Dove Shootout Opens Texas North Zone Season
The North Zone dove season starts Sept 1 with high tech shotguns facing wary mourning and white wing doves. Biologists note doves’ strong reproduction keeps populations steady despite hunting pressure. North Zone runs Sept 1 to Oct 30 daily from noon to sunset. In the South Zone, Sept 25 to Nov 23 governs mourning doves with whitewing exceptions allowing up to 20 doves daily in early whitewing weeks.
Gatesville predicted to win 13AAA football again
Texas district magazine forecasts Gatesville to reclaim the 13AAA crown with a rerun of the 1970 Belton duel. It ranks Gatesville first, followed by Belton, Taylor, Lockhart, Copperas Cove, Rockdale, Del Valle, and Lampasas. It projects a stronger Rockdale squad with 7 offensive and 6 defensive regulars returning, led by Tim Speer and Will Ray with Arlyn Hammett providing running punch and line belligerence from Morton, Klepper, and Weems.
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Books for Young Readers Explore Auto Racing Themes
A toy-like tour of children’s books about racing and car care. Titles include Grand Prix United States and Grand Prix Germany by Jeffrey Ashford, Great Dragging Wagons by Ross R Olney, and Racing To Glory by James McM Douglas, with ages and fiction nonfiction notes.
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Cameron Yoemen Picked for District 20-AA Second Place
Texas Football Magazine 1971 edition places the Cameron Yoemen second in District 20-AA behind Georgetown, with Caldwell third, Round Rock fourth, Elgin fifth, and Austin Westlake sixth. Sam Knight earns top defensive honors. Richard Cummings, Jimmy Bailey, Knight, and Ernie DeLaRosa anchor the offense. Hal Stanislaw’s squad is forecast for a stronger ground game and a leap from 6-4 in 1970.
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Korean Pheasants Released In Texas
Biologists release 150 South Korean ring necked pheasants in a Southeast Texas farming area as part of a 400 bird program near Waller and Katy. The birds from the Tyler Management and Research Station suit humid habitats similar to Korea. Exotics aim to boost areas with few native birds and provide broader hunting options. The note mentions the first U.S. postal rural route in Texas began in La Grange on August 1, 1899.
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Texas Poised to Keep No 1 Deer Title this Fall
Texas Parks and Wildlife biologists expect statewide deer numbers to remain near average despite drought. Last year hunters took over 290000 deer from an estimated herd of 3 million plus, with fawn crops strong in Central Texas and favorable forage growth in South Texas. Resident licenses cost 3.25 dollars, nonresidents 25 dollars. Ornithologists note colorful bird names per National Geographic Society.
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