Montana Outdoors Vol 6 No 5 Sep/oct 1975
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MONTANA IMAGERY I really enjoyed your March/April 1975 issue of Montana Outdoors. The very name "Montana" brings to mind images of trout, big game hunting and splendid scenery. This issue with its excellent photographs shows that our eastern end of Montana has not been short changed.
Also, the articles concerning energy demands and development in eastern Montana are most timely. I appreciate your willingness to speak out on any subject which poses a threat to your responsibility — wildlife and ...its habitat.
Montana Outdoors could so easily have been "just another fish and pheasant magazine," but it is obvious that Montana's Department of Fish and Game takes its motto seriously.
Yours is a quality publication; keep up the good work.— Mrs. Art Hayes, Jr.; Birney, Mont.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MONTANA IMAGERY I really enjoyed your March/April 1975 issue of Montana Outdoors. The very name "Montana" brings to mind images of trout, big game hunting and splendid scenery. This issue with its excellent photographs shows that our eastern end of Montana has not been short changed.
Also, the articles concerning energy demands and development in eastern Montana are most timely. I appreciate your willingness to speak out on any subject which poses a threat to your responsibility — wildlife and ...its habitat.
Montana Outdoors could so easily have been "just another fish and pheasant magazine," but it is obvious that Montana's Department of Fish and Game takes its motto seriously.
Yours is a quality publication; keep up the good work.— Mrs. Art Hayes, Jr.; Birney, Mont.
recycled paper ~^wmv flEECGtf vm&~ by John Madson Anti-hunting is a hard thing to weigh and measure. Is it really significant, or is it one of those phantoms that exists more in the hunter's imagination than in the mind of the public?
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 6 No 5 Sep/oct 1975?
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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