Montana Wildlife Bulletin Vol Mar 1944
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It has been determined that not over 1,000 head of moun- tain sheep may now be found in the state.
The trapping of a limited number of mountain sheep from ranges where they are still found and their move- ment to desirable new areas seems to be one of the most promising methods of building back the numbers of this very desirable game animal. The trapping and trans- planting work of necessity must be spread over several years time so that the remaining small groups will not be seriously disturbe...d.
To date 14 mountain sheep have been captured in the Sun River area and moved to the Gates of the Moun- tains. Early reports indicate that they were once very abundant in this area.
Mule Deer This deer, commonly spoken of in Montana as the Blacktail, has become quite abundant throughout the game ranges of the western portion of the state. Several apparently ideal ranges in eastern Montana, however, are almost, if not entirely, devoid of deer. It is, therefore, planned to move sufficient deer from western Montana into these depleted areas to form a nucleus from which huntable sized herds may be developed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has been determined that not over 1,000 head of moun- tain sheep may now be found in the state.
The trapping of a limited number of mountain sheep from ranges where they are still found and their move- ment to desirable new areas seems to be one of the most promising methods of building back the numbers of this very desirable game animal. The trapping and trans- planting work of necessity must be spread over several years time so that the remaining small groups will not be seriously disturbe...d.
To date 14 mountain sheep have been captured in the Sun River area and moved to the Gates of the Moun- tains. Early reports indicate that they were once very abundant in this area.
Mule Deer This deer, commonly spoken of in Montana as the Blacktail, has become quite abundant throughout the game ranges of the western portion of the state. Several apparently ideal ranges in eastern Montana, however, are almost, if not entirely, devoid of deer. It is, therefore, planned to move sufficient deer from western Montana into these depleted areas to form a nucleus from which huntable sized herds may be developed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana Fish And Game Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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