The available local literature on fish is plainly much 
more thorough and varied. 
There is a large ornithological literature, a few samples of 
which are digested in the Appendix (d and e). This body of literature 
likewise does not touch upon ways and means of game conservation, al- 
though some of it is useful in recording life history facts. 
I am not currently familiar with local periodicals, but if 
any of them go beyond merely legislative questions and sporting gossip, 
I did not learn of them. 
It must be concluded, therefore, that Ohio literature on 
applied game conservation is nearly lacking. One bulletin like those 
of the Georgia ua3l. Investigation will be of far greater value (as to 
applied conservation) than the entire accumulation to date. 
 
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