Pheasants Forever Growing Fast in Iowa Habitat Push
Jim Wooley of Pheasants Forever outlines a nationwide 600000 habitat fundraising goal with 22 Iowa chapters and 2000 members. He argues habitat, not stocking or shorter bags, is key to pheasant recovery and details programs to preserve nesting cover and winter shelter nationwide.
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Jim Wooley
Iowa
Wooley
North
Pheasants
Pheasants Forever Memberships and Banquet Dates
Pheasants Forever offers membership options with dinner included in most chapter banquets or join without attending. Associate membership is 15 dollars, others range from 40 to 1000 dollars. Mail to Pheasants Forever, St Paul, or contact Jim Wooley in Chariton Iowa. Upcoming banquets include Linn County on October 29 at the Sheraton Inn and Fayette County on October 24 at Hickory Grove CC with tickets at local gun shops and Drug Town.
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Pheasants Forever
P.O. Box
St. Paul
Minn
Jim Wooley
Route 1
Box 136
Chariton
Iowa
Linn County
Sheraton Inn
33Rd Ave
Fayette County
Hickory Grove Country Club
Oelwein
Mark Nauholz
Training Tips For Dog Field Trials At Cascade Seminar
Dave Duffey, a Bear Creek Wisconsin gun editor, demonstrates field trials with planted quail at a dog training seminar south of Cascade. The Twin Rivers Chapter of Pheasants Forever sponsors the event as area hunters and their retrievers watch. Duffey urges consistent commands and calm control plus encouragement, noting pointers are harder to train than retrievers and mainly in the birds field. Don Pape of Dubuque is pictured with his black Lab retrieving a quail.
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Dave Duffey
Cascade
Twin Rivers
Pheasants Forever
Duffey
Bear Creek
Wis
Don Pape
Dubuque
Fast Salmon Action Draws Wisconsin Trip Crew to Lake Michigan
Dennis Lubahn and fellow Waukon anglers drove to Port Washington and Mishicot Wisconsin for salmon from Oct 4 weekend. They fished shore and boat earning limits of chinook salmon in 15 to 22 pounds, then opened the Mishicot snagging season with spoons and snagged multiple fish before sunrise.
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Dennis Lubahn
Blue Mound Dr. NE
Waukon
Wisconsin
Lubahn
Ernie
Scott
Troy
Curt Roe
Wayne Clocke
Port Washington
Lake Michigan
Dennis
Mishicot
Wis
Canned Salmon Catches Reported Near Manitowoc and Two Rivers
Leonard Kovarik of 1648 with St. NW, his son Larry, and neighbor Lynne Goldsberry snagged 10 salmon and six lake trout at Manitowoc and Two Rivers Wisconsin last week. Salmon weighed 20 to 30 pounds. trout 10 to 12 pounds. Mrs. Kovarik canned 23 quarts from eight fish. The fifth annual Forest Craft Festival is today and Sunday at Lacey Keosauqua State Park near Keosauqua Iowa, sponsored by the Iowa Conservation Commission and Van Buren County residents.
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Leonard Kovarik
St. NW
Larry
Lynne Goldsberry
Manitowoc
Wis
Iowa Conservation Commission
van Buren County
Lacey-Keosauqua State Park
Keosauqua
Iowa
Marshall Wins Cedar Rapids Bass Masters Angler of the Year
Chuck Marshall of Route 1 Independence captured the Angler of the Year title after finishing second in the final Cedar Rapids Bass Masters tournament. He led the standings with 367 points, ahead of Bill Grove 347 and Steve Harty 337. Top 12 now compete in the Iowa Federation Tournament next June, with the banquet to honor the anglers later this fall.
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Chuck Marshall
Route 1
Independence
Cedar Rapids
Marshall
Bill Grove
Steve Harty
Ray LeGrand
Mississippi River
Cassville
Wis
Wayne McNeal
Tim Hogan
Randy Hixson
Seminar on trapping set planned by East Central Iowa chapter
The East Central Iowa chapter of Far Takers of America will hold a trapping seminar next Saturday at the North Linn Fish and Game Club east of Central City starting at 10 a.m. Owen Hall said the dry land trapping session will run until questions stop. Bring lunch and call Hall at 438-6637 for details. The chapter also meets Sunday Oct 20 at 1 30 p.m. at the HACAP Center in Central City. the public is invited.
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East Central
Iowa
Far Takers of America
North Linn Fish and Game Club
Central City
Owen Hall
Hall
Hacap Center
Bow and other seasons open statewide including turkeys and deer
Bow seasons open today and run through December 6. Bow hunting hours are from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset. The ruffed grouse season in northeast Iowa starts today and goes to January 31. The turkey gun season begins Tuesday and ends October 27. Crow season starts Tuesday and ends February 15. The second duck season begins October 19 north of I 80 and October 26 south of I 80.
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Iowa
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