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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
2
Foil keeps logs from burning while reflecting heat. wrap very damp logs in foil and place in flames to dry wood quickly for later burning. DECCY DUCKbait rule warns it is illegal to place corn or grain to attract ducks.
A fisher, among the largest weasels, was trapped alive on Desert Mountain near Coram by a Martin City trapper. After examination by game biologists it was released near Smith Creek in the Condon area. The animal had a minor injury to its right rear foot from a larger bobcat trap. The agency suspects it may be offspring of females released in 1950. Restocking began in 1958 with fishers obtained from Canada to curb ponderosa bark damage by porcupines and boost furbearer value.
State and federal hatcheries planted about 11 million fish totaling 580000 pounds in 1962. Forest Keller of Fish and Game noted 6,289,200 rainbow trout, 474,812 cutthroat trout, 193,712 eastern brook trout, plus sockeye salmon and grayling totaling tens of thousands of fry and a few pounds in weight.
Winter illnesses from colds flu and bronchitis threaten health and can lead to chronic diseases. Early detection with periodic physicals tuberculin tests or chest X rays is urged by the Christmas Seal organization to prevent spread in families schools and workplaces.
Weather officials project Montana streamflows east of the Continental Divide through September to be normal to below average. The forecast adds gloom to the 1963 growing season as surveys across the state emphasize tighter water supplies and reduced runoff.
A collage of DIY hacks and survival tricks: make clay sinker molds, fashion a camp hat rack, vent dog trunks safely, lure catfish with a burlap bag, clean hands with vinegar, craft emergency funnels from beer bottles, snub tent ropes, and reflect camp heat with foil wrapped logs.
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