Game Laws For 1904: A Summary Of The Provisions Relating To Seasons, Shipment, Sale And Licenses (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781178976366)

"Game Laws For 1904: A Summary Of The Provisions Relating To Seasons, Shipment, Sale And Licenses" offers a comprehensive overview of the regulations governing hunting and wildlife management at the turn of the century. Authored by Theodore Sherman Palmer, Henry Oldys, and Robert White Williams, this book serves as a valuable historical resource for understanding the legal framework surrounding game preservation and the sporting practices of the time.

Detailing the specific laws related to hunting seasons, the transportation of game, its sale, and licensing requirements, this summary provides a snapshot of early conservation efforts and the challenges of balancing human activities with wildlife protection. This book is essential for historians, environmental law researchers, and anyone interested in the evolution of wildlife management in the United States.

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