The Game And Fish Laws Of Minnesota

“The Game And Fish Laws Of Minnesota� is a comprehensive resource detailing the regulations governing hunting and fishing within the state. Compiled by the Board of Game and Fish Commissioners of Minnesota, with contributions from W. P. Andrus, this historical document provides insight into the legal framework designed to protect and manage Minnesota's natural resources.

It is an essential reference for historians, environmental researchers, and anyone interested in the evolution of wildlife conservation laws. The volume offers a snapshot of early approaches to environmental stewardship and the balancing act between recreational activities and the preservation of natural habitats.

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