Montana Wild Life. Official Publication Vol Jul 1930
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A REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE A MALE pintail duck, banded at the Bear River Marshes, Utah, on September 10, 1929, and a female, banded on the same day at Dawson, North Dakota, 500 miles to the northeast, were both killed on the same day by the same man at the same place — Toluca, Mexico. Of the thou- sands of valuable and interesting recoveries of banded birds that have been reported, this is one of the most remarkable.
Toluca, where the pintails were killed, is near Mexico City, about 1,700 to 2,00...0 miles from the places where they were banded.
Montana Wild Life ADVICE IN A CARTRIDGE BOX RECENTLY the cartridge boxes of one of the large car- tridge companies have contained inserts bearing on the conservation of game. One of these is quoted below: "Sportsmen, do not shoot your fellow sports- men's share of the game — leave some for him who comes after you.
"The true sportsman shoots only for himself in the field. A license is issued to you as an indi- vidual and it does not give you the right to shoot for others of the party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A REMARKABLE COINCIDENCE A MALE pintail duck, banded at the Bear River Marshes, Utah, on September 10, 1929, and a female, banded on the same day at Dawson, North Dakota, 500 miles to the northeast, were both killed on the same day by the same man at the same place — Toluca, Mexico. Of the thou- sands of valuable and interesting recoveries of banded birds that have been reported, this is one of the most remarkable.
Toluca, where the pintails were killed, is near Mexico City, about 1,700 to 2,00...0 miles from the places where they were banded.
Montana Wild Life ADVICE IN A CARTRIDGE BOX RECENTLY the cartridge boxes of one of the large car- tridge companies have contained inserts bearing on the conservation of game. One of these is quoted below: "Sportsmen, do not shoot your fellow sports- men's share of the game — leave some for him who comes after you.
"The true sportsman shoots only for himself in the field. A license is issued to you as an indi- vidual and it does not give you the right to shoot for others of the party.
What to read after Montana Wild Life. Official Publication Vol Jul 1930?
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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