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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2004
Page
9
A waterfowl morning on Lake O the Pines features canvasbacks roosting and landing near decoys. The narrator recalls five birds shot by another hunter despite a one bird bag limit, highlighting wildlife law and hunting ethics.
Southeast and coastal Texas fishing reports show varied conditions across counties and bays. Black bass, crappie, catfish, and white bass produce in multiple locations while tides and water temps influence bite quality. coastal bays report trout and redfish activity with wind impacting fishing. Local reports cite specific lures and baits across Gibbons Creek, Houston County, Livingston, Sam Rayburn, Trinity Bay, Sabine, Bolivar, East and West Galveston areas, Texas City, and Freeport.
February 15 and March 14 feature The 2 of Us Couples Tournament at Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend with contact numbers for Piney Creek and Alpine Marina. The piece then recounts a Texas hunter’s retaliation for poaching, detailing civil restitution values for ducks and high penalties for protected species, including bald and whooping cranes, and cites Texas Game Warden Kris Bishop on restitution and license penalties.
The list outlines restitution fees for frequently poached species, detailing penalties tied to violations. It highlights that fines vary by animal type and jurisdiction, underscoring the economic impact of wildlife theft.
Howell recalls Elkhart Texas roots and a big town gym built by an oilman. He played for Baylor in 1935, joined Baytown work at Humble, and with Bramlett helped form Lee College basketball in 1937 led by Doyle Coe. The first squad played in Ganders gym against Abilene Christian and semi pro teams with rugged, prewar style.
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