Montana Outdoors Vol 40 No 5 Sep/oct 2009
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"f"^- ^"^ Holland ii It's the one time of year we can get out , „„, i,„ki,g „ and talk with a lot of hunters. I register ^''''" "^>°"'= everything I hear, all that information, day evening surprise enforce- ment stations, where wardens watch incoming vehicles with binoculars and chase down game-laden trucks that don't stop, this is a biological check station. "The goal here is not to catch poachers but to gather informa- tion used to set hunting seasons and conduct other aspects of wildlife man...agement," Holland explains.
It helps with the decisions I make." wildlife technician, who has been here since before sunup, measures the antler beams and tines then notes whether the truck carries an ATV or horses. Dan Lowe, another techni- cian, asks the hunter when and where he shot the animal and how many days he'd been hunting. With a pocketknife, Lowe slices the animal's cheek to look at its back teeth. "We can judge an animal's age by how much wear we see on these premolars and molars," he says, pointing to caramel-colored teeth worn to nubs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"f"^- ^"^ Holland ii It's the one time of year we can get out , „„, i,„ki,g „ and talk with a lot of hunters. I register ^''''" "^>°"'= everything I hear, all that information, day evening surprise enforce- ment stations, where wardens watch incoming vehicles with binoculars and chase down game-laden trucks that don't stop, this is a biological check station. "The goal here is not to catch poachers but to gather informa- tion used to set hunting seasons and conduct other aspects of wildlife man...agement," Holland explains.
It helps with the decisions I make." wildlife technician, who has been here since before sunup, measures the antler beams and tines then notes whether the truck carries an ATV or horses. Dan Lowe, another techni- cian, asks the hunter when and where he shot the animal and how many days he'd been hunting. With a pocketknife, Lowe slices the animal's cheek to look at its back teeth. "We can judge an animal's age by how much wear we see on these premolars and molars," he says, pointing to caramel-colored teeth worn to nubs.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 40 No 5 Sep/oct 2009?
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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