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Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Program FY17_FY21
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It is anticipated that during the next five year cycle a Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) will be <br />implemented in Puu Waawaa Forest Reserve and Puu Anahulu GMA. This HCP will allow the State to <br />perform various actions, including augmenting game mammal populations using translocations <br />(releasing more game mammals into the area). When appropriate, this management activity will be <br />utilized to improve game mammal populations. <br />B. Objectives <br />• Increase game populations at Puu Waawaa Forest Reserve, Mauna Kea Forest Reserve, <br />Kaohe and Puu Anahulu GMA's, and Kahua Special Permit Area by reducing predators, <br />thus enhancing reproduction and survival of game birds. Improve health of game <br />mammal populations where appropriate. <br />• Increase quality of game bird habitat through outplanting of native species in fenced units <br />at Puu Waawaa and Puu Anahulu. <br />• Control weeds in and around fenced units to increase the quality of game bird habitat. <br />• Control game mammal populations, where needed, in public hunting areas using public <br />hunting and staff control. <br />• Salvage game resources for public use in control areas where practical. <br />• Augment game mammal populations under the Habitat Conservation Plan at Puu Waawaa <br />and Puu Anahulu. <br />C. Expected Results and Benefits <br />The reduction in predation, the increase in quality of game bird habitat, and the subsequent increase <br />in game bird reproduction and survival will increase the annual production of game birds. This will <br />result in increased game bird harvest and hunter success. Supplementation of minerals and feed to <br />mammal population swill improve health, especially during droughts, and draw animals away <br />from ecological sensitive areas. Control of game mammal populations where needed will enhance <br />habitat by reducing the impacts of browsing and grazing. Augmentation of game mammals at Puu <br />Waawaa and Puu Anahulu will help to improve the population of game species in the area and <br />improve overall hunting opportunities. <br />D. Approach <br />• 60 -100 traps will be deployed from February through September for rats, mongooses, feral <br />cats and feral dogs <br />• Utilize supplements for game management. <br />• Salvage will be conducted using helicopters or other suitable vehicles for transport up to 12 <br />times per year <br />• Increase sheep population at Puu Waawaa and Puu Anahulu by 200 individuals per year. <br />Activity - Predator Control <br />• Purchase of traps, nets, ammo, guns, bait, snares, etc to control predators <br />Activity — Rodent Control <br />• Purchase of traps, rodenticide, bait stations, etc. to control rodents <br />E. Location <br />Predator reduction and game mammal population management may be conducted at Kaohe GMA, <br />Mauna Kea Forest Reserve, and other public hunting areas. . Predator reduction and game bird <br />population management may be conducted in Puu Anahulu GMA's, Mauna Kea and Puu Waawaa <br />Forest Reserves, and other public hunting areas. <br />25 <br />
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