Montana Outdoors Vol 3 No 1 Jan 1969
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Considering the great number of construction pro- grams that come under the Rec- reation and Parks alone, the need to call for bids on small contracts complicates getting the job done.
7. An act to provide the commis- sion with authority to amend, reg- ulate or abandon Sun River Game Preserve, Flathead Preserve and Teton Spring Creek Preserve — same authority as other preserves.
Many years ago, during the in- fancy of game management, there was a critical shortage of big game animals over most ...of Mon- tana. At that time game workers felt it necessary to set aside areas for big game species where they would be free from all hunting pressure and could propagate un- disturbed.
State game preserves have for the most part long since outgrown their purpose. In fact, many have become chronic trouble spots. Not only do they provide a sanctuary where game animals retreat dur- ing the hunting season, thus inter- fering with a proper harvest of game, but they concentrate hunt- ing on other, nearby segments of game herds which remain outside the preserves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Considering the great number of construction pro- grams that come under the Rec- reation and Parks alone, the need to call for bids on small contracts complicates getting the job done.
7. An act to provide the commis- sion with authority to amend, reg- ulate or abandon Sun River Game Preserve, Flathead Preserve and Teton Spring Creek Preserve — same authority as other preserves.
Many years ago, during the in- fancy of game management, there was a critical shortage of big game animals over most ...of Mon- tana. At that time game workers felt it necessary to set aside areas for big game species where they would be free from all hunting pressure and could propagate un- disturbed.
State game preserves have for the most part long since outgrown their purpose. In fact, many have become chronic trouble spots. Not only do they provide a sanctuary where game animals retreat dur- ing the hunting season, thus inter- fering with a proper harvest of game, but they concentrate hunt- ing on other, nearby segments of game herds which remain outside the preserves.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 3 No 1 Jan 1969?
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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