. Relazione biennale, Montana di selvaggina e pesce Commissione, Stato del Montana. Montana a base di pesce e selvaggina Commissione; Gioco protezione; la conservazione della fauna selvatica; pesca. Camp fortunati su Clark Canyon serbatoio è uno dei molti stato ha fornito a base di acqua e di aree ricreative. Immediatamente attraverso il serbatoio sono strutture di Beaverhead zona di campeggio. Fu in questo sito dove Lewis e Clark cached loro rifugi nel 1805 e intitolato overland da cavallo. Le aree ricreative e i punti di accesso sono forniti lungo la nostra unica e preziosa vie navigabili fluviali. Recreationists galleggiante che la nazione ultimo stretc selvatico

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. Biennial report, Montana Game and Fish Commission, State of Montana. Montana Fish and Game Commission; Game protection; Wildlife conservation; Fisheries. Camp Fortunate on Clark Canyon Reservoir is one of the many state provided water-based recreation areas. Immediately across the reservoir are facilities of the Beaverhead Camp Area. It was at this site where Lewis and Clark cached their dugouts in 1805 and headed overland by horseback. Recreational areas and access points are being provided along our unique and valuable river waterways. Recreationists who float the nation's last wild stretch of the Missouri River, Montana's famed Missouri River recreational waterway, will see many historic and lovely sites such as Citadel Rock which stands like a great fortress above the river. This is a particularly popular program with the sportsmen and landowners as it provides legal access for the recreationist and has gone a long way toward solving serious trespass problems. Land Acquisition Efforts in this program during the biennium have emphasized the purchase of lands desirable for water oriented recreation. Prices for this type of property are accelerating at a rapid rate. It is felt that important areas for this purpose should be acquired as rapidly as possible even though development may have to wait for some time. Careful planning is required to assure the greatest benefit to the recreationist from available funds. Close cooperation with federal and other state agencies makes it possible to gain administrative control over certain areas witliout necessitating acquisition by fee title. Donations and gifts of land by individuals have also been helpful. Fee titles were acquired to «40 acres of land at nine sites by purchase and several sites were acquired by exchange of land deemed surplus. Payments in lieu of taxes are made on most of the land owned and like other landowners, this cost is continuing upward. The Legislature will be requested to approve additional funds

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