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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1969

Page

26

Monster 11 point buck haunts Winston County hunting club

Crant Berry owner of Yellow Creek Docks on Smith Lake shows off a giant 11 pointer he hunted near Addison in Winston County. The deer, estimated at 180 pounds dressed, sparked talk of Boone and Crockett potential and rival claims of even bigger local racks. The Bankhead Sportsmen's Club, with 55 000 acres and 800 members, restricts hunting to buck deer archery and legal firearms.

Tony Estes Crant Berry Yellow Creek Smith Lake Crant Marina Mr. Berry Brushy Sispey Rudolph Berry Winston County Addison Double Springs Bankhead Sportsmen’s Club

Duck Season Opens December Seventeenth With Limits Outlined

Alabama opens the duck season at 6 17 Wednesday morning December 17 and runs to January 15. Daily limits include four ducks with up to two mallards two wood ducks and one canvasback or one redhead. mergansers have a five bird limit with one hooded merganser allowed. Coats have a ten bird limit. Public hunting rules prohibit baited or moving-waterfowl shooting and require licenses and a Federal duck stamp for hunters over sixteen. Goose season runs November 3 to January 11, making all waterfowl legally huntable. Wheeler Refuge offers Wednesday tours by Forester Richard Bays near White Springs Dike.

Alabama Wheeler Refuge Richard Bays White Springs

Bison Triumph Over Montana 30-3 in Camellia Bowl

North Dakota State defeats Montana 30-3 to claim the undisputed No. 1 small college football title. Senior Bruce Grasamke passes and runs for a pair of scores aided by defender Steven Krumrer’s plays. Montana, unbeaten at 9-0, suffers its first bowl loss before 2,000 fans.

Sacramento Calif North Dakota State Montana Bruce Grasamke Bison Steven Krumrer University of Montana Grizzlies Big Sky Bisons jPlays Grasamke Dennis Preboski North Dakota

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