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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1987

Page

17

Iowa Trappers Face New Restrictions This Season

Forest and Stream reports Iowa's trapping rules tighten for 1987 Conibear and snare limits apply and tags become mandatory for all possessed traps Coyotes now follow seasonal limits with owner permission for livestock issues and road ditch access rules outlined DNR notes prior legislative delays and emphasizes protecting non target animals while reflecting past fur market economics and license changes.

Ona Mayer Towa Upper Mississippi River Wildlife and Fish Refuge Iowa Department of Natural Resources Widlife

Man reels 22 inch rainbow on 175th Hod Delay outing

In a Cedar Rapids party with Connie Klein and Faye Melton, Delay caught 175 fish on September 24 near Manchester at Bailey's Ford. The final rainbow measured 22 inches and weighed about five pounds, snagged on a cheese ball lure.

Hod Delay Hiawatha Nad Delay Connie Klein Faye Melton Cedar Rapids Bailey's Ford Manchester

Farmers Begin Charging for Hunting Rights in Iowa

Farmers increasingly seek fees for exclusive hunting access as the deer season opens. Pheasants Galore founder Robert Manke notes Iowa was late to adopt this practice, with standard rates around 75 dollars per day. One farmer in Mapleton leases 640 acres to a hunter group to deter land damage, while state wildlife staff say most landowners still charge nothing and welcome thanks or a card.

Robert Manke Pheasants Galore Iowa Manke Seuren Amunenavick Mapleton Iowa Department of Natural Resources Terry Little

Iowa upland bird seasons open with broad statewide access

With eastern Iowa harvests reducing cover birds retreat to conservation acres fence rows and creek bottoms. Pheasant season runs until January 3 with a three cock daily limit and twelve in possession. Quail and gray partridge seasons extend through December 31 with eight birds per day and sixteen in possession. Jackrabbit hunting begins today through December 13 with a limit of three per day and six in possession. Hunting hours are 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. or sunrise to sunset for jackrabbits.

Iowa

One of Biggest Bucks Fell Near Toddville

Dale W Buck of Center Point reports a 9 point 282 pound field dressed buck shot last Saturday at 7 30 am near Toddville. The deer was chased through woods after an arrow struck its shoulder and lung and was finally tracked and tagged at 3 30 pm. Buck, with 20 years of hunting experience, notes it surpasses his previous catches. The hunter used his wife’s tree stand that morning as weather kept her home.

Dale W. Buck Center Point Toddville Dale Buck Dale

Cedar Rapids bird society events and duck contest notes

Cedar Rapids Audubon Society meets Monday at 7 p.m. at St. Pauls United Methodist Church with Fang Sun discussing Taiwan parks and flora birds. A Cedar Lake Park hike is set for next Saturday at 8 a.m. Meet at the old Wacky-T lot with scopes and binoculars. Also details on a Sierra Club chili supper, Duck Unlimited banquet postponement, trapping clinic in Lisbon, and local duck calling contest qualifiers for Stuttgart world event.

Cedar Rapids Ruth Gene Goebner Scott Carlson 26Th Ave Galesburg Stuttgart Ark Rob Sirowy Garry Carlson Wendall Carlson Cedar

Marshall tops Cedar Rapids Bass Masters for 1966 season

Cedar Rapids businessman Chuck Marshall, of Independence, wins the Cedar Rapids Bass Masters top trophy after 14.5 pounds in seven tournaments, totaling 633 points. Bret Karasek of Marion is runner up with 623 points. standings list names and weights for 12 competitors including Sindelar, Demory, Eide, Lane, Halverson, Heath, Hardman, Fischer, Bob Henderson, Sickels, and Ebel. The banquet to honor Marshall is November 20 at Longbranch Supper Club.

Chuck Marshall Cedar Rapids Longbranch Marshall David Sindelar Bill Demory Jeff Eide Marion Bill Lane Solon Dave Halverson Dennis Heath Wes Hardman Larry Fischer Bob Henderson Oakey Sickels Dwayne Ebel Shellsburg

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