Montana Outdoors Vol 2 No 4 Jul/aug 1971
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5. Montana's rarest mammal.
6. Large inland body of water.
7. Greatest danger to the ferret.
8. One of the most des- tructive types of min- ing.
9. Montana's newest game animal.
10. Indians used this ani- mal as a beast of burden.
11. This country has been using polluted water for developing photo- graphs.
12. Natural bends in a stream.
DOWN 1. The Plains Indians depended on this ani- mal for most of their life essentials.
2. Main food item of the black-footed fer- ret (two words).
3. The track...s of this animal closely re- semble that of the ferret.
4. The determining fac- tor in any game population.
5. Damage often result- ing from stream channelization.
6. Another word for buffalo jump.
7. The youngest ex- plorer in the Lewis and Clark expedition.
8. The color that must be worn by big game hunters using fire- arms.
9. Greatest destroyer of wildlife habitat.
The answers to this crossword can be found in the articles in this issue.
(Key— page 29) and a new book entitled Must They Die?, authored by Faith McNulty and published by Dou- bleday & Company, Inc., for $4.95 a copy.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 2 No 4 Jul/aug 1971?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5. Montana's rarest mammal.
6. Large inland body of water.
7. Greatest danger to the ferret.
8. One of the most des- tructive types of min- ing.
9. Montana's newest game animal.
10. Indians used this ani- mal as a beast of burden.
11. This country has been using polluted water for developing photo- graphs.
12. Natural bends in a stream.
DOWN 1. The Plains Indians depended on this ani- mal for most of their life essentials.
2. Main food item of the black-footed fer- ret (two words).
3. The track...s of this animal closely re- semble that of the ferret.
4. The determining fac- tor in any game population.
5. Damage often result- ing from stream channelization.
6. Another word for buffalo jump.
7. The youngest ex- plorer in the Lewis and Clark expedition.
8. The color that must be worn by big game hunters using fire- arms.
9. Greatest destroyer of wildlife habitat.
The answers to this crossword can be found in the articles in this issue.
(Key— page 29) and a new book entitled Must They Die?, authored by Faith McNulty and published by Dou- bleday & Company, Inc., for $4.95 a copy.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 2 No 4 Jul/aug 1971?
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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