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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1981

Page

9

Solar heated doghouse keeps Spot warm in winter

Cedar Rapids planner Jim Mayer Raatte credits passive solar design for Spot the dog’s warmth this winter. The 1431 Bever Ave SE pen uses 4 inches of fiberglass, 1 inch Styrofoam, dirt banked walls, a south thermopane window, layered plastic glazing, and a straw bed to maintain 34 degrees inside when outdoor temps were 18. Reuse of scrap lumber and low upkeep kept costs around 15 dollars.

Gary Rogers Rogers Mississippi Spot Bever Ave Iowa State University Cedar Rapids Bever Avenue

Turkey hunting licenses still available in Iowa zones

The Iowa Conservation Commission says 209 turkey licenses remain in five Eastern Iowa zones and will be sold first come, first served starting 8 a.m. Monday. Second licenses may be available March 24. Zones 5 6 7 8 list quotas and season dates with prices and renewal options.

Iowa Conservation Commission Iowa Amana Lansing Waukon Decorah Volga River Yellow River Forest Highway 3 Commission Wallace Des Moines

Iowa collects nearly two million from sporting goods taxes

Outdoor Roundup Iowa reports fiscal 1981 receipts from sporting goods taxes totaling nearly 2 million. Taxed sales amount to 114.3 million with wildlife restoration at 83.4 million and fish restoration at 30.9 million. Iowa shares wildlife 1,271,718 hunter safety 285,093 and fish restoration 481,625, funded by excise taxes on arms ammunition rods reels and lures. Ducks and geese arrival notes in Canada. moisture concerns noted by Ducks Unlimited VP. Old Timer at Mountain Home Arkansas notes low lake levels but good fishing potential. Winter Bass-O-Thon yielded a 7 pound lunker.

Iowa Canada Ducks Unlimited Dale E. Whitesell Saskatchewan Alberta Prairie Mountain Home Ark Norfolk and Bull Shoals Chamber O Commerce

Walleyes and northerns land on Iowa anglers trip

Last Saturday south of Troy Mills in the Wapsipinicon River yielded Ward a 6 pound 26 inch walleye on a jig and minnow plus several 3 pound northerns. Buddies Rod Benson and Marty Hayes fished with Ward along with David J. Schutte and Steve Warren who boated a 2414 pound ocean striper on Bull Shoals Lake in mid February TV segment.

Mark Ward Robins Troy Mills Wapsipinicon River Ward Rod Benson Center Point Marty Hayes Central City David J. Schutte Cordova, Ill Iowa Steve Warren Clinton Bull Shoals Lake

Seminars Set for Turkey Hunters Across Iowa

The Iowa Wild Turkey Federation and the Iowa Conservation Commission sponsor seminars on calling strategies and ethics for turkey hunters in Eastern Iowa and statewide. Dates include March 18 McGregor Yellow River Forest and March 25 DeWitt Waterloo at Izaak Walton League clubs, March 27 Anamosa City Hall, April 2 Fort Madison Izaak Walton Clubhouse, and April 8 Brighton Izaak Walton Clubhouse. McGregor and Fort Madison start at 7:30 p.m. others at 7 p.m. An Adventureland Inn Altoona meeting March 21 offers 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. programs for bow and shotgun hunters.

Iowa Iowa Wild Turkey Federation The Iowa Conservation Commission McGregor Yellow River Forest DeWitt and Waterloo Izaak Walton League Anamosa City Hall Fort Madison Izaak Walton Brighton Adventureland Inn Altoona

Talking Turkey program at Indian Creek Nature Center

Turkey biologist Terry Little from Boone will speak Sunday at 2 p.m. with slides on Iowa’s wild turkey reestablishment. Rich Patterson notes turkeys thrive in mixed habitats and have spread along the Wapsipinicon and Iowa River regions. mid-1960s imports helped establish wild populations. His talk is open to the public.

Indian Creek Nature Center Terry Little Iowa Conservation Commission Boone Commission Iowa Rich Patterson Nature Center Wapsipinicon River Linn Jones Counties Patterson

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