Open Season For Sharp-tailed Grouse And Partridge
The 1972 season runs from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset on listed days in open areas shown on the map. The rest of the state remains closed to sharp tailed grouse Hungarian and chukar partridge hunting including preserves and parks. Daily limit four sharp tailed grouse and aggregate six partridge with a twelve possession. Take by shotgun up to ten gauge or long bow and arrow.
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Indian Agency
Forest Advisory Council Members Are Announced
George N Engler named new and continuing members to the Lewis and Clark Forest Advisory Council. New appointees include Vincent Bush of Great Falls president of the Montana AFL CIO Lt Col William R Wiseman of Great Falls Malmstrom AFB Charles Blixrud operator of 7 Lazy P Resort Chateau Don Powell First National Bank White Sulphur Springs. Continuing members include Margaret Adams Glenn Lockwood Bill Bertsche Brad Parrish Don Pfau Earl Berthelson Andy Grande Hal Stearns. Members serve until June 30 1973 with a field meeting planned Sept 22 in the Judith River area to observe logging elk logging research and other forest practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark Forest
George N. Engler
Vincent Bush
Great Falls
Montana
Afl-Cio
William R. Wiseman
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Charles Blixrud
Chateau
Don Powell
First National Bank
White Sulphur Springs
Margaret Adams
Glenn Lockwood
Bill Bertsche
Brad Parrish
Lewistown
Don Pfau
Earl Berthelson
Conrad
Andy Grande
Lennep
Hal Stearns
Harlowton
Forest Service
Judith River
Montana Waterfowl Seasons 1972 Open Oct 1
The 1972 Montana migratory waterfowl season opens October 1 with Central Flyway limits set by a point system and Pacific Flyway limits by bird numbers. Special rules cover bow or shotgun hunting, 10 gauge limits, and 3-shell capacity. Pacific Flyway ducks run Oct 1, 1972 to Jan 1, 1973 with six daily ducks and 12 possession. canvasbacks closed. Coots 25, mergansers limited. geese rules split by divides. whistling swan permits limited to 500 in Teton County. closures listed for several counties and areas. Also includes notes on wheat streak mosaic in local crops and control guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Central Flyway
Pacific Flyway
Wynn Freeman
Fish and Game Department
Pacific
Continental Divide
Fish and Game
Teton County
Helena
Beaverhead
Gallatin
Madison
Freezout Lake
Teton
September Proclaimed Army Month in Montana
Governor Forrest Anderson designates September 1972 as Modern Volunteer Army Month urging Montanans especially youths ages 17 to 21 to explore all volunteer opportunities. Lt Col Richard Hoy notes business support for recruiting and displays while highlighting benefits and pay for new enlistees. The article adds unrelated facts on an extinct bird and Eric the Red’s naming of Greenland.
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Forrest Anderson
Montana
Richard Hoy
U. S. Army
Helena
MVA
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Roxy
FBI
SUN
Dean Martin
Brian Keith
Safeco
Agency
Forest Advisory Council
Acantha
The
United States
Choteau Acantha
Fish & Game News
Wilson
Warm Springs
Lake Helena
Helena Valley
Lewis and Clark County
Osterbauer
Hill County
Fresno
Madison County
Madison Valley
Ennis
Collins
Dutton
Pendrey
Zenith
General Electric
Andy’s Appliance Center
National Geographic Society
Eric the Red
Greenland
Arctic Island
Hanusa Agency
John - Jay - Stan
Choteau Acanth
Chateau, Mont
Dutton Machinery
Dutton, Montana
Burlington Northern
Burlington
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