Montana Wildlife Vol 5, No 3 1955
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Muskrat remains first appeared in the scats deposited during April for both areas. At Gary's, scats with muskrat reached a peak in lune, oc- curring in 14. Evidence of muskrat was highest during August in the Thompson area, appearing in 5 scats.
The predominant occurrence of musk- rat remains in the spring and summer 16 indicate the vulnerability of this spe- cies when their numbers exceed the security levels under prevailing con- ditions.
Of the 8 scats containing beaver remains at Gary's, 5 o...ccurred during April, 2 in May and 1 in August. The two for Thompson's consisted of one each for fall and winter.
Evidence of mink (hairs only) were found in only one scat from each study area.
The data indicate that otter take some muskrat and beaver, particu- larly in the areas of high populations, but a modern opinion of predator- Fishes identified in the Gary's Lake area scats.
Until a more regulatory control of otter harvests can become effective, the number of otter do not appear sufficient to warrant an open season.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Muskrat remains first appeared in the scats deposited during April for both areas. At Gary's, scats with muskrat reached a peak in lune, oc- curring in 14. Evidence of muskrat was highest during August in the Thompson area, appearing in 5 scats.
The predominant occurrence of musk- rat remains in the spring and summer 16 indicate the vulnerability of this spe- cies when their numbers exceed the security levels under prevailing con- ditions.
Of the 8 scats containing beaver remains at Gary's, 5 o...ccurred during April, 2 in May and 1 in August. The two for Thompson's consisted of one each for fall and winter.
Evidence of mink (hairs only) were found in only one scat from each study area.
The data indicate that otter take some muskrat and beaver, particu- larly in the areas of high populations, but a modern opinion of predator- Fishes identified in the Gary's Lake area scats.
Until a more regulatory control of otter harvests can become effective, the number of otter do not appear sufficient to warrant an open season.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol 5, No 3 1955?
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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