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alces-375	Lynch, Gerry M.	DOES FIRST NATION’S HUNTING IMPACT MOOSE PRODUCTIVITY IN ALBERTA?	2006	7	.pdf	application/pdf	3494	162	67	Key words: age structure, Alces alces, First Nations hunting, moose harvest, Native hunting, produc- tivity, selective harvest, sex ratio In many jurisdictions across North America, the moose (Alces alces) resource is shared by Indigenous People (First Nations people in Canada, Native Americans in the United States), who are exercising their treaty hunting rights, and sport hunters licensed to groups have been known to occur and wildlife managers must consider the harvest by both when formulating the annual hunting regula- tions. Three study areas (WMUs 346, 350, and 358) allowed a comparison of the characteristics of moose populations in an area considered to be heavily utilized by First Nations’ hunters (WMU 358) and 2 other areas where First Nations hunting was not considered to be FIRST NATIONS HUNTING – LYNCH ALCES VOL.	cache/alces-375.pdf	txt/alces-375.txt