APPROVED SHEEP MANAGEMENT ON NATIONAL FOREST
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APPROVED SHEEP MANAGEMENT ON NATIONAL FOREST Produced: 1932
Description Reel 1, sheep graze on Montana grasslands. Includes views of a western town and a ranchers home. Hay is harvested for use as winter feed. A sheep herder tends his flock. Sheep in a national forest are sorted and counted by a forest ranger, and driven to their summer range. Burros carry the herder's tent and supplies. Sheep dogs, at a sign from the herder, round up strays. Reel 2 shows how the herder makes and takes up camp. Sheep graze peacefully in valleys between the mountains. Sheep are driven down a road to a pen and transported to market by truck and railroad.
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