Iowa habitat stamp funds to boost wildlife land and cover
Hunters and trappers buy a three dollar 1980 habitat stamp to finance land purchases and habitat improvement across Iowa. The program funds projects by state and county boards, with goals to acquire about 3,500 acres of habitat and 2,000 acres of upland habitat, plus feeding plots at several parks, starting in January 1980.
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County Conservation Board
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Albion
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Squaw Creek Park
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Non-game photo sale supports bird research in Iowa
The Iowa Conservation Commission offers 5 dollar non game support certificates for a color photo featuring a wren on a birdhouse. Funds go to research and management of non game species. program enters its second year with 5000 copies available through Des Moines offices and district commissions.
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1980 Iowa fishing rules impose 12 inch limit on smallmouth bass
The Iowa Conservation Commission announces 1980 regulations. A 12 inch minimum applies to smallmouth bass in interior rivers and streams, while lakes and border rivers have no length restrictions. Walleye sauger muskellunge and northern pike have a closed season at West Okoboji East Okoboji Spirit Lake March 1 to May 2. Continuous paddlefish snagging remains in six zones. Special trout rules include a 14 inch minimum on brown trout in certain creeks and artificial lure only areas.
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Winners Told in Junior Rifle Meet Across Iowa
In the Iowa State Junior Rifle Conference first round winners are LeClaire Muscatine and Cedar Rapids. LeClaire beat Keystone 836 to 622 while Muscatine triumphed over Marine Corps ROTC Des Moines Technical 791 to 716 and Cedar Rapids outscored Central Iowa 776 to 716. Next rounds pit Des Moines against Keystone Central Iowa against LeClaire and Cedar Rapids versus Muscatine. Rounds are mailed from home clubs with .22 rifles.
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Iowa Hunting and Trapping Seasons 1979 80 Summary
Iowa hunting calendar lists season dates for pheasants quail ruffed grouse partridge and small game. It covers dates from November 3 through January 6 for most species with various start times and regions including northeast Iowa north of highways 20 63 and 30. Some species like civet cat and otter are closed.
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