Water Resources Survey, Deer Lodge County, Montana 1955
Water Resources Survey, Deer Lodge County, Montana 1955
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This is particularly true of deer and elk.
Game estimates for 1953 in Deer Lodge County are as follows: Deer, 865; Elk, 525; Mountain Goat, 150; Moose, 37. Game population on a given area must be kept under control to prevent over-population and over-use of the range.
The best method to control game population is through hunting. Hunting seasons are set by the State Fish and Game Commission, but there is close cooperation between the State, sportsmen's associations, and the federal agencies in ...game management. The money spent for hunting and the meat taken by hunters is of real economic benefit to the people of Deer Lodge County.
Grazing of livestock is of lesser importance than most of the other economic uses of wild land. However, approximately 1000 cattle and 5000 sheep are grazed in the county.
The development and maintenance of suitable recreational facilities on the National For- ests is an important activity. The Forest Service maintains nine improved camp and picnic grounds for public use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is particularly true of deer and elk.
Game estimates for 1953 in Deer Lodge County are as follows: Deer, 865; Elk, 525; Mountain Goat, 150; Moose, 37. Game population on a given area must be kept under control to prevent over-population and over-use of the range.
The best method to control game population is through hunting. Hunting seasons are set by the State Fish and Game Commission, but there is close cooperation between the State, sportsmen's associations, and the federal agencies in ...game management. The money spent for hunting and the meat taken by hunters is of real economic benefit to the people of Deer Lodge County.
Grazing of livestock is of lesser importance than most of the other economic uses of wild land. However, approximately 1000 cattle and 5000 sheep are grazed in the county.
The development and maintenance of suitable recreational facilities on the National For- ests is an important activity. The Forest Service maintains nine improved camp and picnic grounds for public use.
What to read after Water Resources Survey, Deer Lodge County, Montana 1955?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.State Engineer to read onlineMoreLess
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