Montana Outdoors Vol 1 No 7 Jul 1966
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Hunting and fishing provide rec- — 3 — reation and, therefore, are allowed in areas designated as wilderness and also in primitive areas which are still awaiting reclassification. The only stipulation in conjunction with this is that access into Wilderness shall be allowed only by means of non-motorized transportation. In other words, two-footed and four- footed critters are welcome so long as they use their own feet for loco- motion.
In Montana there are nine areas which are classified as "Pri...mitive" or "Wilderness" areas. The first of such areas to be established was the Mission Mountains Primitive Area located between Missoula and Kalis- pell, in the Flathead National Forest.
This area was established in 1931 and since that time eight other areas have been added. These eight areas and their correct present designation are: the Bob Marshall Wilderness, the Gates of the Mountains Wilder- ness, the Beartooth Primitive Area, the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness, the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, and the Spanish Peaks Primitive Area.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hunting and fishing provide rec- — 3 — reation and, therefore, are allowed in areas designated as wilderness and also in primitive areas which are still awaiting reclassification. The only stipulation in conjunction with this is that access into Wilderness shall be allowed only by means of non-motorized transportation. In other words, two-footed and four- footed critters are welcome so long as they use their own feet for loco- motion.
In Montana there are nine areas which are classified as "Pri...mitive" or "Wilderness" areas. The first of such areas to be established was the Mission Mountains Primitive Area located between Missoula and Kalis- pell, in the Flathead National Forest.
This area was established in 1931 and since that time eight other areas have been added. These eight areas and their correct present designation are: the Bob Marshall Wilderness, the Gates of the Mountains Wilder- ness, the Beartooth Primitive Area, the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness, the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, and the Spanish Peaks Primitive Area.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 1 No 7 Jul 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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