Hide Article Text (OCR)
Hippies Indians' WBlood Brothersbrothers.ttImproved BirdHunt ProspectsNoted lor AreaSAN FRANCISCO lt;AP) —After a visit to the Haight,-1Ashbury hippie district, Rolling Thunder, a Shoshone Indian chief said, When 1 saw those long-haired people, I knew they V had lost their greed. These pco- ajn pie are our children and we arc , eoine to adot)t them as blood jcov the prc ing by Ia ikser cotI P»llt;cri mg mai coiWOODRUFF tBy News Staff * foil Prospects for ruffed grouse I (partridge* hunting success in rid northeastern Wisconsin appear ere better than was anticipated ear- tioi lier, according to Robert Wendt, Wc game manager for the Wiscon- suf sin Conservation Department’s sitlt; Northeast Area. IHunting season for the popu- grt lar game bird, along with squir- j an rel and raccoon, opens Satur- lar day. Wendt suggests that hunt- spi crs refer to the small game va pamphlet which they received pa: | with their licenses to be certain ms of time and zone restrictions.A sleet storm which iced the I countryside for 11 days last January, and a cold, wet period . | last June had made resource, managers pessimistic concern-• ing numbers of birds which . would be available, Wendt re-i ports, but recent sightings indi-t cate the birds adapt better than , was previously thought. ]The game manager notes Klt;i! there is evidence of resident 1i woodcock population remaining jI in the area. These birds should stay until ground • freezing frosts arrive, Wendt says. Migrant woodcock usually arrive from northern habitat about • October, and their stay *will depend on temperature pains.i ic 1efLTimber Lodge»•HotelWill Be ClosedSept. 29 2Open Oct. 1 As Usual
Newspaper Details
Rhinelander Daily News
Rhinelander, Wisconsin, US
Sat, Sep 30, 1967
Page 8
Full Page
Clipped by
Anonymous
USA 29 Aug 2020
Other Publications Near Rhinelander, Wisconsin
The Northwoods River News
Rhinelander Daily News and the New North
Rhinelander Northern Lakes Advertiser
Rhinelander Daily News
Rhinelander New North
