and Roger D. Applegate
Greater
Prairie Chicken Management
Index of Images
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RANGELAND
CLASSIFICATION KEY
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| CONDITION
CLASS |
CHARACTERISTICS |
| Excellent |
1.
Decreasers in reproducing stands
2. Plants in healthy condition
3. Increasers not conspicuous
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| Good |
1.
Decreasers conspicuous
2. Decreasers capable of discovery
3. Invaders reproducing markedly
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| Fair |
1.
Decreasers not conspicuous
2. Annuals conspicuous
3. Incresers established
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| Poor |
1.
Decreasers absent
2. Invaders established
3. Forage plants nearly absent
4. Increasers nearly absent.
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