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Newspaper
Country Today
Location
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1978
Page
15
Robins nest notes detail horned larks in bare or short grass fields through October, Lapland longspurs arriving after a tundra summer, and Wilson snipe plus pectoral sandpipers using moist brown soil. Observations cover juncos, tree sparrows, red tails, harriers, eagles, and a question about brown backed nectar feeders, with author contact for comments.
Stanley farmer Stanley Romanowski reports a 380-pound black bear killed two 200-pound heifers in his barn last month. The bear entered through an open door and fed room before roaming the stall area. With 130 dogs, trackers pursued the bear after obtaining DNR permission.
Spectrum 28 will air an interview with 77 year old Wyoming photographer and climber Finis Mitchell. The Wind River Range pioneer discusses mountains glacier lakes and 12500 foot Mitchell Peak named for a wildlife photographer. The program debuts Thursday Oct 19 at 7 30 pm and repeats Saturday Oct 21 at 10 30 am on WHWC channel 28 Menomonie.
The Wisconsin Claims Board voted to pay $1000 to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Johnson for house damage caused by a deer that, after a car collision on I-94, crashed through a window and ran through two rooms before being shot. The amount is the highest the board can grant without a legislative appropriation.
State Sen. Tom Harnisch warned Osseo Rod and Gun Club members that anti hunting and anti gun forces exist in Wisconsin and are organized and vocal. He urged rural sportsmen to mobilize to protect hunting fishing trapping and conservation laws, listing issues like wetlands protection one deer licensing fees hunter orange and habitat acquisition as upcoming legislative battles.
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