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California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Age and length composition of the sardine catch off the Pacific Coast of the United States and Mexico in 1961–62. A. E. Daugherty and R. S. Wolf
Increasing tagged rockfish (Genus Sebastodes) survival by deflating the swim bladder. D. W. Gotshall
Report on a recent shark attack off San Francisco, California. R. S. Collier
Spawning of longspine channel rockfish, Sebastolobus altivelis Gilbert. E. A. Best
Mortality of a freshwater polychaete, Nereis limnicola Johnson, atrributed to Rotenone. L. C. Oglesby
The fishery at Sutherland Reservoir, San Diego County, California. D. A. La Faunce, J. B. Kimsey, and H. K. Chadwick
Population studies of ring-necked pheasants in California. R. D. Mallette and H. T. Harper
Northern range extension of the cow rockfish, Sebastodes levis. M. W. Odemar
Southern range extension of the eulachon, Thaleichthys pacificus. M. W. Odemar
Diet of striped bass at Millerton Lake, California. L. F. Goodson, Jr.
Hunting Ducks and Geese (Book Review). D. Laursen
Marine Distributions (Book Review). E. A. Best
The Fisherman's Encyclopedia (Book Review). W. L. Craig
The Geese Fly High (Book Review). J. C. Thomas
The Quiet Crisis (Book Review). W. A. Evans
The Wonders of Wildlife (Book Review). M. L. Johnson

California Fish and Game 50(3). Summer 1964.

A deer study in a Redwood-Douglas fir forest type. B. M. Browning and E. M. Lauppe
Measurement of browse growth and utilization. J. L. Hiehle
Erythrocyte antigens of California trouts. J. R. Calaprice and J. E. Cushing
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California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

C. M. Ferrel
The Biological Basis of Freshwater Fish Production (Book Review). A. Calhoun
Fishing with Electricity: Its Application to Biology and Management (Book Review). J. W. Burns
Mammals of Southern California (Book Review). W. G. Macgregor
Desert Wild Flowers (Book Review). H. B. Clemens

1968

California Fish and Game 54(4). Fall 1968.

Mortality rates in the California striped bass population. H. K. Chadwick
Some endoparasites of fishes from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, California. S. R. Edwards and F. M. Nahhas
A probability sea survey plan for estimating relative abundance of ocean shrimp. N. J. Abramson
First report of the crab family Chirostylidae off California, and description of a new species of Chirostylus. J. Haig
Prionotus xenisma Jordan and Bollman, a searobin new to California. R. S. Lee
Fecundity of northern anchovy, Engraulis mordax Girard. J. S. MacGregor
Summer water requirements of desert bighorn in the Santa Rosa Mountains, California, in 1965. B. Blong and W. Pollard
Third cooperative survey of the California condor. F. C. Sibley, R. D. Mallette, J. C. Borneman, and R. S. Dalen
Harbor seal censuses in Humboldt Bay during 1966 and 1967. R. J. Rosenthal
Deformed lateral line in a jack mackerel, Trachurus symmetricus (Ayres). J. M. Duffy
Observation of striped bass spawning in the Sacramento River. L. W. Miller and R. J. McKechnie
Fisheries Year Book and Directory 1967–68 (Book Review). J. G. Smith
Fish Quality at Sea (Book Review). J. Gary Smith
Modern Deep Sea Trawling Gear (Book Review). J. Gary Smith
Fishing Boats of the World: 3 (Book Review).
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Translocation as a conservation measure for endangered Bakersfield cactus Ellen A. Cypher*, Brian L. Cypher, Brianna D. Borders, and Christine L. Van Horn Job
Identifying practical, small-scale disturbance to restore habitat for an endangered annual forb Christal Niederer*, Stuart B. Weiss, and Lewis Stringer
Seed banking California’s rare plants Evan Meyer*, Nick Jensen, and Naomi Fraga
Utilizing the California Natural Diversity Database to aid in plant conservation: a case study from the California desert Kristi A. Lazar
Tanoak conservation: a role for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife Frederica Bowcutt
Plant community characterization and ranking of fens in the Lake Tahoe Basin, California and Nevada Kendra G. Sikes* and Julie M. Evens
Doing adaptive management: improving the application of science to the restoration of a rare Lake Tahoe plant Bruce M. Pavlik* and Alison E. Stanton
Book Review: A manual of California vegetation. Second Edition. John O. Sawyer, Todd Keeler-Wolf, and Julie M. Evens

2013

California Fish and Game 99(4). Fall 2013.

Notes from the Editor - Vernon C. Bleich
Barotrauma related mortality of Florida-strain largemouth bass from winter tournaments in Diamond Valley Lake, California, Quinn Granfors
Checklist of inland aquatic Isopoda (Crustacea: Malacostraca) of California,G. O. Graening and D. Christopher Rogers
The historical range of beaver (Castor canadensis) in coastal California: an updated review of the evidenceChristopher W. Lanman, Kate Lundquist, Heidi Perryman, J. Eli Asarian, Brock Dolman, Richard B. Lanman, Michael M. Pollock
Desert tortoise road mortality in Mojave National Preserve, California, Debra L. Hughson and Neal Darby
Observations on the ectoparasites of elasmobranchs in San Francisco Bay, California Ronald A. Russo
Orange coloration in a black-and-yellow rockfish (Sebastes chrysomelas) from central CaliforniaKevin O. Lewand, John R. Hyde, Vince P. Buonaccorsi, and Robert N. Lea
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California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Management of Semi-Arid Ecosystems (Book Review). J. A. St. Amant
Rare and Endangered Biota of Florida—Vol. I Mammals (Book Review). J. R. Gustafson
Rare and Endangered Biota of Florida—Vol. II Birds (Book Review). R. M. Jurek
Rare and Endangered Biota of Florida—Vol. III Amphibians and Reptiles (Book Review). S. Nicola
Rare and Endangered Biota of Florida—Vol. IV Fishes (Book Review). S. Nicola

California Fish and Game 66(3). Summer 1980.

In Memoriam—J. Bruce Kimsey
Impact of Florida largemouth bass, Micropterus salmoides floridanus, introductions at selected northern California waters, with a discussion of the use of meristics for detecting introgression and for classifying individual fish of intergraded populations. Ronald J. Pelzman
Exploitation, natural mortality, and survival of smallmouth bass and largemouth bass in Shasta Lake, California. William F. Van Woert
Diet and behavioral aspects of the wolf-eel, Anarrhichthys ocellatus, on sandy bottom in Monterey Bay, California. Larry W. Hulberg and Patsy Graber
Decline of the Lake Greenhaven Sacramento perch population. C. David Vanicek
A population of the endangered Santa Cruz long-toed salamander, Ambystoma macrodactylum croceum, from Monterey County, California. Larry G. Talent and Carline L. Talent
Repeat spawning of the Pacific lamprey. John H. Michael, Jr.
A diver-operated snagging device for capturing lingcod, Ophiodon elongatus. James L. Houk
Karyotype of the Sacramento perch, Archoplites interruptus. Craig A. Busack and Gary H. Thorgaard
Erratum: E. W. Lesh.

California Fish and Game 66(2). Spring 1980.

Estimated safe copper and zinc levels for Chinook salmon, Oncorhynchus tshawytscha, in the upper Sacramento River, California.
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Bighorn Sheep Hunting

507 Extremely rugged terrain at very high elevations. Altitude sickness has affected previous hunters. Physical condition should be above average. Vehicle access limited to none (760) 872-6585. 508, 509 and 510 Vehicle access limited to designated routes.

Hunt Code
	
Hunt Tag Description
	
2023 Hunt Tag Quota
	
2023 Season Dates
	

599
	
PREFERENCE POINT ONLY - BIGHORN SHEEP
	
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501
	
ZONE 1 - MARBLE/CLIPPER MOUNTAINS - GENERAL METHOD - RAM
	
1
	
Dec 2 - Feb 4
	

502
	
ZONE 2 - OLD DAD AND KELSO PEAK MOUNTAINS - GENERAL METHOD - RAM
	
1
	
Dec 2 - Feb 4
	

503
	
ZONE 3 - CLARK AND KINGSTON MOUNTAIN RANGES - GENERAL METHOD - RAM
	
4
	
Dec 2 - Feb 4
	

504
	
ZONE 4 - OROCOPIA MOUNTAINS - GENERAL METHOD - RAM
	
1
	
Dec 2 - Feb 4
	

507
	
ZONE 7 - WHITE MOUNTAINS - GENERAL METHOD - RAM
	
6
	
Aug 19 - Sep 24
	

508
	
ZONE 8 - SOUTH BRISTOL MOUNTAINS - GENERAL METHOD - RAM
	
2
	
Dec 2 - Feb 4
	

509
	
ZONE 9 - CADY MOUNTAINS - GENERAL METHOD - RAM
	
2
	
Dec 2 - Feb 4
	

510
	
ZONE 10 - NEWBERRY, RODMAN AND ORD MOUNTAINS - RAM
	
6
	
Dec 2 - Feb 4
	

2022 Bighorn Sheep Tag Drawing Statistics
Note: 501, 502, 503, 504 Steep and rugged terrain; vehicle access is limited and restricted to designated routes. 505 Steep and rugged terrain; vehicle access is limited and restricted to designated routes. Travel by horseback is recommended. 506 Steep and rugged terrain; vehicle access is limited and restricted to designated routes. 507 Extremely steep and rugged terrain, navicating this unit is immensely physically strenuous as most bighorn sheep occur between 10,000 - 14,000 ft. Extreme safety and caution when preparing for and hunting in this unit is advised. For questions, call (760) 895-0114. 508, 509 and 510 Steep and rugged terrain; vehicle access is limited and restricted to designated routes.
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Steelhead operations in Santa Cruz County
Black bass endanger trout angling
Drought menaces trout streams

Commercial Fishery Notes. N. B. Scofield
	
Fisheries of California, 1922
Steelhead caught off Monterey wharf
Mackerel at Monterey
Striped bass numerous in San Joaquin River
How to tell when fish is stale and unfit for food
Says vessels can prevent oil pollution

Notes from the State Fisheries Laboratory. W. F. Thompson
	
The State Fisheries Laboratory
The library of the State Fisheries Laboratory
The Scottish Fishery Board

Life History Notes
	
Shorebirds infested with intestinal parasites. A. Brooks
Tame desert mountain sheep. E. H. Ober
Deer conditions in Refuge 1-D. J. W. Nelson
Coyotes damage fruit crops in southern California. Department of Agriculture

Conservation in Other States
	
Virginia has effective dog law
Protection in New Mexico
League of Ohio sportsmen active
Michigan's game refuges
Minnesota wardens use educational methods
Bullfrogs considered game in Pennsylvania
Louisiana's public shooting ground
Relation of birds to forests will be studied in Louisiana

Reports
	
Violations of Fish and Game Laws
Statement of Expenditures
Statement of Income
Fishery Products, October, November, and December

California Fish and Game 10(1). Winter 1924.

The present status of the band-tailed pigeon on the Pacific Coast. W. P. Taylor
An experiment relating to the homing instinct of king salmon. J. O. Snyder and E. C. Scofield
Deer hunting in California. J. S. Hunter
Editorials
	
Consistency
Relief
In Memoriam—James S. White
The migrations of ducks
Refuges need better patrol
Another albino deer
Fisheries investigations suffer
Fishing conditions on the Trinity River
One hundred and eighty-five thousand deer in California forests
The opossum continues to spread
Hunting accidents
The growth of fish
Birds and high voltage wires
Trinity County officials support fish planting
"Public funds and sport"
Alien violators fined for netting song birds
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Food habits of the Pacific harbor seal. P. Bonnot
A note on the fishing of the California sea lion. P. Bonnot
Monterey Spanish mackerel landed in Monterey. J. B. Phillips
Wolf-fish taken at Monterey. J. B. Phillips
Ribbon-fish taken at Monterey. J. B. Phillips
Record skipjack landed at San Pedro. R. S. Croker

Reports
	
Violations of Fish and Game Laws
Deer Killed in California
Statement of Expenditure
Statement of Income
Fishery Products, July, August, and September, 1931

1931

California Fish and Game 17(4). Fall 1931.

Food habits and economic status of the brewer and red-winged blackbirds. P. S. Soriano
First annual black sea brant census in California. J. Moffitt
Northward occurrence of southern fish off San Pedro in 1931. L. A. Walford
A review of new publications on California fisheries
Sacramento perch. G. Neale
Some protected birds the duck hunter should know. J. Moffitt
The propagation of California quail in open breeding grounds. W. R. Welch
Place names of famous shooting ponds. W. W. Richards
Editorials
	
Glenn-Colusa decision
In Memoriam—G. H. Lambson
Game and Fish on crop basis is aim in national forests
Forest fire hazard
Limit
Hold dogs in check
Conservation of wild life in Australia
Report after game investigation
Aviation helps conservation work
Sportsmanship
Forest fires and game conservation

Game Fishes
	
Drought creates problem
More leisure and more trout
Rescue work started in 1928
Trout rescued early
Many food fish rescued
Freak fish common
Trout spawn many eggs
Fish hubby good nurse but babes soon go bye-bye
Trout lives 19 years
Fishing as an escape
Boys' Club helps save fish
Feeling warm? Then pity the little fishes
Reckless motorboating hit by new state laws
How to preserve trout

Commercial Fishery Notes
	
New salmon laws
Trapping - NYSDEC
These data, coupled with modeling work to estimate the core and periphery marten range, are being used to estimate the overall population size of marten in New York.Population Demographics and Marten DietUsing the same techniques for fisher described above, we have been able to estimate the age structure of marten from carcasses submitted by trappers. When coupled with harvest location data from trapper activity logs, we are able to model the core marten range in the Adirondack mountains as well as what areas juvenile marten are dispersing into. Our age data has shown that in the year following a large beech nut crop, harvest vulnerability of all age and sex are higher than the year that a beech nut crop is present. Also of interest is that, during years with high beech nut crops, the harvest of 1.5 year old marten is higher than would be predicted, likely from the large pulse of reproduction in the spring following a beech nut crop.Researchers at SUNY-ESF, in conjunction with Department staff, analyzed stomach contents from harvested marten over a 3-year period. Results suggest that marten are much more omnivorous than previously thought, consuming a wide variety of food from small mammals and birds to fungi to fruit to nuts. Marten appear particularly fond of southern red-backed voles and shrews during non-beech nut years, and will actively consume beech nuts when available.Trapping Harvest DataA furbearer possession tag and subsequent pelt sealing is required for otter, bobcat, fisher, and marten. Data from pelt-sealed animals help DEC biologists track changes in the size and distribution of populations of these species and are one of the tools used in making management decisions.Pelt-seal data for these species are also available by county and town:

 

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California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Suggestions for ornithological work
Attracting birds
The domestic cat
The breeding and shooting of the American pheasant
A great work on pheasants
To the sportsmen of California

Hatchery Notes. W. H. Shebley
	
Operations of the Department of Fish Culture
Goose-neck barnacles
Distribution of food fishes and mollusks to be studied
Flounders eat clam necks
Shad to be propagated in California
The first shad taken in the Columbia
Salmon to be tagged in Monterey Bay
Fish cannery statistics
Monterey fishery notes
New fishery plant at Monterey
Mendocino fisheries
Floods destroy fish
Black bass at San Diego
Commercial fishery statistics
Selection of shellfish
A good salmon conservation measure
Sting-rays destroyed

Conservation in Other States
	
A new conservation society
Sportsmen's organizations in Massachusetts
The ring-necked pheasant in Utah
Bird sanctuaries in Illinois
Pennsylvania pays bounties on predatory animals
The turkey a game bird in Pennsylvania
The European bison
Protection for the bear in Pennsylvania
New York prevents killing of does
Interstate commerce in game
Massachusetts will issue quarterly
Utah plans game sanctuaries for each county
Game conservation in New Mexico

Life History Notes
	
Coyote eats duck's eggs. G. Neale
The Columbian sharp-tailed grouse in northeastern California. H. C. Bryant
White pelicans formerly nested near Sacramento. G. Neale
Antelope increase in Siskiyou County. C. W. Courtright
Pheasants increase on Yerba Buena Island in San Francisco Bay. H. C. Bryant
Mourning doves bred in captivity. L. W. Hammond
Courting of the sage hen. G. W. Courtright

United States Forest Service Cooperation
	
Sage hens in the Mono National Forest. W. M. Manly
Beaver on the increase in Modoc County. W. S. Brown
All venison should be utilized. J. D. Coffman
Урочище Cedarlands Conservation Easement Tract - NYSDEC
Охотники могут использовать парковку и тропы, используемые туристами , и ручные спуски, используемые паддлерами для доступа к землям и водам в этой зоне.
Здесь водятся белохвостый олень, черный медведь, заяц-беляк, рябчик, водоплавающая птица и другие виды дичи.
Отлов на этих землях запрещен.

 Смотримая дикая природа
 

Общая информация о животных включает ссылки на информацию о птицах, млекопитающих, рыбах, рептилиях, амфибиях и насекомых, которые обитают или мигрируют по территории штата.