The Debate About Bait: A Red Herring in Wildlife Research
Abstract
The use of bait (or attractants) to lure animals to a sampling site is common in wildlife research and important for optimizing species detection rates. The effect of bait on animal movement and space‐use, however, is contested, fueled by concerns bait may affect animal movement and increase residency time. If founded, bait may bias parameter estimates from density, species distribution, resource selection, or behavioral models, produce spurious...
Paper Details
Title
The Debate About Bait: A Red Herring in Wildlife Research
Published Date
May 1, 2019
Volume
83
Issue
4
Pages
985 - 992
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