Montana Outdoors Vol 28 No 4 Jul/aug 1997
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And you could also say that I was jealous and a little peeved that it hadn't been me. But I got over it.
Really. ■ MONTANA OUTDOORS july/august iw 25 • In 1996, over $525,000 was spent on improvements to upland game bird habitat in Montana through the Upland Game Bird Habitat Enhance- ment Program. Since the inception of the program in 1989, FWP has entered into over 660 program contracts with agricultural operators and other land managers.
• In coordmation witli tlie Montana Depanment of Lives...tock, FWP in 1996 appointed a game farm negotiated rulemaking committee and contracted witli the Montana Consensus Council to facilitate the rulemaking process for game farms authorized by the 1995 Legislature. Rulemaking will be concluded in 1997.
•In 1995, the latest year for which complete stocking records have been compiled, 37.8 million fish were stocked in support of FWP's fisheries management activities. Of these, 30.1 million were in support of warm water fisheries and 7.6 million were cold water species, most of which were stocked in lakes and reservoirs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And you could also say that I was jealous and a little peeved that it hadn't been me. But I got over it.
Really. ■ MONTANA OUTDOORS july/august iw 25 • In 1996, over $525,000 was spent on improvements to upland game bird habitat in Montana through the Upland Game Bird Habitat Enhance- ment Program. Since the inception of the program in 1989, FWP has entered into over 660 program contracts with agricultural operators and other land managers.
• In coordmation witli tlie Montana Depanment of Lives...tock, FWP in 1996 appointed a game farm negotiated rulemaking committee and contracted witli the Montana Consensus Council to facilitate the rulemaking process for game farms authorized by the 1995 Legislature. Rulemaking will be concluded in 1997.
•In 1995, the latest year for which complete stocking records have been compiled, 37.8 million fish were stocked in support of FWP's fisheries management activities. Of these, 30.1 million were in support of warm water fisheries and 7.6 million were cold water species, most of which were stocked in lakes and reservoirs.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 28 No 4 Jul/aug 1997?
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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