Taschenbuch für Ir Jäger und Naturfreunde /

Mode of access: Internet.

Revue d'aviculture technique & commerciale; organe mensuel officiel de la Fédération des expéditeurs français d'oeufs, volailles & gibier.

Mode of access: Internet.

The naturalist's library.

Engraved half-title in each volume.

Biennial report.

Report year ends November 30.

The Nature library.

v.1. Bird neighbors.--v.2. Game birds.--v.3. Bird homes.--v.4. Animals.--v.5. Fishes.--v.6. Butterflies.--v.7. --v.8. Insects.--v.9. Wild flowers.--v.10. Mushrooms.

Annual report /

Report year ends June 30.

Cottontails in Michigan.

Mode of access: Internet.

Bulletin /

Mode of access: Internet.

Maryland conservationist.

Description based on: Vol. 57, no. 3 (May/June 1981)

Biennial report.

Includes report of the Dept. of Game.

Report.

Some years have statistical summary.

California hunting regulations.

Mode of access: Internet.

Report of the President's committee on wild-life restoration ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Birds of Massachusetts and other New England states,

On t.-p. of v. 3: Illustrated with colored plates and drawings by Louis Agassiz Fuertes and Allan Brooks ... with a biograhical sketch of Edward Howe Forbush by John Bichard May.

Waste Disposal Requirements for Commercial Deer-Processing Facilities

Waste from a deer-processing facility is required by law to be disposed of in any permitted municipal solid waste (Class 3) landfill or a permitted construction and demolition debris (Class 2) landfill that has specific approval to accept animal carcasses. Disposal of deer-processing waste on the property of the processing facility or at any other unpermitted site IS NOT ALLOWED. Waste from commercial deer processing facilities must be disposed of per the requirements of the S.C. Solid Waste Policy and Management Act of 1991.