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sources are not considered an essential in everyday life, but they do provide recreation and income worth mentioning at this time. A Survey was made in 1955 to determine the present value of wldlife. It was estimated that one out of every live persons over 11 years of age (or 2> million people) hunted or fished during 1955. Also, these same 2 s million people spent nearlv $.1,000,000,000 in pursuit of their snorts. Included in the .1 billion dollars expenses for trips, licenses.' equipment and tnf«cellanenit«e items. Over ’f> billion dav s of recreation in the form of hunting and fishing were pro'uled in 1‘fss
The above figures are astounding! few of us realize the im_ portance of wildlife. The sports men enjov their sport and are. of iriii\p interested ir. conserving it. To those who negther hunt or fish wildlife is also important. The ma-senee of a tin*’ and he fawn bes'de the road nr the c lluig of r flock of geese eve "head attracts the attention of most even jje'xon. Tlie value of w'dlife in this form
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