Conservation of Fish Birds And Game
Conservation of Fish Birds And Game
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Apparently, these reindeer are too small and too light for use as a means of transportation. It is stated that they are smaller than our barren-land caribou, which are about one third smaller than our grey woodland caribou. Dr. Grenfell has stated that his reindeer, which came from Norway, are too small. He admits that good dog- teams can out-travel his deer and says he hopes to get new stock to improve his herd.
The United States herd in Alaska, however, appears to offer a type admirably suite...d to our requirements. Originally, this herd was made up of 200 of the finest and largest of the Tunguse variety of Siberian reindeer and about 1, 000 large and hardy Russian animals. The type which has been developed is, in consequence, a larger and stronger one and, therefore, one much better adapted for transportation pur- poses than the Labrador herd. In addition, the Alaska reindeer are now acclimatized and, if transplanted to Canada, would probably meet no new or adverse conditions. Before the experiment is made, how- ever, it will be necessary to ascertain whether reindeer moss is pro- curable in the districts in which it is proposed to establish herds and, also, whether it will be possible, during the fly season, to transfer the reindeer to mountainous regions where they will be free from insect pests — their deadly enemies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Apparently, these reindeer are too small and too light for use as a means of transportation. It is stated that they are smaller than our barren-land caribou, which are about one third smaller than our grey woodland caribou. Dr. Grenfell has stated that his reindeer, which came from Norway, are too small. He admits that good dog- teams can out-travel his deer and says he hopes to get new stock to improve his herd.
The United States herd in Alaska, however, appears to offer a type admirably suite...d to our requirements. Originally, this herd was made up of 200 of the finest and largest of the Tunguse variety of Siberian reindeer and about 1, 000 large and hardy Russian animals. The type which has been developed is, in consequence, a larger and stronger one and, therefore, one much better adapted for transportation pur- poses than the Labrador herd. In addition, the Alaska reindeer are now acclimatized and, if transplanted to Canada, would probably meet no new or adverse conditions. Before the experiment is made, how- ever, it will be necessary to ascertain whether reindeer moss is pro- curable in the districts in which it is proposed to establish herds and, also, whether it will be possible, during the fly season, to transfer the reindeer to mountainous regions where they will be free from insect pests — their deadly enemies.
What to read after Conservation of Fish Birds And Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Game And Fur Bearing Animals Canada Canada Commission of Conservation Commit to read onlineMoreLess
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