Montana Wildlife Vol Aug 1963
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> .-■•• vv Kd 4 Grouse are trapped with cannon nets on the dancing grounds. Since the heighth of activity begins before sun-up, nets must be prepared hours before they are to be used. Miniature cannons lop nets over birds.
Shotgun powder contained in a pillbox (arrow) and detonated by an electric cap powers the cannons.
21 In the crisp greyness of pre-dawn, trapped birds are quickly gathered and put into sacks. Often birds near the net's edge fight their way out before they can be caught or sac...ked up.
Each grouse is leg banded and painted with aniline dye. Different colors rep- resent differences in age and sex. Some re-trapped birds still had a few colored feathers from summer of 1962.
Sage grouse once inhabited vast areas of the North American great plains and prairie lands. The map shows pri- mary sage grouse range. Vertical lines show where sage grouse are generally decreasing. Dotted areas indicate stable numbers while diagonally lined areas show where grouse are generally in- creasing.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol Aug 1963?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
> .-■•• vv Kd 4 Grouse are trapped with cannon nets on the dancing grounds. Since the heighth of activity begins before sun-up, nets must be prepared hours before they are to be used. Miniature cannons lop nets over birds.
Shotgun powder contained in a pillbox (arrow) and detonated by an electric cap powers the cannons.
21 In the crisp greyness of pre-dawn, trapped birds are quickly gathered and put into sacks. Often birds near the net's edge fight their way out before they can be caught or sac...ked up.
Each grouse is leg banded and painted with aniline dye. Different colors rep- resent differences in age and sex. Some re-trapped birds still had a few colored feathers from summer of 1962.
Sage grouse once inhabited vast areas of the North American great plains and prairie lands. The map shows pri- mary sage grouse range. Vertical lines show where sage grouse are generally decreasing. Dotted areas indicate stable numbers while diagonally lined areas show where grouse are generally in- creasing.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol Aug 1963?
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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