put-and-take

Many outdoor columnists denounce gratuitous, Cheney-style put-and-take hunting as barely a sport.

Martha Rosenberg: Illinois Is Broke but Still Raising Pheasants for Cheney-Style Hunting Martha Rosenberg 2011

Many outdoor columnists denounce gratuitous, Cheney-style put-and-take hunting as barely a sport.

Martha Rosenberg: Illinois Is Broke but Still Raising Pheasants for Cheney-Style Hunting Martha Rosenberg 2011

“It's a put-and-take world, and I try to take a little and put back a lot,” says Scott Jasion, a vice president of a manufacturing supply chain.

A Warrior for Woodies, a Bass Conservationist, and an Estuary Enhancer 2008

State lawmakers and budget cutters should recognize that putting an end to this "put-and-take" hunting is not only good for animals, but also good for the bottom line.

Michael Markarian: Recession is for the Birds 2009

Hatchery trout evaluations, subproject V, study I, put-and-take stocking relations, Rock Creek size experiment, Salmon River census: Job performance report, project F-73-R-14 (Fishery research) by Gregg Mauser

OpEdNews - Quicklink: US Census Bureau 2010 Jobs Main Page 2009

Hunters from as far away as Australia and South Africa come to put-and-take "high-fence" hunting ranches like 2,000-acre Circle E in Bedias, TX where they can shoot exotic species like wildebeest and zebra for $6,500 a head.

Secretary of Bloodsports and other Commerce 2008

Nothing else, no Kankakee, pass the garbage, put-and-take stud or high-low roll -em over.

More Twisted Stories Vol II Deaver, Jeffery 2006

The change in fisheries management from the stocking of catchable-size hatchery rainbow trout, for a “put-and-take” fishery, to a fishery based on wild, native trout is an example of a changing philosophy among natural resource agencies that makes the preservation of biodiversity of native species a high priority in their management programs.

Trout and Salmon of North America Robert J. Behnke 2002

The change in fisheries management from the stocking of catchable-size hatchery rainbow trout, for a “put-and-take” fishery, to a fishery based on wild, native trout is an example of a changing philosophy among natural resource agencies that makes the preservation of biodiversity of native species a high priority in their management programs.

Trout and Salmon of North America Robert J. Behnke 2002

The change in fisheries management from the stocking of catchable-size hatchery rainbow trout, for a “put-and-take” fishery, to a fishery based on wild, native trout is an example of a changing philosophy among natural resource agencies that makes the preservation of biodiversity of native species a high priority in their management programs.

Trout and Salmon of North America Robert J. Behnke 2002