Explore how Pennsylvania paid bounties on predators and what these costs and policies reveal about wildlife management.
This study traces the bounty system's long history in the state, from early payments to modern administration, and explains how laws, rates, and criteria evolved. It also examines what the program accomplished for game protection and what costs and fraud risks were involved.
The work outlines how bounty payments were processed, how claims were verified, and how the program shifted oversight to the Game Commission. It also weighs arguments for and against continuing the system and what the findings imply for future policy.
Ideal for readers of wildlife policy, state history, and public administration.
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