. Rapport biennal, Montana Game and Fish Commission, État du Montana. Le Montana Fish and Game Commission ; protection ; Jeu de conservation de la faune ; la pêche. situé dans les contreforts nord-ouest de Augusta, a passé l'hiver jusqu'à 3 000 têtes de wapitis au cours de la période. Fourrage adéquat et d'un manque de neige dans ce domaine important a représenté un facteur important dans l'impo ; le maintien de ce grand et important troupeau de wapitis. Cela a été très clairement démontré au cours de l'hiver lorsque les précipitations anormalement et gravement en croûte de neige dans l'arrière pays a des conditions d'hivernage pour le grand match extrêmement difficile à hig

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. Biennial report, Montana Game and Fish Commission, State of Montana. Montana Fish and Game Commission; Game protection; Wildlife conservation; Fisheries. lying in the foothills northwest of Augusta, has wintered up to 3, 000 head of elk during the period. Adequate forage and a lack of snow in this important area has represented an impo; tant factor in the maintenance of this large and important elk herd. This was very clearly demonstrated during the past winter when unusually heavy and severely-crusted snows in the back country made wintering conditions for big game extremely difficult at higher elevations. The Game Ranges in the Blackfoot-Clearwater area, as well as on the Upper Judith River drainage in the Little Belt Mountains and in the Gallatin Canyon represented vitally important segments of wiiiter range for other major elk herds. A purchase of winter range in the Bear Creek area of the Madison Valley will greatly aid in the management of elk from the Madison and Gallatin drainages—use of private lands in the Bear Creek area by elk and deer will be materially relieved. Trapping and Transplanting The trapping and transplanting of big game in Montana during the past two years has been confined to Rocky Mountain Goats and Big Horn Sheep. There were eight mountain sheep trapped on Wil '- horse Island in Flathead Lake and moved to the Bull Mountain Range in Jefferson County. This Range has an interesting history of Bighorn. Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep captured in regions of abundance are transplanted to new areas in an effort to increase the range and numbers of this fine big game species. 31 —. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Montana Fish and Game Commission. Helena, Mont. : Independent Pub. Co.

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