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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
10
At Enterprise on January 9 1975 Jim Dean recalls a quail hunt with Mike and Cindy. A covey explodes from the field and both shooters miss as birds scatter, humorously noting the paradox that more birds make hitting them harder.
Roger Caras, leading zoological expert, argues zoos must receive massive funding and new ideas or face extinction. In International Wildlife he outlines futuristic, modernized parks with amplified insect heartbeats and satellite TV lion safaris as they become survival centers for endangered species.
The United States Power Squadron and High Point Parks and Recreation will offer the Basic Boating Course at Astor Dowdy Towers Auditorium, 701 East Green Drive. The 12 week program starts Wednesday January 15 1975 at 7 30 pm with registration on opening night. The course covers safety seamanship navigation rules of the road chart piloting small boat handling and more. An exam at the end earns a certificate and no obligation to USPS is assumed. Ed Gawler is commander and Dr Harold Green is educational officer.
A Richmond County hunting party on New Year’s Day reports a fruitless deer chase despite a full day afield. Hounds were released, tracks were spotted, but no buck was taken until mid afternoon. the group enjoyed camaraderie around breakfast and a Van Camp Special lunch, ending with a satisfying if quiet hunt.
In a winter of recession the author notes an expected rise in canoe sales as a cheaper boating option. Canoeing appeals for low initial cost and long life, with canoes praised for portability, versatility, and safety. The article includes a Q&A on canoe types, construction, and rope equipment to enhance readiness and safety on water ventures.
Outdoor writer recounts a chaotic crow hunting day in Iredell County with missed shots, missing firearm, and odd luck. A leg of misfortune includes dead batteries, a broken plan, and a joke fueled finale at John's Trading Post. Local chatter notes crow regulations may aid action when season opens.
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