Montana high fence elk hunts
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If disease prevalence is reduced in bison, the risk of transmission from bison to other bison, to elk and especially to cattle outside the park is further minimized. In addition, a reduced rate of brucellosis prevalence in bison may help “protect the state of Montana from risk of reduction in its brucellosis (Class Free) status”.
[DOC File]MONTANA FISH, WILDLIFE & PARKS—JUNE 3, 2011
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Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks tested more than 1,300 deer, elk and moose collected during the 2010-2011 hunting season and did not detect chronic wasting disease in any of the animals. Montana’s detection program tests sick and road-killed deer, elk and moose, and has relied heavily on testing samples from hunter-harvested animals collected ...
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of the Piegan Institute, and conforms to Montana state education guidelines for kindergarten through the eighth grade. Students who have graduated from Nizipuhwahsin have gone on to achieve significant academic success in high school. Student work from Nizipuhwahsin “Real Speak” School. Browning, MT: ca. 2004. Piegan Institute Informational ...
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Region Two – HD 204, 240, 250, 261 and 270 would be included in the youth general elk season which would run from October 26 through November 30 for brow tine bull or antlerless elk. Walker said he would like to see the success of youth hunts be given more publicity. The positive aspects and popularity of youth hunts needs to be stressed.
[DOCX File]Tape 11- Jenny Jones, bison ecology and management office ...
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However, the elk are not subject to the same management restrictions that bison are. Main driving force you can say behind that is economics. Elk represent a very large financial gain to Montana. (15:00) People from outside the slate come in to hunt; you do the whole industry of outfitters. Some people subsistence hunt on them a lot.
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The livestock industry brings $770 million to Montana's economy each year. There are no documented cases of bison-to-cattle transmission, and biologists consider it unlikely. In 1985, Montana game wardens killed 88 bison that crossed the park border. Hunters pressured the state to allow public hunts.
[DOC File]BACK TO THE BISON: THE CONFEDERATED SALISH-
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Located in Montana in the beautiful Mission Valley, the Tribes carved out a role as a leader in environmental protection and conservation. The Tribes were first in establishing a wilderness area, managing significant elk and wild sheep herds, and overseeing recreation, hunting and fishing programs for tribal members and the public.
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high hill which he called Mont Real (re-ahl'), or Mount Royal. At its base. now stands the city of Montreal. [20] From this place the French went back. to a steep cliff where now stands the city of Quebec, and, it is believed, spent the winter there. The winter was a terrible one, and when the ice. left the river they returned to France (1536).
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The thinking here is that it is difficult to draw a license for some hunts—especially for bighorn rams, moose, mountain goats—due to a low number of licenses and a high number of applicants. Squaring the hunter's bonus points provides more chances in the drawing for the hunter. Faithful hunters who apply year after year accumulate bonus points.
[DOC File]A Conversation with Oneal Williams - Gilmer Acoustics
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We were in the Patagonia area, a town called Bariloche. Patagonia is a mountain region, for lack of a better description it looks like Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming, its treeless rolling terrain. We would walk ten to twelve miles a day, there is lot’s of game. They call them stags, but I revert to elk terminology, I call them bulls.
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