Montana sets deer elk bear and lion seasons for 1976
The Montana Fish and Game Commission approved regulations for 1976 deer elk bear and mountain lion seasons after consulting sports groups and agricultural interests. Deer openings start Oct 24 with varying closing dates. antlered buck limits apply. some districts require drawings and a tentative 1 000 deer licenses for nonresidents. Elk seasons mirror deer with district variations. nonresidents need a 225 combination license covering deer elk black bear game birds and fishing. Bear seasons restrict grizzlies to 11 districts with a 25 total. black bears run April 1 to Nov 28 with spring licenses at 36. Mountain lions open Dec 1 1976 to Apr 30 1977 in most districts. some districts open Sept 15. draws and license applications due by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Wes Woodgerd
Montana Department of Fish and Game
Plains
Continental Divide
Montana
Cooke City
Sun River
Beartooth
Judith
Woodgerd
Teton County 4-H Speech Contest Winners Named
Fourteen 4-H youths competed in the Teton County event. Senior winner Tom Evans of Pendray Eager Beavers spoke on Venus earth relationships. Junior winner Lyle Hodgskiss of Cho teau Meadowlarks discussed saline seep control. Also advancing to KSEN contest are Scott Payton Bonnie Hodgskiss Gloria Neckstad and Polly Bergen. You can hear their speeches on April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Tom Evans
Pendray Eager Beavers
Venus
Earth
Lyle Hodgskiss
Choteau Meadowlarks
Scott Payton
Bonnie Hodgskiss
Gloria Neckstad
Polly Bergen
Dutton Willing Workers
KSEN
Local Boxers Win Matches In Helena Card
Two Carroll College students from Chateau won their boxing bouts in Helena last weekend. Steve Petrilli 155 pounds stopped Mark Lekic of Butte in round three. Jerry Breen 175 pounds won a unanimous decision over Niels Pederson of Rolling Hills California and Petrilli received the Bishop Hunthausen Outstanding Boxer award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll College
Chateau
Helena
Steve Petrilli
Mark Lekic
Butte
Jerry Breen
Niels Pederson
Rolling Hills
Calif
Petrilli
Bishop Hunthausen
Don Petrilli
Breen
Bill Breen
Choteau
Vision Program To Aid Blind This Summer
The Montana Association for the Blind offers a summer orientation program at Montana State University in Bozeman from June 27 to July 31. Open to newly blind and those with deteriorating vision, no age limit, health required, eligible attendees pay nothing. For details contact the Montana Association for the Blind or the nearest District office of Visual Services Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Association For the Blind
Montana State University
Bozeman
The
Kalispell
Mont
Visual Services Division
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wade Toren
Fairfield
Roger Nordhagen
Dan Campbell
Rocky Daily
Rob Jimenez
Steve Howard
Brad McCauley
Mark Fellows
Russ Mills
Neal Snyder
Forrest Mathis
Fish and Game News
Don Rogers
Steelgas