Montana Wildlife Vol 2, No 3 1952
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The mule deer head taken in Mon- tana prior to 1907 and measuring 33% inches along the outside curve and 33 V* inches at the greatest spread, represents the largest trophy of this type in the United States. It may be seen at the National Collec- tion of Heads and Horns in New York City. The world's largest record head for mule deer (see page 19) is pri- vately owned in England.
Such removals have become the fate of many of America's finest tro- phies and today many record heads of North America...n game grace the Diagram shows where to cut animal's head for best cleaning and taxidermy results.
trophy rooms of foreign countries, particularly England. Many other large, or perhaps record, heads are believed to lie unnoticed in attics of American homes.
Efforts to unearth such old trophies and to record new ones are now being made by the Boone and Crock- ett Club of New York. Not only are world records being sought for native big game species but the Club hopes to locate the finest trophy of each species taken during current hunting seasons.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol 2, No 3 1952?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mule deer head taken in Mon- tana prior to 1907 and measuring 33% inches along the outside curve and 33 V* inches at the greatest spread, represents the largest trophy of this type in the United States. It may be seen at the National Collec- tion of Heads and Horns in New York City. The world's largest record head for mule deer (see page 19) is pri- vately owned in England.
Such removals have become the fate of many of America's finest tro- phies and today many record heads of North America...n game grace the Diagram shows where to cut animal's head for best cleaning and taxidermy results.
trophy rooms of foreign countries, particularly England. Many other large, or perhaps record, heads are believed to lie unnoticed in attics of American homes.
Efforts to unearth such old trophies and to record new ones are now being made by the Boone and Crock- ett Club of New York. Not only are world records being sought for native big game species but the Club hopes to locate the finest trophy of each species taken during current hunting seasons.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol 2, No 3 1952?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game. Information-Education Division to read onlineMoreLess
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