Montana Wildlife Vol Feb 1957
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Western and cen- tral Montana normally have only a fall muskrat season while eastern Montana has a season nearly six months long. Spring muskrat sea- sons for western Montana are avoided in normal years because ex- perience has shown that active spring muskrat trapping usually re- sults in the accidental and illegal trapping of too many mink. This can be damaging when the fall harvest of mink has been all that the popula- tion will stand without reducing the breeding stock. Because of the rela-... tively small 1955 catch of mink, it was felt that spring trapping of musk- TABLE 2. Montana Mink Harvest Region Harvest 1954-55 1955-56 Decrease Number Percent Western , 4,196 Central 3,180 Eastern 2,888 Montana 10,264 2,688 1,508 36 2,134 1,046 33 2,561 327 11 7,383 2,881 28 21 rats would not endanger the welfare of mink populations. In spite of a slow market, spring reopening of the muskrat season in western and cen- tral Montana increased the muskrat harvest by 30 percent. Most of this increase occurred in southwestern Montana.
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Western and cen- tral Montana normally have only a fall muskrat season while eastern Montana has a season nearly six months long. Spring muskrat sea- sons for western Montana are avoided in normal years because ex- perience has shown that active spring muskrat trapping usually re- sults in the accidental and illegal trapping of too many mink. This can be damaging when the fall harvest of mink has been all that the popula- tion will stand without reducing the breeding stock. Because of the rela-... tively small 1955 catch of mink, it was felt that spring trapping of musk- TABLE 2. Montana Mink Harvest Region Harvest 1954-55 1955-56 Decrease Number Percent Western , 4,196 Central 3,180 Eastern 2,888 Montana 10,264 2,688 1,508 36 2,134 1,046 33 2,561 327 11 7,383 2,881 28 21 rats would not endanger the welfare of mink populations. In spite of a slow market, spring reopening of the muskrat season in western and cen- tral Montana increased the muskrat harvest by 30 percent. Most of this increase occurred in southwestern Montana.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol Feb 1957?
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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