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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1973
Page
7
Reflections compare duck hunting now to the 1940s and 1930s. Today’s waterfowlers face higher demands, must identify ducks precisely, and treat every opportunity as crucial. Emphasis on decoy use, wind, blind design, and learning calls through practice or tutorials contrasts with older, looser limits and methods.
Idaho announces new daylight saving shooting hours for waterfowl in 1974. Ducks open January 6 in the Pacific zone with a one hour shift, duck season runs through January 13 in Columbia Basin counties, and goose hunting in northern Idaho ends at sunset. Other state areas remain closed.
The statement notes a slight increase in the typical sleep requirement by five minutes, suggesting a shift in standard rest needs. It cites no source and presents a general observation about daily rest patterns.
Readers can swiftly clear unwanted items by placing a classified ad in the newspaper. Advertisers should describe the item clearly, set a reasonable price, and include contact details for potential buyers.
State Senator Reed Budge announced that the State Highway Board allocated 30 000 for gravel on the four mile Tincup road from Wayan Store to the hilltop. The funds are frozen pending release after Forest Service action.
A drawing was held for prizes including table decorations during the evening program. It was organized by staff with entries from attendees and included various prizes.
A backcountry youth faced routine questioning at a recruiting desk. He claimed age 32 and knowledge of it from a man, while the officer doubted the tale. The exchange grew tense as the sailor injected humor and impatience into the plowing inquiry.
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