Table of Contents
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Volume 2, Number 6 (December 1980)
Editorial Board
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Entire Issue
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Articles
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First 10 years of the office of Grazing Studies.
W.R. Chapline
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223-227
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Notes on the origin of range science.
E.J. Dyksterhuis
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228-229
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State takeover of federal lands--"The Sagebrush Rebellion".
D.H. Leroy, R.L. Eiguren
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229-231
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The Sagebrush Rebellion: a conservationist's perspective.
M. Sharpe
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232-234
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The Savory grazing method.
A. Savory, S.D. Parsons
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234-237
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McRae's hinged wire gate.
S.C. Martin
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238
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Control of prairie dogs--the easy way.
G.P. Snell, B.D. Hlavachick
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239-240
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Historical perspective of Tulsa area rangelands.
W.E. McMurphy
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241-244
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Foreign affairs field day at the Saval.
D.L. Beck
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245-247
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Livestock guarding dogs: economics and predator control.
J.S. Green, T.T. Tueller, R.A. Woodruff
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247-248
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Russian wildrye lengthens the grazing season.
S. Smoliak, A. Johnston
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249-250
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