Montana Wildlife Vol Jul 1960
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As a horse- sense thinker, he would have been sure there was some gimmick. How can you go on shooting 500 deer a year out of a small herd, stepping the kill up to five times the accus- tomed rate, and still have as many deer left as before?
Obviously, you can't. It's like one of those fairy tales, with a magic box or salt shaker or whatever it is that keeps on pouring out and never gets any emptier. Fantasy, for chil- dren. But Clarence was no child.
He didn't want fantasy, he wanted hunting.
N...ow it happened that one of Clar- ence's friends was an enthusiastic bird shooter. Eager to try something new, he'd been out to Nevada to hunt chukar partridge. Great sport, he said, when he came back.
But then, keeping track of news from Nevada, he got worried. There was a drought there. Chukars, he explained to Clarence, like dry coun- try, but they don't like drought — can't survive it, in fact. Shooting ought to be closed down, he said, until the drought was over.
9 Clarence figured it like one of those fairy tales, with a magic box that keeps on pouring out and never gets any emptier.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol Jul 1960?
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
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a horse- sense thinker, he would have been sure there was some gimmick. How can you go on shooting 500 deer a year out of a small herd, stepping the kill up to five times the accus- tomed rate, and still have as many deer left as before?
Obviously, you can't. It's like one of those fairy tales, with a magic box or salt shaker or whatever it is that keeps on pouring out and never gets any emptier. Fantasy, for chil- dren. But Clarence was no child.
He didn't want fantasy, he wanted hunting.
N...ow it happened that one of Clar- ence's friends was an enthusiastic bird shooter. Eager to try something new, he'd been out to Nevada to hunt chukar partridge. Great sport, he said, when he came back.
But then, keeping track of news from Nevada, he got worried. There was a drought there. Chukars, he explained to Clarence, like dry coun- try, but they don't like drought — can't survive it, in fact. Shooting ought to be closed down, he said, until the drought was over.
9 Clarence figured it like one of those fairy tales, with a magic box that keeps on pouring out and never gets any emptier.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol Jul 1960?
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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