Figure 6.

Predictive maps highlighting disease risk management areas for (A) juvenile male and (B) adult female elk, which largely reflect areas where they are known to strongly select but are not hunted effectively in southwestern Manitoba, Canada. Varying levels of disease management concern were obtained by calculating the difference in resource selection function scores between elk occurrence (Fig. 3A and B) and hunter-kill sites (Fig. 3C and D). Darker shaded sections represent areas where managers should redirect hunter distribution more effectively.