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2016 CWMP Field Season Report

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80 survey location, date, site and station number, and the name of observer. If you are running the stations for an additional 2-week period, replace the pad with a new one baited with 2 teaspoons of lure and catnip. After returning to an inside work area then remove as much hair as possible from the pad into a sealed plastic vial with desiccant using tweezers and clean surgical latex gloves. Be sure that you do not touch the hair with your fingers. Oils from your fingers will inhibit genetic analysis. While working with hair samples, maintain a clean environment such as to avoid cross-contamination of hair samples. Label samples with your initials, survey location, site number, station number and date. Keep the hair- snare in the plastic bag and store it and the sealed plastic vial in a cool dry place (IMPORTANT: do not freeze). Send samples and data as soon as possible to: Kevin McKelvey Rocky Mountain Research Station 800 E Beckwith Ave Missoula, MT 59801 Samples do not need to be shipped with ice.

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