Michigan any deer season sparks statewide debate
The 1950s Michigan deer management debate shows critics doubt the any deer approach while conservation leaders press for quick action to save the herd. Since 1952 archers and hunters have harvested hundreds of thousands of deer, with record takes in 1959 and steady growth over six seasons.
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Rural News Notes From Gilmore And Surrounding Areas
A rural news roundup lists visits from Crewdson of Little Rock and others to Gilmore, Mason and nearby towns. Attendees at the Gilmore Homecoming praise services at the Church of Christ while funerals touch the Mason Nazarene church for Douglas Johnson in a tractor accident. Families from Ohio and Indiana gather for reunions, card parties, weddings, and lake outings at Eight Point Lake.
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Deer permits due next month in Michigan
The Michigan Department of Conservation reports deer permit rules unchanged for 1959. Applications must be postmarked by midnight October 30 and mailed to Lansing. The Conservation Commission approved limits reducing antlerless and any deer permits to about 44 500 and 92 700 respectively, aiming to lower the kill to the set quota.
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Peppery Billy Martin braces for suspension amid 4s punch row
Weep Ewbank plans full effort for Colts as coach says winning takes priority for the league. Kentucky star Kelly Coleman to try out with the New York Knickerbockers after averaging 30.3 points in 28 games last season. St Louis Hawks announce triple signs Bob Petit Cliff Hagan Clyde Lovelette bringing 71.7 points per game average to the lineup.
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