Montana Outdoors Vol 1 No 8 Aug 1966
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In other words, nature plays no favorites and hens are lost as well as cocks. If hunters do not take hens which are surplus to environmental conditions, then nature surely will. Tradition, how- ever, is difficult to surmount and most sportsmen yet seem unwilling to accept hen pheasant seasons even — 3 — though they have no qualms about shooting females of other species.
INFORMATION FOR SEASON SETTING Standardized management tech- niques have been evolved for pro- viding information which is use...d in setting game bird regulations. These techniques are continually being re- fined, but basically the information they provide can be broken into three broad categories, as follows: (1) spring breeding bird surveys, (2) summer production data and (3) fall hunter harvest and age ratio surveys.
Information for fall hunter harvest and age ratio surveys is obtained through hunter harvest question- naires, checking stations and wing envelope surveys. These methods all have one thing in common — the need for sportsmen participation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In other words, nature plays no favorites and hens are lost as well as cocks. If hunters do not take hens which are surplus to environmental conditions, then nature surely will. Tradition, how- ever, is difficult to surmount and most sportsmen yet seem unwilling to accept hen pheasant seasons even — 3 — though they have no qualms about shooting females of other species.
INFORMATION FOR SEASON SETTING Standardized management tech- niques have been evolved for pro- viding information which is use...d in setting game bird regulations. These techniques are continually being re- fined, but basically the information they provide can be broken into three broad categories, as follows: (1) spring breeding bird surveys, (2) summer production data and (3) fall hunter harvest and age ratio surveys.
Information for fall hunter harvest and age ratio surveys is obtained through hunter harvest question- naires, checking stations and wing envelope surveys. These methods all have one thing in common — the need for sportsmen participation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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