Montana Outdoors Vol 4 No 10 Oct 1969
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No one wants to fall into the water fully clothed even under the best of conditions, but the cold weather hunter or fisherman should take extra precautions to observe all rules of safety.
Big Game Checking Stations By Fred L. Hartkorn Game Management Biologist Big game checking stations have been operated at various points in west-central Montana since the mid 1930's. A total of 10,843 elk, 9,931 mule deer, and 4,374 whitetailed deer have been checked through these stations since 1950. The main... purpose for operating game check- ing stations is to obtain biological information (sex, age and condition) from a sample of the animals har- vested. Other purposes are as an information service to hunters, to determine when an adequate har- vest has been attained in certain areas, to learn the source and num- ber of hunters, and to learn where the animals are harvested.
A summary of animals and hunt- eifs checked at stations operated since 1950 in Fish and Game Dis- trict Two follows: Anaconda (1956-58-60-69) Bonner (1950-68) Darbv (1953-68) Frenchtown (1958-59-60-63) St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No one wants to fall into the water fully clothed even under the best of conditions, but the cold weather hunter or fisherman should take extra precautions to observe all rules of safety.
Big Game Checking Stations By Fred L. Hartkorn Game Management Biologist Big game checking stations have been operated at various points in west-central Montana since the mid 1930's. A total of 10,843 elk, 9,931 mule deer, and 4,374 whitetailed deer have been checked through these stations since 1950. The main... purpose for operating game check- ing stations is to obtain biological information (sex, age and condition) from a sample of the animals har- vested. Other purposes are as an information service to hunters, to determine when an adequate har- vest has been attained in certain areas, to learn the source and num- ber of hunters, and to learn where the animals are harvested.
A summary of animals and hunt- eifs checked at stations operated since 1950 in Fish and Game Dis- trict Two follows: Anaconda (1956-58-60-69) Bonner (1950-68) Darbv (1953-68) Frenchtown (1958-59-60-63) St.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 4 No 10 Oct 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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