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alces-108	Kantar, Lee E.; Cumberland, Rod E.	USING A DOUBLE-COUNT AERIAL SURVEY TO ESTIMATE MOOSE ABUNDANCE IN MAINE	2013	9	.pdf	application/pdf	4199	189	55	In Compromise Management Zones, the goal is to balance public concern about moose-vehicle collisions with its desire to hunt moose; further, it is stipulated that moose populations in such zones must be reduced by 1/3 from the population estimate calculated in the year 2000 that was based upon the relationship between moose abun- dance and moose observations by deer hunters (Bontaites et al. 2000). In subsequent years, extensive sal- vage cutting increased the intensity of forest harvesting and clear-cuts, and creation of extensive road systems across the commer- cial forest landscape, utilization of smaller diameter wood, and shorter rotations all pro- duced a landscape with increased carrying capacity for moose populations.	cache/alces-108.pdf	txt/alces-108.txt