"HUNTING WITH THE CAMERA," Glacier National Park. No hunting—except "hunting" with the camera—is permitted in the national parks. The laws of Congress establishing these parks provide for the complete protection of all natural objects within them, both animals and plants—except that fishing is permitted, with restocking when necessary. Many an ardent hunter, enraptured by the finesse involved in "stalking" animals to get good pictures, gives up his guns permanently in favor of more and better cameras. This photographer is shooting beargrass. (Courtesy, Hungry Horse News.)