Montana Wildlife Vol 4, No 3 1954
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Conflicts existed chiefly in the foot- hills where elk and deer, pushing out of the high country in the winter, used the haystacks and pastures needed for livestock in certain sec- tions.
These were some of the intricate problems of dual land use in the Judith Country.
Purchase of the Game Range It was in an effort to solve this com- plex problem that the Fish and Game Commission purchased approximate- ly four thousand acres of range located just outside the forest bound- ary near the confluenc...e of Yogo Creek with the Middle Fork of the Judith River, known locally as Pig Eye Basin. This was an area long sought by game as winter range — a region of scattered timber and roll- ing grassland.
Management of the Area Last winter, between six and seven hundred elk and several hundred deer used this range.
Bert Goodman, manager of the area for the Fish and Game Depart- ment, spent much of his time drifting and herding game onto the range away from neighboring ranch lands.
This was the first winter that the area has been fully effective.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Conflicts existed chiefly in the foot- hills where elk and deer, pushing out of the high country in the winter, used the haystacks and pastures needed for livestock in certain sec- tions.
These were some of the intricate problems of dual land use in the Judith Country.
Purchase of the Game Range It was in an effort to solve this com- plex problem that the Fish and Game Commission purchased approximate- ly four thousand acres of range located just outside the forest bound- ary near the confluenc...e of Yogo Creek with the Middle Fork of the Judith River, known locally as Pig Eye Basin. This was an area long sought by game as winter range — a region of scattered timber and roll- ing grassland.
Management of the Area Last winter, between six and seven hundred elk and several hundred deer used this range.
Bert Goodman, manager of the area for the Fish and Game Depart- ment, spent much of his time drifting and herding game onto the range away from neighboring ranch lands.
This was the first winter that the area has been fully effective.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol 4, No 3 1954?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game. Information-Education Division to read onlineMoreLess
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