Montana Outdoors Vol 1 No 10 Oct 1966
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Normally, in most cases, I feel game and fish managers and offi- cials do a good job. I think that way for several reasons: 1. They are trained and experi- enced in their profession, and they have no personal axes to grind, no commercial interests to influ- ence them. This is not always true in the case of, just for example, the editor of a newspaper who may be swayed by the opinions of advertisers, although perhaps not by actual pressures applied. And don't tell me it doesn't happen.
I've been... around newspapers too long to accept any arguments to the contrary.
2. The professionals view a much broader picture than just one season and just one small area. They are charged with re- sponsibility for the future as well as the present, and with their de- velopments in the entire ^tate rather than just one county.
3. Their jobs depend on the con- tinued good health and prosperity of the species they manage and it does not appear likely to me that they would jeopardize their own futures by destroying the very resources those futures de- pend on.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 1 No 10 Oct 1966?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Normally, in most cases, I feel game and fish managers and offi- cials do a good job. I think that way for several reasons: 1. They are trained and experi- enced in their profession, and they have no personal axes to grind, no commercial interests to influ- ence them. This is not always true in the case of, just for example, the editor of a newspaper who may be swayed by the opinions of advertisers, although perhaps not by actual pressures applied. And don't tell me it doesn't happen.
I've been... around newspapers too long to accept any arguments to the contrary.
2. The professionals view a much broader picture than just one season and just one small area. They are charged with re- sponsibility for the future as well as the present, and with their de- velopments in the entire ^tate rather than just one county.
3. Their jobs depend on the con- tinued good health and prosperity of the species they manage and it does not appear likely to me that they would jeopardize their own futures by destroying the very resources those futures de- pend on.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 1 No 10 Oct 1966?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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