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Wild Cat News - Volume 2, Issue 3

Welcome to Wild Cat News, a publication about the studies and stories of wild cats. Published online three times a year, Wild Cat News features compelling, in-depth articles about wild cat species such as cougars, jaguars, lynx, bobcats, ocelots, jaguarondis, and margays. A must-read for anyone interested in wild cat biology and conservation, Wild Cat News is only available in its entirety to Cougar Network Members.

Issue: December 2006

Wild Cat News is getting rave reviews from wildlife researchers, federal and state wildlife biologists, and nature enthusiasts. Join the Cougar Network to get the latest edition as soon as it is published. Visit our Membership page to learn more about the benefits of membership.

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	Through the Eyes of a Cougar Download the article By Laura Bowers Foreman Science Journalist
	Little Spotted Cat in Brazil By Tadeu G. de Oliveira^1,2,3,4,Marcos A. Tortato^1,6, Carlos Benhur Kasper^1,4, Rosane Vera Marques^1,7, Mara C. Marques^1,5 and Katia Cassaro^1,5 ¹Wild Cats of Brazil Project, ²Dept. Biology - UEMA, ³Institute Pro-Carnivoros, ⁴South American Cats Conservation Alliance - SACCA, ⁵Sao Paulo Zoo, ⁶CAIPORA, ⁷Mammal Lab. PUC-RS
	Bobcats Regaining Iowa Foothold Download the article By Stephanie A. Koehler, M. S. Research Associate Iowa State University
	Cougar Hysteria: Mania in the Midwest & East Download the article By Dave Hamilton Missouri Department of Conservation
	Reducing Ocelot Vehicle Collisions By Aaron M. Haines, Michael E. Tewes, Lon I. Grassman, and Jan E. Janecka Feline Research Program, Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institue, Texas A&M University
	Ocelot Conservation Festival Supports Recovery Efforts By Corina Ballagas Coordinator & By Jody Mays Wildlife Biologist USF&WS, Laguna Atascosa NWR
	Wild Felid Trapping Techniques & Methodology By Duggins Wroe Biologist