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Brendan D. Cowled, Auteur ; Peter Elsworth, Auteur ; Steven J. Lapidge, AuteurA literature review was conducted in order to identify unique weaknesses in the physiology or metabolism of pigs that could be targeted with specific chemicals (i.e. an 'Achilles' heel' search). A promising weakness identified was the species' s[...]![]()
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Brendan D. Cowled, Auteur ; Steven J. Lapidge, Auteur ; Michelle Smith, Auteur ; Linton Staples, AuteurFollowing a bait-preference pilot study on captive feral pigs, a series of field studies assessed the attractiveness and target-specificity of a prototype manufactured feral pig bait (PIGOUT). Two promising test baits and fresh meat reference ba[...]![]()
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Brendan D. Cowled, Auteur ; Eddie Gifford, Auteur ; Michelle Smith, Auteur ; Linton Staples, Auteur ; Steven J. Lapidge, AuteurConservative population declines of 73% were recorded in three independent feral pig populations in Welford National Park, Queensland, when PIGOUT (R) baits containing 72 mg of sodium fluoroacetate were used in a baiting program following prefee[...]![]()
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Brendan D. Cowled, Auteur ; Fiona Giannini, Auteur ; Sam D. Beckett, Auteur ; Andrew Woolnough, Auteur ; Simon Barry, Auteur ; Lucy Randall, Auteur ; Graeme Garner, AuteurFeral pig populations are expanding in many regions of the world following historically recent introductions. Populations are controlled to reduce damage to agriculture and the environment, and are also a recreational hunting resource. Knowledge[...]![]()
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Jordan O. Hampton, Auteur ; Brendan D. Cowled, Auteur ; Andrew L. Perry, Auteur ; Corissa J. Miller, Auteur ; Bidda Jones, Auteur ; Quentin Hart, AuteurContext Helicopter shooting is a common and effective tool for reducing overabundant wildlife populations. However, there is little quantitative information on the humaneness of the method, leading to uncertainty in wildlife-management policy. T[...]



