The current and future management of wild mammals hunted with dogs in England and Wales
Piran C. L. White(University of York), Stephen Harris(Purchase College), James C. R. Smart(Griffith University), Rebecca L. Moberly(University of York), Geraldine Newton‐Cross(Energy Technologies Institute), Philip J. Baker(University of Reading)
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