Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-09-04 | Page 4 | Petrified Forest to be Home of Antelope Herd

I Petrified Forest ITo i t iTo tTo To Be Home o of ot Antelope Herd Petrified Forest national rno morr 1 ment in eastern Arizona one d may be the great showplace for ant lope in this country if it plans nc being considered by the office of n no lional p parks buildings And restI resen of the department of the inter are arc carried out The petrified forest to Is a range for lor these plains animals j J present about 38 antelope range imra imm south of ot the monument ai u along the approach ch road while iother a 1 other band of 30 ranges immediate southeast of or the monument and ata sta st a third numbering about rang I Ito to the west With this nucleus in 1 ti vicinity of the monument there is s si s. stock available a for further d t i 1 George M. M Wright and Ben Thompson of the division of ot wild 11 ii studies of ot the office of national par buildings and reservations alter after i the petrified forest last jumer ju SUI mer recommended that the d vel velo ment of the monument as a real an lope preserve be inaugurated t tr summer The plan under Involves fencing the outer of ot that portion of ot the monument und consideration for restocking to ke kt out stray cattle and give the forage an opportunity to return x