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Use and expenditures on public access hunting lands

Published:2020-03 Issue: Volume:29 Page:100256
ISSN:2213-0780
Container-title:Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism
language:en
Short-container-title:Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism

Author:

Wszola Lyndsie S.,Gruber Lutz F.,Stuber Erica F.,Messinger Lindsey N.,Chizinski Christopher J.,Fontaine Joseph J.

Funder

Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration project

Agricultural Research Division

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management

Reference115 articles.

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3. Visitor preferences for visual changes in bark beetle-impacted forest recreation settings in the United States and Germany;Arnberger;Environmental Management,2018

4. Economic and social benefits of hunting in North America;Arnett;International Journal of Environmental Studies,2015

5. The value of changes in deer hunting quality: A travel costapproach;Balkan;Applied Economics,1988

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