Using cost‐effectiveness analysis to compare density‐estimation methods for large‐scale wildlife management
Zackary J. Delisle(Indiana Department of Natural Resources), Robert K. Swihart(Purdue University West Lafayette), Joe N. Caudell(Indiana Department of Natural Resources), Brian Dillman(Purdue University West Lafayette), Carson Reeling(Purdue University West Lafayette), Patrick G. McGovern(Purdue University West Lafayette)
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