Montana Wildlife Vol 5, No 1 1955
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Yet in 12 years, a little band of goats freed in the mountains north of Big Timber increased so rapidly that they could be hunted on a per- mit basis. Now, there is considerable evidence that even heavier hunting is desirable.
This project started as a dream of Fish and Game personnel and a rancher named Barney Brannin. In Brannin's back yard lay thousands of acres of tumbled, jagged rocks known as the Crazy Mountains. This isolated range with peaks reaching over 1 1 ,000 feet had all the requi...re- ments of good mountain goat habitat — but no goats.
Department fieldmen went to work, and Bob Cooney, now director of the Wildlife Restoration Division, was given the job of capturing the goats.
After unsuccessfully trying to cap- ture kid goats in nets, the crew con- 15 In the early stages of transplanting mountain goats, the animals were carried by pack horses from their original habitat to trucks. This tedious method has since been replaced by speedier means -which include the use of rubber boats and airplanes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet in 12 years, a little band of goats freed in the mountains north of Big Timber increased so rapidly that they could be hunted on a per- mit basis. Now, there is considerable evidence that even heavier hunting is desirable.
This project started as a dream of Fish and Game personnel and a rancher named Barney Brannin. In Brannin's back yard lay thousands of acres of tumbled, jagged rocks known as the Crazy Mountains. This isolated range with peaks reaching over 1 1 ,000 feet had all the requi...re- ments of good mountain goat habitat — but no goats.
Department fieldmen went to work, and Bob Cooney, now director of the Wildlife Restoration Division, was given the job of capturing the goats.
After unsuccessfully trying to cap- ture kid goats in nets, the crew con- 15 In the early stages of transplanting mountain goats, the animals were carried by pack horses from their original habitat to trucks. This tedious method has since been replaced by speedier means -which include the use of rubber boats and airplanes.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol 5, No 1 1955?
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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