Playboy #6
In "The Conservationist," a lone ranger takes it upon himself to protect a forest by posting signs banning hunting, fishing, and other activities—only to find his efforts tested when a semi-nude couple departs the woods, their departure a quiet but telling response to his rules. Written and illustrated by Buck Brown, this 1966 story blends environmental messaging with subtle social observation, all rendered in a style that captures both the stillness of nature and the quiet tension of human intrusion. The cover by Buck Brown complements the tale’s reflective tone.
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A ranger puts up a series of signs that forbid fishing, hunting, etc., and hunters, fishermen, etc., leave the forest. He covers all options when after posting his last sign, a semi-nude couple leaves the forest with their clothes.
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