Montana Outdoors Vol 13 No 3 May/jun 1982
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A special note: Proceeds from the sale of this book go to the Butte-Silver Bow Arts Foundation/Art Chateau — a nonprofit center for instruction in, appreciation and enjoyment of the arts. — Donita Sexton, art director 25 Contributors • As Mike Aderhold writes at the beginning of his article: "In Montana, no wild animal is a greater manage- ment challenge than the grizzly bear." On one hand, the grizzly is the "subject of a challenging hunt, a memorable trail experience or a rare wildlife observ...ation." On the other hand, it is the living manifestation of wildness and some people regard it as the quintessential wildlife species and even a spiritual force. Yet to others, the bear is only another wild creature in the way of progress. Turn to page 2 for Ader- hold's article, "Grizzly Bear: The Animal, the Symbol, the Enigma." Aderhold is the department's informa- tion officer for Region 1 (Kalispell).
• Simply put, rest-rotation grazing is a system of periodically resting the range from use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A special note: Proceeds from the sale of this book go to the Butte-Silver Bow Arts Foundation/Art Chateau — a nonprofit center for instruction in, appreciation and enjoyment of the arts. — Donita Sexton, art director 25 Contributors • As Mike Aderhold writes at the beginning of his article: "In Montana, no wild animal is a greater manage- ment challenge than the grizzly bear." On one hand, the grizzly is the "subject of a challenging hunt, a memorable trail experience or a rare wildlife observ...ation." On the other hand, it is the living manifestation of wildness and some people regard it as the quintessential wildlife species and even a spiritual force. Yet to others, the bear is only another wild creature in the way of progress. Turn to page 2 for Ader- hold's article, "Grizzly Bear: The Animal, the Symbol, the Enigma." Aderhold is the department's informa- tion officer for Region 1 (Kalispell).
• Simply put, rest-rotation grazing is a system of periodically resting the range from use.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 13 No 3 May/jun 1982?
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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