Report of Alaska Investigations in 1914,
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A new industry in Alaska, the raising of fur-bearing animals in corrals or on island ranches, has created more than ordinary interest. Owing to the fact that few of the men who have engaged in this business have sufficient knowledge of the conditions necessary to raise foxes in captivity successfully, there have been many failures and few successes. Because five black or silver-gray foxes have brought exorbitant prices, men have been misled into thinking that all they had to do was to purchase ...a few foxes and soon begin to reap the benefits by receiving large sums for their sale.
The prices obtained by many who are carrying on the business in Canada and elsewhere on the continent do not indicate a healthy condition. In fact, the prices that are asked and actually received in many cases do not represent the real commercial value of these animals as a fox-farm business propo- sition. It is a good deal like a man who has a prize-winning dog; some wealthy person comes along and pays him $5, 000 for it because it has won some special prize at a celebrated show.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A new industry in Alaska, the raising of fur-bearing animals in corrals or on island ranches, has created more than ordinary interest. Owing to the fact that few of the men who have engaged in this business have sufficient knowledge of the conditions necessary to raise foxes in captivity successfully, there have been many failures and few successes. Because five black or silver-gray foxes have brought exorbitant prices, men have been misled into thinking that all they had to do was to purchase ...a few foxes and soon begin to reap the benefits by receiving large sums for their sale.
The prices obtained by many who are carrying on the business in Canada and elsewhere on the continent do not indicate a healthy condition. In fact, the prices that are asked and actually received in many cases do not represent the real commercial value of these animals as a fox-farm business propo- sition. It is a good deal like a man who has a prize-winning dog; some wealthy person comes along and pays him $5, 000 for it because it has won some special prize at a celebrated show.
What to read after Report of Alaska Investigations in 1914,?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Bureau of Fisheries to read onlineMoreLess
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