A06_(5)_Trade-in_Crate_fish_screens.pdf

The image depicts five crate fish screens, which appear to be cylindrical mesh screening devices used in aquatic environments. The screens are made of metal with a fine mesh pattern and are housed in wooden crates or frames. Each screen is slightly different in appearance, showing various angles and close-up views of the mesh construction. The screens look worn and have accumulated some debris, suggesting they have been used in a marine or freshwater setting. The images provide a detailed visual documentation of these fish screening devices, likely related to the Valentine National Wildlife Refuge equipment acquisition solicitation.