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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981010
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
10/30/1987
Doc Name
OSM Big Game Program
From
TRAPPER MINING INC
To
MLRD
Permit Index Doc Type
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
Media Type
D
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<br />Big Game Program -2- <br />This program was began in 1986, with eleven ponds being constructed. Fifty eight <br />ponds were built in 1987. Rig game animals are routinely sighted using these <br />watering areas. It is expected [hat the large scale distribution of the ponds <br />_„ eaill keep usage of reclaimed areas spread evenly over the revegetated area, <br />reducing impacts on revegetation activities. <br />In addition to stock water ponds, spring and seep development is also done to <br />increase watering areas. As mined areas are recharged, new springs are formed. <br />A spring box, with discharge pipe has been developed in one reconstructed <br />drainage, providing a year round water. source for wildlife. <br />Fencing <br />Fencing can have a major effect on big game movement and migration habitats. It <br />can also provide an insurmountable obstacle during winters of deep snow. At <br />Trapper, laydown fences are used in areas known to contain significant <br />concentrations of big game during the winter months or if the area is used as a <br />migration corrider. Fence's are laid down in the fall to facilitate big game <br />movements and erected in late spring when the majority of the animals have left <br />the area. <br />
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