U S Fish and Wildlife to Treat 18 More Streams for Lamprey Control
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service gains permission from Michigan officials to chemically treat 18 additional Lake Superior tributaries to destroy sea lamprey larvae. The August 20 permit by Gerald E T Michigan Conservation Department director raises total treated streams to 80, including Waiska Betsy Chippewa Little Two Hearted Seven Mile Beaver Miners All Train Big Garlic Iron Pine Huron Little Gratiot Traverse Solmon Trout Misery Firesteel Cranberry rivers.
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Upper Peninsula
Michigan Conservation Department
Gerald E. T
Lake Superior
Michigan
Lake Huron
Lake Michigan
James W. Moffett
Great Lake Fishery Investigations
U.S. Fish and Widlife Service
Waiska
Betsy
Chippewa County
Little Two Heart
Luce County
Seven Mile
Beaver
Alger County
Marquette County
Huron
Baraga County
Keeweenaw County
Houghton County
Ontonagon County
Real Estate Listings Near Clare Michigan Area
Real estate ad listing multiple properties acres and foreclosures near Clare Beaverton Mt Pleasant Gladwin Coleman Hope Hope area detailing land size improvements barns homes frontage and prices with down payments and terms. Licensed broker Fred L. Kicensed Beaverton Michigan office hours 9 to 5.
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Miles S
Bhaverton
Cedar River
Beaverton
Tobacco River
N.E
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Gooleman
Gladwin Coun
Coleman
North Bradley
Ross Lake
Fred L. Kicensed
Beaverton, Mich
Special Waterfowl Shooting Hours Set in Saginaw Bay
Waterfowl hunting will have an early daily close in part of Saginaw Bay from October 1 to December 9. It is unlawful to shoot migratory birds after 4 pm within a boundary from Sand Point to Fish Point, along North Heisterman Maison Defoe and Lone Tree islands. The rule aims to protect ducks in adjacent bays and was approved by the state Conservation Commission after a telephone poll.
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Saginaw’ Bay
Sand Point
Sehewaing
Saginaw Bay
State Conservation Commission
Conservation Department
Great Lakes
Lake St. Clair
Michigan to issue 55 601 any deer permits for northern zones
The Michigan Interim Committee kept the any deer season, approving 55 601 permits for northern peninsula zones and 24 areas in the lower peninsula. Hunters may apply via regular licenses. deadline is October 10 with drawings around October 20. Nonresident hunters must buy a nonresident license.
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Michigan
Legislative
The
Conservation Commission
Themelves
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Department of Conservation
Lansing
Small Game and Deer Licenses Mailed in Michigan
Michigan Conservation Department begins mammoth mailing of about 1,700,000 small game and deer licenses to 4200 license dealers. The August 12 start plans ensure distribution before fall hunting season. 1958 Game Law Digests and later supplements on waterfowl and special deer seasons will also be shipped, with special season permit info due by September.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
State Conservation Commission Meeting Notice
The next monthly meeting of the state Conservation Commission will be held September 18 19 at the Conservation Department Higgins Lake training school. An informal session is at 3 p.m. Thursday September 18 with the formal session at 9 a.m. Friday September 19. All meetings are open to the public.
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State Conservation Commission
Conservation Department
Higgins Lake
ORDER WANT ABS In The Sentinel 4 contact all prospects
In the Sentinel 4 issue a call goes out to all prospects to contact ABS for orders. The ad urges prompt responses and lists no further details beyond seeking engagement and connections with potential buyers or partners.
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Sentinel 4
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