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p10. Predation. "An incident was reported
by Ober, Department of Fish and Game
Warden (1931), of a pair of golden
eagles attacking and killing a
yearling bighorn in the Grapevine Hills.
Such an occurrence is unique. Ordinary
eagles pose no threat to yearling bighorns.
p11. Competition. "Cattle graze in a part of
the Grapevine range... Competition
with bighorns for grass could be substantial
in these areas."
p12. Poaching. Welles (p.c.) reported to me
that residents of Brady, Shoshone,
and other desert communities regularly
poached bighorns in the Grapevine and
Black Hills until he came to the
area and began actively studying
bighorns. During the period of our
study, poaching decreased."