Montana Wild Life. Official Publication Vol Jan 1930
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One man thinks 50 pounds a day is about right.
Others say 20, 15 and even 10 pounds.
One writer thinks no fish under nine inches should be taken; another thinks eight is about right; but the majority expressing it in length say none over five or six inches should be taken.
One brilliant follower of Izaak Walton says any fish big enough to nibble should go into the skillet. But the sentiment is strongly in favor of a limit to the fish one may take.
Very few oppose a limit to the bag of ducks. Th...ose opposing it do so on the ground that they are migratory, go- ing north in summer where there is not protection, and south in winter where they claim there is no protec- tion. Since they are ours only while they rest on their journey, knock them over as fast as possible before the other fellow gets a chance. Pop them day and night, for tomorrow they fly!
The great majority say "By all means put a limit on ducks." The man with such greed as to slaughter for the fun of it needs a tight check rein.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One man thinks 50 pounds a day is about right.
Others say 20, 15 and even 10 pounds.
One writer thinks no fish under nine inches should be taken; another thinks eight is about right; but the majority expressing it in length say none over five or six inches should be taken.
One brilliant follower of Izaak Walton says any fish big enough to nibble should go into the skillet. But the sentiment is strongly in favor of a limit to the fish one may take.
Very few oppose a limit to the bag of ducks. Th...ose opposing it do so on the ground that they are migratory, go- ing north in summer where there is not protection, and south in winter where they claim there is no protec- tion. Since they are ours only while they rest on their journey, knock them over as fast as possible before the other fellow gets a chance. Pop them day and night, for tomorrow they fly!
The great majority say "By all means put a limit on ducks." The man with such greed as to slaughter for the fun of it needs a tight check rein.
What to read after Montana Wild Life. Official Publication Vol Jan 1930?
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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