Montana Outdoors Vol 37 No 5 Sep/oct 2006
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"It can be hard to get permission near towns and cities, where landowners are con- stantly being asked," says Northrup. "But once you get to the more remote parts of Montana, many landowners are still real open to allowing people onto their land, provided hunters ask politely and treat their property with respect." Many hunters pursue roosters on Block Management Areas (BMAs), which offer abundant opportunities to hunt private land, especially in the northeast from Havre to Plentywood. Block Ma...nagement is an FWP program that pays landowners to allow public hunting access. In parts of eastern Montana, some BMAs contain more pheas- ant habitat than two hunters and their dogs could cover in a week. BMAs elsewhere in Montana can provide good pheasant hunt- ing, though not like what a hunter will find in Sheridan and Roosevelt counties.
Hunters can also ask permission to hunt on Upland Game Bird Enhancement Program project sites. The program uses hunting license dollars to enhance upland bird habitat and release pheasants on private land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It can be hard to get permission near towns and cities, where landowners are con- stantly being asked," says Northrup. "But once you get to the more remote parts of Montana, many landowners are still real open to allowing people onto their land, provided hunters ask politely and treat their property with respect." Many hunters pursue roosters on Block Management Areas (BMAs), which offer abundant opportunities to hunt private land, especially in the northeast from Havre to Plentywood. Block Ma...nagement is an FWP program that pays landowners to allow public hunting access. In parts of eastern Montana, some BMAs contain more pheas- ant habitat than two hunters and their dogs could cover in a week. BMAs elsewhere in Montana can provide good pheasant hunt- ing, though not like what a hunter will find in Sheridan and Roosevelt counties.
Hunters can also ask permission to hunt on Upland Game Bird Enhancement Program project sites. The program uses hunting license dollars to enhance upland bird habitat and release pheasants on private land.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 37 No 5 Sep/oct 2006?
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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