. Canadian forestry journal. Forests and forestry -- Canada Periodicals. Canadian Foreslrij Journal, March, 1917 1037 them, as fyr as possil)]e, upon areas which arc so rough or inaccessil)le as to prevent their use by domestic stocks, and l)efore one is established, this side of the question must be care- fuhy looked into. These areas, how- ever, will be comparatively few, and the restrictions upon grazing which may be necessary will not be a burden on the nearby farmers or settlers. Many sportsmen to-day feel certain that every farmer, stockman and settler is interested in the preservation o
. Canadian forestry journal. Forests and forestry -- Canada Periodicals. Canadian Foreslrij Journal, March, 1917 1037 them, as fyr as possil)]e, upon areas which arc so rough or inaccessil)le as to prevent their use by domestic stocks, and l)efore one is established, this side of the question must be care- fuhy looked into. These areas, how- ever, will be comparatively few, and the restrictions upon grazing which may be necessary will not be a burden on the nearby farmers or settlers. Many sportsmen to-day feel certain that every farmer, stockman and settler is interested in the preservation of game birds and animals in his vicinity, and the only practical method of preservation seems to be through the establishment of sanctuaries in which they may breed and multiply and eventually spread out over the surrounding country. There they may be hunted during the open season and in accordance with the laws of the various provinces in which they are located, thus furnishing to the local settlers a fairly stable supply of winter meat. It is, of course, un- reasonable to expect that such game as deer, moose and caribou can sub- sist upon barren rocks and mountain scenery. They must have forage upon which to exist, the same as all other animals of their class. At the same time it is well understood that such animals as these can and do sub- R. O. SWEEZEY j B. Sc, M. Can. Soc. j FORESTRY ENGINEER AND TIMBER CRUISER 164 St. James St. MONTREAL. I 1 MIINATURE CONSTRUCTION Landscape, Mechanical and Architec- tural Models, Topographical Maps and Paintings, for SCHOOLS.:— COLLEGES — MUSEUMS Government work a specialty MORGAN BROS. CO., Inc. MODEL MAKERS Room 1650 Grand Central Terminal Phone 7720 Murray Hill NEW YORK CITY n I u 10 I n '" •" '" "•• "•!• fJiM^^ttB^^fo^^rin^^i UNIVERSITY OF NEW BRUNSWICK FREDERICTON, DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY Established in 1908 Best of facilities for definite in- struction and supervision in Practi- cal Fo
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