Montana Outdoors Vol 6 No 4 Jul/aug 1975
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The sportsmen and general public in most states now accept them usually without knowing their source.
Those who reject them with the intent of 'saving the deer' do so at the peril of losing exactly what they most want to save." fP This bull elk died of starvation along the Lamar River inside Yellowstone National Park. F&G photo by Turn Warren July/August / MONTANA OUTDOORS / 37 recycled paper DEPARTMENT PROJECTS: ELK AND LOGGING —AN UPDATE— by Terry Lonner o UTDOOR recreation, includ- ing elk h...unting, is big busi- ness and a major contributor to Montana's economy. The logging industry constitutes another large piece of the state's economic pie.
Since 1970, an average of 643 million board feet of timber has been cut annually in Montana national forests. Recent inventory of elk distribution and habitat by the Department of Fish and Game planning division shows 71% of Montana's total elk habitat (35,000 square miles) lies on national forest land. These areas provide most of the 12,000 elk annually bagged by hunters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sportsmen and general public in most states now accept them usually without knowing their source.
Those who reject them with the intent of 'saving the deer' do so at the peril of losing exactly what they most want to save." fP This bull elk died of starvation along the Lamar River inside Yellowstone National Park. F&G photo by Turn Warren July/August / MONTANA OUTDOORS / 37 recycled paper DEPARTMENT PROJECTS: ELK AND LOGGING —AN UPDATE— by Terry Lonner o UTDOOR recreation, includ- ing elk h...unting, is big busi- ness and a major contributor to Montana's economy. The logging industry constitutes another large piece of the state's economic pie.
Since 1970, an average of 643 million board feet of timber has been cut annually in Montana national forests. Recent inventory of elk distribution and habitat by the Department of Fish and Game planning division shows 71% of Montana's total elk habitat (35,000 square miles) lies on national forest land. These areas provide most of the 12,000 elk annually bagged by hunters.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 6 No 4 Jul/aug 1975?
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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