In the western United States, pocket gophers pose an acute and chronic problem for forest managers to overcome. Gophers cause extensive damage to seedlings and can delay reforestation for decades.. Here we examine the predictive factors for assessing the risk for damage and the available control tools and damage control strategies. The information is reviewed and summarized so that an integrated damage reduction plan can be developed in a logical, cost-effective, and environmentally responsible fashion.
Pocket gophers (Thomomys spp.) damage or destroy regeneration on hundreds of thousands of acres of f...
Mammalian damage to forest resources is widespread and causes annual economic loss. Wildlife damage ...
In 1976, we began a comprehensive evaluation of "Vexar" seedling protectors as a means of reducing d...
Pocket gophers cause extensive damage to reforestation plantings in the western United States, and p...
Concern over pocket gopher damage to conifer seedlings is increasing rapidly in the northwestern Uni...
Pocket gophers (Thomomys spp.) damage or destroy regeneration on hundreds of thousands of acres of f...
Pocket gophers (Geomyidae) damage conifer regeneration after logging or wildfires on western forests...
Concern over pocket gopher damage to conifer seedlings is increasing rapidly in the northwestern Uni...
Pocket gophers of concern to foresters in the Pacific Northwest belong to the genus Thomomys (13). T...
A survey of animal-reforestation problems by the Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Stati...
In 1976, we began a comprehensive evaluation of Vexar seedling protectors as a means of reducing d...
Reforestation efforts are often severely hindered on sites that contain high populations of pocket g...
Published May 2003. Please look for up-to-date information in the OSU Extension Catalog: http://exte...
Pocket gophers (Thomomy spp.) have an important effect on reforestation in the Pacific Northwest thr...
Current techniques for the control of pocket gophers use traps, fumigants or toxic baits. Trapping a...
Pocket gophers (Thomomys spp.) damage or destroy regeneration on hundreds of thousands of acres of f...
Mammalian damage to forest resources is widespread and causes annual economic loss. Wildlife damage ...
In 1976, we began a comprehensive evaluation of "Vexar" seedling protectors as a means of reducing d...
Pocket gophers cause extensive damage to reforestation plantings in the western United States, and p...
Concern over pocket gopher damage to conifer seedlings is increasing rapidly in the northwestern Uni...
Pocket gophers (Thomomys spp.) damage or destroy regeneration on hundreds of thousands of acres of f...
Pocket gophers (Geomyidae) damage conifer regeneration after logging or wildfires on western forests...
Concern over pocket gopher damage to conifer seedlings is increasing rapidly in the northwestern Uni...
Pocket gophers of concern to foresters in the Pacific Northwest belong to the genus Thomomys (13). T...
A survey of animal-reforestation problems by the Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Stati...
In 1976, we began a comprehensive evaluation of Vexar seedling protectors as a means of reducing d...
Reforestation efforts are often severely hindered on sites that contain high populations of pocket g...
Published May 2003. Please look for up-to-date information in the OSU Extension Catalog: http://exte...
Pocket gophers (Thomomy spp.) have an important effect on reforestation in the Pacific Northwest thr...
Current techniques for the control of pocket gophers use traps, fumigants or toxic baits. Trapping a...
Pocket gophers (Thomomys spp.) damage or destroy regeneration on hundreds of thousands of acres of f...
Mammalian damage to forest resources is widespread and causes annual economic loss. Wildlife damage ...
In 1976, we began a comprehensive evaluation of "Vexar" seedling protectors as a means of reducing d...