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The following is a step in learning the number and condition of our remaining quality streams and streambank habitat. Projects of all kinds, in all parts of the state are changing the character of many of the streams. Before we can attempt to preserve some of the better streams and their habitat, we must have an inventory of what is left to work with.

In your own best judgment, is there any streams, large or small, in your county that are worth preserving in their natural state for present and future hunting and/or fishing? If so, please answer the following questions. If you have more than one, use a separate sheet of paper for each stream and list your answers by question number.

If you consider none in your county are worth saving just write "none" and sign and mail it back so we will have a file for your county.

8.

Type of wildlife or game species usually seen along stream: (List 3 or 4 of most common animals and 3 or 4 birds.)

9.

Type of fish found in stream: (List 3 or 4 most common)_

10.

Is the stream and habitat used much by people now?
number of people per week: Spring___Summer_

Give average

Fall Winter

12.

13.

14.

Fishing

How many projects (such as dams, channel work, highway cuts, gravel pits, etc.) have been completed?

planned for this stream?

or

in progress Describe briefly and give your

opinion of how any of the completed projects has affected the stream:

Is timber cutting and/or bank clearing taking place along this stream?
If so, what percent of the total length would you estimate
has been worked on?

List major changes in the stream and its bank cover during the past few years.

Remarks

Add your comments, ideas, suggestions as you see fit.

A.

Normal

Give brief description and portion of total distance in this category.

B. Altered Give brief description and portion of total distance in this category.