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Citation. Schladweiler, J. L.; Storm, G. L. 1969. Den-use by mink. Journal of Wildlife Management 33(4):1025-1026.   [1501  CC]

Abstract. Data obtained from radio-tracking a juvenile female mink (Mustela vison) for 29 days indicate that 2-3 month-old juvenile mink are not restricted to certain dens for extended periods of their first summer. Similarities such as tunnel size and depth and X location of dens relative to a sedge mat were noted among 20 different den sites within a 77-acre area used by one family of mink.

Keywords. mink, Mustela vison, radiotelemetry, den use


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