. Inverkehrbringen American wildlife management in der Perspektive. Wildlife Management. Jagd und Naturschutz Sport Jagd ist anerkannt als eine legitime Verwendung überschüssiger Wildlife von Landes- und Bundesgesetzen, die in der Magna Carta. Diese Gesetze die Rechte der Mitgliedstaaten die Tätigkeit der Jäger zu kontrollieren. Jagd ist nun unter umfassende Gesetze in jedem Zustand reguliert. Diese werden durch Bundesgesetze für bestimmte Arten, darunter Zugvögel ergänzt, und an der Autobahn, Versand von wilden Tieren und deren Produkten. Dies war nicht immer der Fall. Vor t

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. Placing American wildlife management in perspective . Wildlife management. Hunting and Wildlife Conservation Sport hunting is recognized as a legitimate use of surplus wildlife by state and federal laws traceable in origin to the Magna Carta. These same laws establish the rights of the states to control the activities of hunters. Hunting is now regulated under comprehensive laws in every state. These are supplemented by federal laws applying to certain species, including migratory birds, and to the interstate shipment of wild animals and their products. This was not always the case. Before the turn of the century, restric- tions on shooters were few, and those laws that existed were poorly enforced, when enforced at all. In the early days, when the pioneer philosophy prevailed and many Americans lived off the land, nearly all edible or useful forms of wildlife were taken almost without restrictions at any time. "Useful" meant any bird or mammal that could be eaten or sold for its meat, feathers, fur, or other parts.. THE LA^T NAME (^ -ma 5Af^E BUT "meYRE- P&Fll^T(SLV S<aT ^ELATE-P, The brutalities historically attributed to hunters — the slaughter of the buffalo, the decimation of the sea otter, the extermination of the pas- senger pigeon, and others — involved mainly paid butchers who had no relationship at all with the modern sport hunter. The common use of bird plumage to decorate ladies' hats in the Gay Nineties and early 1900's nearly doomed the egrets and other plume-bearing birds before state and federal laws backed by firm enforcement checked their slaughter. Until comparatively recent times, any birds or mammals that eat meat — from sparrow hawks to grizzly bears — were considered enemies of the farmer or rancher and subject to killing on sight. Massive poisoning and trapping campaigns, largely by federal agents and professional hunters 11. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have be

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