The Ozark National Rivers: Hearings ... 88-1 ... April 8, 9; May 22, 19631963 - 113 pages |
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88th Congress acquire acquisition acres administration Alley Spring Allmon April believe Big Spring board of directors BOLIN Buren Carter County Chairman COLLEY Congress Congressman Ichord Current and Eleven Current and Jacks Current River Dent County district DREY Eleven Point Rivers eminent domain establishment Federal Government G. L. Davis hearing House Insular Affairs interest Interior and Insular Jacks Fork Rivers JAEGER landowners legislation Louis ment miles Montauk national forest National Park Service outdoor recreation owners Ozark National Rivers Ozark Rivers National park system percent Point Rivers Association preservation president proposed Ozark National protection Public Lands purpose record recreation area region Representative resolution River country Rivers area Rivers National Monument Round Spring scenic easements Secretary Udall Senator ALAN BIBLE Senator BIBLE Shannon County Spring State Park statement streams Thank timber tion tional Rivers tourist U.S. Forest Service U.S. Senate vote Washington watershed
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Page 93 - Direct removal by killing is the most economical and effective way of regulating ungulates within a park. Game removal by shooting should be conducted under the complete jurisdiction of qualified park personnel and solely for the purpose of reducing animals to preserve park values. Recreational hunting is an inappropriate and non-conforming use of the national parks and monuments.