Das Land der unbegrenzten Möglichkeiten

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Identifikator:: 881661368

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-3236

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Author:: Goldberger, Ludwig Max http://d-nb.info/gnd/117548804

Title:: Das Land der unbegrenzten Möglichkeiten

Edition:: Achte Auflage

Place of publication:: Berlin

Publisher:: F. Fontane & Co.

Year of publication:: 1911

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (299 Seiten)

Digitisation:: 2017

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Kaptitel XVI. Die deutsch-amerikanischen Beziehungen im Handelsverkehr und in der Presse

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FISHERIES AND GAME 107 America. It shelters an abundance of large and small game and encloses rhe headwaters of such celebrated trout streams as the rivers Montmorency, Jacques-Cartier, Ste. Anne, Batiscan, Métabetchouan, Chicoutimi and others. A liberal policy in opening this park to the tourist and sports- man is in force and permits for fishing are issued by the Provincial Fish and Game Branch, of the Department of Colonization, Mine and Fisheries, Quebec. Another forest and game preserve set apart by the Provincial Govern- ment is known as the Gaspé National Park. It includes an area of 2,500 square miles and is situated in the mountainous region of the Gaspé penin- sula, enclosing the headwaters of the Cascapédia, Bonaventure, Magdalen and other rivers. The region is absolutely wild and is the natural habitat ~f moose. caribou. bear. deer, etc. Moose.—Moose are plentiful in the forests along the St. Maurice river, and in the Ottawa district, with its enormous hinterland, including the Mattawa, Kipawa, and Timiskaming regions, moose, woodland caribou, and deer are all to be found. Excellent wild fowl shooting is to be obtained, as duck, goose, partridge, plover, snipe, etc., are plentiful. Moose are numerous in the counties of Témiscouata, Montmagny, and Rimouski; large numbers of them roam in the heart of the Gaspé peninsula. Caribou are also found in the forests skirting the Patapédia river. and the head- waters of the Matapédia. Hunting Regulations.—The open season for hunting big game is as follows :— Moose—In counties north of the St. Lawrence river, September 10 to December 31 inclusive. In counties south of the St. Lawrence river, September 20 to December 31 inclusive. Deer—September 1 to November 30 inclusive. CArIBOU—Prohibited until 1933. The young of deer, moose or caribou, if only one year old or less, must not be hunted or killed. Cow moose must not be killed at any time. Not more than one moose and two deer. may be killed in one season by any one person. The Minister of Colonization, Mines and Fisheries may lease by auction or by private arrangement, hunting territories not exceeding 200 square miles each to one or more persons for not more than ten vears, for an annual sum of not less than $3 a square mile. GAME BIRDS—WOODCOCK, SNIPE, PLoVER—September 1 to December 15, inclusive except in districts adjacent to tidal waters, where the season is September 1 to November 30.

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