This article explores game management strategies for enhancing forestry, indicating practical benefits for landowners.
In this article the author takes us into the more intimate phases and possibilities of a given condition or locality in its relation to given species. This is vitally essential and fundamental in the development of forest-game plans. The suggested methods for considering the utilization and revenue phases of game in relation to the private landowner appear to offer a very practical basis for satisfactory negotiations between him and the hunter or sportsman.
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J. Paul Miller (1934) studied this question.
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