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Comparing the Economic Value of Forage on Public Lands for Wildlife and Livestock
1989
Journal of range management
Deciding how to allocate forage among animals is a fundamentally important procem in range management. The wiedom of these decisions can be enhanced by estimating the marginal value of forage needed by competing species. We present a method for obtaining such estimate8 and apply this method to generate net economic values of forage for elk and deer in Challis, Idaho. SpedficaUy, a demand curve derived using a regional travel cost model is used to statistically estimate the marginal value of
doi:10.2307/3899310
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