Montana Wild Life. Official Publication Vol Feb 1931
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During the spring, when fawns are sometimes found in the woods, be- ieved lost by misinformed hunters, they are picked up, carried home and brought up on bottles. In the majority of instances the fawns are not lost and the mother deer is in the near vicinity. They should be left in the woods. Nature will care for them. If handled or petted, the fawn will on many occasions be deserted by the doe, and left to fall prey to predatory animals.
Page Twenty-two iV^OMTAHA I Q'WIIILID) MFB not prevail. ...Unless they have ample feed they will leave the sections in which they have been liberated. If the sportsmen in sections where these birds have been liberated would have the birds remain in their community they will provide feed. Otherwise some more enterprising community will benefit by the move. Corn and other grain pro- vide the necessary feed for pheasants.
Where cattle or deer are likely to eat up the grain placed out for game birds, the hopper type of shelter serves best to save the grain for the feathered gamesters (Figure F).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During the spring, when fawns are sometimes found in the woods, be- ieved lost by misinformed hunters, they are picked up, carried home and brought up on bottles. In the majority of instances the fawns are not lost and the mother deer is in the near vicinity. They should be left in the woods. Nature will care for them. If handled or petted, the fawn will on many occasions be deserted by the doe, and left to fall prey to predatory animals.
Page Twenty-two iV^OMTAHA I Q'WIIILID) MFB not prevail. ...Unless they have ample feed they will leave the sections in which they have been liberated. If the sportsmen in sections where these birds have been liberated would have the birds remain in their community they will provide feed. Otherwise some more enterprising community will benefit by the move. Corn and other grain pro- vide the necessary feed for pheasants.
Where cattle or deer are likely to eat up the grain placed out for game birds, the hopper type of shelter serves best to save the grain for the feathered gamesters (Figure F).
What to read after Montana Wild Life. Official Publication Vol Feb 1931?
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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