Arthur F. Halloran, Refuge Manager of Kofa National Wildlife Refuge in 1949

Man dressed in lightly-colored clothing, including a long-sleeved, collared shirt, and a broadbrimmed hat. He's holding up (with both hands) to the side of him the taxidermized head of a Spanish Goat, which features two very large horns. Mounted on the wall behind him is a large map of the state of Arizona.
Photo By/Credit

E.P. Haddon

Date Shot/Created
05/01/1949
Media Usage Rights/License
Public Domain
Image
Original caption: Arthur F. Halloran, Refuge Manager, here seen in his office with a mounted head of a wild Spanish Goat which was killed on the refuge area. Many people refer to this goat as the ibex, but in reality its ancestry dates back to the the day when the Spaniards introduced the goat to the region. Kofa National Wildlife Refuge, Arizona, June 1949.
Facility
Kofa National Wildlife Refuge
Subject tags
Employees (USFWS)
History
Wildlife refuges