Montana Outdoors Vol 31 No 6 Nov/dec 2000
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Blackfoot-Clearwater game range acquired.
19.10 Congress passes the Federal Aid in Fish Restoration (Dingell-Johnson) Act.
17 1941-1950 Transplanting mountain goats in the 1940s was dangerous, difficult work. Goats trapped in the Deep Creek area west of Choteau were packed in crates and moved down the mountain by mule-drawn, rubber-tired carts. Others were captured on the upper South Fork of the Flathead River, loaded into rafts, and floated downriver to an airstrip.
decades, he relocated over ...16.000 animals throughout Montana and helped neighboring states and Canadian provinces with their transplanting programs. Perhaps his most unusual assignment involved trapping 85 antelope near Malta in 1959, trucking them to Seattle, and accompanying them for six days on a ship to Hawaii where they were met by Marine Corps planes and flown to the island of Lanai.
Wildlife transplanting efforts were aided by post-war technology, as four-wheel drive trucks, motorboats, snow "toboggans" (primitive snowmobiles), and airplanes came into wider use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blackfoot-Clearwater game range acquired.
19.10 Congress passes the Federal Aid in Fish Restoration (Dingell-Johnson) Act.
17 1941-1950 Transplanting mountain goats in the 1940s was dangerous, difficult work. Goats trapped in the Deep Creek area west of Choteau were packed in crates and moved down the mountain by mule-drawn, rubber-tired carts. Others were captured on the upper South Fork of the Flathead River, loaded into rafts, and floated downriver to an airstrip.
decades, he relocated over ...16.000 animals throughout Montana and helped neighboring states and Canadian provinces with their transplanting programs. Perhaps his most unusual assignment involved trapping 85 antelope near Malta in 1959, trucking them to Seattle, and accompanying them for six days on a ship to Hawaii where they were met by Marine Corps planes and flown to the island of Lanai.
Wildlife transplanting efforts were aided by post-war technology, as four-wheel drive trucks, motorboats, snow "toboggans" (primitive snowmobiles), and airplanes came into wider use.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 31 No 6 Nov/dec 2000?
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