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Films Added to
Game Com. Library
The Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries has added 2 new titles to its library of some 75 films available for group showing around Virginia, reports Education Division Chief J. F. Mclnteer. The new films are “The Farm”, produced by the Remington Arms Company, and “The White-tailed Deer”, produced by the Minnesota Foundation.
“The Farm” was filmed at Remington Farms, Chestertown, Maryland. It stresses how wildlife management can be woven into a production agriculture situation so that it actually complements rather than hinders the overall farming operation. Emphasis is on the simple things that require a minimum of effort yet provide the basic needs of wildlife. The pleasures of hunting and the. financial returns it can bring are also covered.
“The White-tailed Deer” is a beautiful portrayal of the life history of Virginia’s most important big game animal. Deer management techniques are traced down through the years showing how each little bit of knowledge has helped in Understanding and coping with deer problems. The film emphasizes how much we know about the white-tail and how accurately he can be managed. Excellent photography and narration make this an entertaining yet highly educational film.
Both films are available on a loan basis from the Game Commission Film Library, Box 11104, Richmond, Virginia 23230. Both have 16 mm sound-color productions. Advance reservation is suggested to avoid disappointment.
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