Items related to The Protection of Game in Tennessee (Classic Reprint)
Synopsis
A practical look at preserving wildlife and fisheries in Tennessee, with clear steps for protection and wise use.
This book guides readers through thoughtful limits on hunting, fishing, and habitat care, offering commonsense ideas that balance recreation with conservation.
This edition presents a nineteenth‑century voice of public-minded writing that argues for protecting deer, doves, partridges, fish, and other creatures. It mixes moral tone with concrete proposals, from seasonal protections to legal limits on traps and nets, aiming to keep streams healthy and game plentiful for generations.- Learn which animals the author believes should be protected year‑round and which birds and fish deserve limited rights or none at all.
- Discover practical fishing guidance that favors sustainable methods over destructive traps and poisons.
- See how early conservation ideas framed laws and public policy in a growing state.
- Understand the author’s view of hunting as a pastime that should respect animal welfare and habitat.
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