Montana Outdoors Vol 4 No 6 Nov/dec 1973
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That proposed legislation, introduced before the 1973 Montana Legislature, would have made the shooting of female deer illegal except in areas designated by the Fish and Game Commission. The bill failed, 79-13.
Even though the Commis- sion already possesses authority to so regulate deer hunting, sportsmen should be concerned that the bill was introduced at all.
Obviously, its introduction means that some Montanans misunder- stand the facts about deer management, especially in the case of "bucks... only" seasons.
TRADITIONS The reasons for this mis- understanding probably go back many years. In medieval times, the taking of the stag, because it had antlers, gave the hunter status — he became a superior hunter. Shooting a buck was (and still is) a status symbol — the reasoning has persisted. But in addition, buck seasons have become synonymous with low deer populations. None of this, however, is based on biological factor the principles of sound deer management.
The philosophy of killing males only came from the old world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That proposed legislation, introduced before the 1973 Montana Legislature, would have made the shooting of female deer illegal except in areas designated by the Fish and Game Commission. The bill failed, 79-13.
Even though the Commis- sion already possesses authority to so regulate deer hunting, sportsmen should be concerned that the bill was introduced at all.
Obviously, its introduction means that some Montanans misunder- stand the facts about deer management, especially in the case of "bucks... only" seasons.
TRADITIONS The reasons for this mis- understanding probably go back many years. In medieval times, the taking of the stag, because it had antlers, gave the hunter status — he became a superior hunter. Shooting a buck was (and still is) a status symbol — the reasoning has persisted. But in addition, buck seasons have become synonymous with low deer populations. None of this, however, is based on biological factor the principles of sound deer management.
The philosophy of killing males only came from the old world.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 4 No 6 Nov/dec 1973?
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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