Winter elk range study and game management notes
The document outlines proposed winter elk range surveys across Lewis and Clark Flathead and Missoula forests, including carrying capacity, high inaccessible areas, and deer and mountain sheep seasons. It also calls for more game wardens, protection for game birds, and fish restocking measures across streams and reservoirs.
Forest stock plan covers streams and elk study
The plan calls for annual stocking of streams in the Lewis and Clark forest with 235,000 fingerlings for five years, with some streams closed in alternate years and a May 15 to September 30 delivery window. It outlines cooperation with Augusta Sportsmen’s Association, Chateau Rod and Gun Club, Great Falls clubs, and Izaak Walton League, plus a fish ladder at Sun River Falls. It also notes need for a dedicated game studies specialist and reviews elk deer and mountain sheep habits and habitats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead
Blackfeet
Lewis & Clark
Missoula
Big River
Flathead Forest
Lewis & Clark Forest
Mae Key
Sun River
Izaak Walton League
Teton County
Peace Caabon
Teton
Upper Sun River
Dearborne
Bar
Ren
Gibson Dam
Arzid
Pishkun
Gibson
Pishkun Reservoir
Forest Service
Chateau Rod & Gun Club
Augusta Sportsmens’ Association
Great Falls
Deer Creek
Augusta Sportsmen’s Club
F. M. Sparks
H. M. Downey
Chotexu Rod & Gun Club
W. E. Lockhart
A. D. Moir
Great Falls Sportsmen’s Club
Frank Lemmer
Harvey Reed
W. B. Nelson
Izaak Walton
League
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Plains
Mountain Goats and Other Wildlife Notes from Forest
The report describes mountain goats living on red sandstone cliffs and coastal-like alpine forage, moose in spruce swamps with limited numbers, and increasing bear populations in the Lewis and Clark forest. It covers game birds, predatory and small mammals, and fish stocking including native trout, rainbow trout, and landlocked salmon, plus recommendations on seasons and potential transplants and no new species introductions.
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Lewis and Clark Forest
Forest Boundry
Flathead Forest
Glacier National Park
Game Birda
Lewis and Clark
Bear Lake
Remedy for Sheep Parasites Claims Breakthrough
An agriculture bulletin reports a new remedy tetrachlorethylene to combat sheep worms. The colorless liquid in capsules shows 100 percent effectiveness against the stomach worm in single doses, with strong endorsements from Dr Maurice C Hall of the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Zoological Division
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Maurice C Hall
Warns Against Losses From Smut in Wheat
Bozeman reports Montana wheat growers face a potential three to four million dollar loss next year from stinking smut unless seed is treated before planting. Waldo Kidder extension agronomist at Montana State College urges copper carbonate seed treatment for spring wheat 18 to 24 percent and thorough mixing so every kernel is coated.
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Ther Agronomist
Montana Extension Service
Bozeman
Montana
Waldo Kidder
Montana Livestock Value Totals $118 Million in 1930
The Montana livestock on January 1 1930 counted 5 904 000 head valued at 118 309 000 with a 3 percent rise from last year. Cattle sheep hogs and mules up while horses declined. Sheep value leads the drop, hogs and cattle per head show declines from two years ago.
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Montana
Federal
Preacher Quits Charge for Poultry Venture
A preacher leaves his post to pursue poultry farming hoping to ease poverty. Months later a former deacon asks about his birds and the parson replies the hens resist work as much as his former officers and members did. Cincinnati Enquirer quotess the exchange.
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Parson
Cincinnati
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