Montana Wildlife Vol Jan 1958
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Deer populations in the state's mountainous areas will continue to decrease as a result of food short- ages and competition with elk.
2. Barring any marked increase in non-resident hunters, the number of hunters in the state will increase slowly. According to a recent sur- vey, Montana is slated for only a 20 percent increase in population with- in the next 10 years.
3. With a substantial decrease in deer and an increase in numbers of hunters, harvests will become more effective. It may then be... possible to manage deer so that overused forage plants will be permitted to recover.
4. The recovery of overused for- age plants will be slow. Substantial harvests will be necessary to hold deer populations at levels where old plants will recover and new ones will become established.
5. As forage plants recover, sub- stantial harvests will still be needed to prevent a redevelopment of the problem. With better nutrition from adequate food supplies, does will produce more fawns and starvation will no longer hold populations in check.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deer populations in the state's mountainous areas will continue to decrease as a result of food short- ages and competition with elk.
2. Barring any marked increase in non-resident hunters, the number of hunters in the state will increase slowly. According to a recent sur- vey, Montana is slated for only a 20 percent increase in population with- in the next 10 years.
3. With a substantial decrease in deer and an increase in numbers of hunters, harvests will become more effective. It may then be... possible to manage deer so that overused forage plants will be permitted to recover.
4. The recovery of overused for- age plants will be slow. Substantial harvests will be necessary to hold deer populations at levels where old plants will recover and new ones will become established.
5. As forage plants recover, sub- stantial harvests will still be needed to prevent a redevelopment of the problem. With better nutrition from adequate food supplies, does will produce more fawns and starvation will no longer hold populations in check.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol Jan 1958?
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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