Report On the Fish And Game Situation in Connecticut
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Game refuges — some closed throughout the year and others open for public shooting.
2. Systematic restocking with species adapted to lo- cal conditions.
3. Buck law for antlered game; low bag limits and prohibiting the carrying of guns during a closed season.
4. An efficient warden system, retention based upon character of service.
5. A license system sufficient to maintain a proper game commission and which must be composed of high- grade men and free from all political influence.
Under such c...onditions, there is no eastern state that cannot have a supply of game equalling or surpassig that of the pioneer days.
25 Mr. R. P. Holland, Vice President of the American Game Protective Assiociation, reports as follows, with reference to the activities of some of Connecticut's neigh- boring States, New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
New York State operates three game farms and has also set aside for recreational purposes, but not for game ex- clusively, two large parks known as the Adirondack and Catskill Parks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Game refuges — some closed throughout the year and others open for public shooting.
2. Systematic restocking with species adapted to lo- cal conditions.
3. Buck law for antlered game; low bag limits and prohibiting the carrying of guns during a closed season.
4. An efficient warden system, retention based upon character of service.
5. A license system sufficient to maintain a proper game commission and which must be composed of high- grade men and free from all political influence.
Under such c...onditions, there is no eastern state that cannot have a supply of game equalling or surpassig that of the pioneer days.
25 Mr. R. P. Holland, Vice President of the American Game Protective Assiociation, reports as follows, with reference to the activities of some of Connecticut's neigh- boring States, New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
New York State operates three game farms and has also set aside for recreational purposes, but not for game ex- clusively, two large parks known as the Adirondack and Catskill Parks.
What to read after Report On the Fish And Game Situation in Connecticut?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Connecticut. State Board of Fisheries And Game. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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