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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1974

Page

12

Grandmother Bear Milestone at Grandfather Mountain

Mildred the Bear at Grandfather Mountain is now a grandmother as her four year old daughter Mini gives birth to a healthy cub. The tiny female cub’s eyes won’t open for about three weeks while she stays beneath mother Mini in a straw nest.

Mini Mildred Grandfather Mountain

Last Hunt Bitter Sweet All Outdoors Pesticides Get Quail

Associate Sports Editor Benny Phillips notes quail hunting on ABC American Sportsman with Cale Yarborough and Roy Clark at Yarborough's South Carolina farm. The piece covers season issues, pesticide concerns, and upcoming marlin tournaments at Wrightsville Beach, Morehead City, Hatteras.

Benny Phillips Cale Yarborough Roy Clark Yarborough Timmonsville S. C S. C. Wildlife Department Orangeburg Mike Gaddis

Replica of World Record Bass Celebrates Legendary Catch

A fiberglass replica showcases the famed 1932 world record largemouth bass caught by George W. Perry in Montgomery Lake near Lumberton Georgia. The piece notes Perry's age of 19, the fish’s 28 inch girth and 324 inch length, and Perry's death in 1974.

Harold Sharp Lake Miramar Calif George W Perry Montgomery Lake Lumberton

Wildlife Week marked in North Carolina and nationwide

North Carolina groups join state and local efforts for the 37th National Wildlife Week. Sponsored by the National Wildlife Federation and affiliates, the 1974 theme is We Care About Endangered Wildlife. Over 100 species are on the Interior Department list, including the southern bald eagle and American peregrine falcon.

North Carolina National Wildlife Federation Department of Interior Piedmont Monroe Siler City Concord-Kannapolis Thomasville-Lexington Winston- Salem Greensboro City Hall South Carolina Wildlife Departments Department Columbia

Tires to Make Fish Home by Jim Tyler

Wilmington report notes 100000 scrap tires staged for ocean bottom reefs to aid fish habitat. NC and New Hanover County collaborate with fisheries to compress tires into 18 inch units, strung on cable necklaces with anchors. Pressing yields 1000 to 2000 tires daily, aiding waste disposal and reducing land fill usage.

Jim Tyler Wilmington North Carolina

Angling Close To Home Is A Gas

Angling column notes gas shortages but urges near to home fishing options. It lists Western Piedmont Lake Lure Lake James Lake Rhodhiss Lake Adger Lake Summit Northern Piedmont W Kerr Scott Lake Lookout Shoals Lake Central Piedmont Blewett Falls Lake Eastern Piedmont and Sandhills and other waters with guidance on access, species, and local regulations.

Piedmont Rutherfordton Carolinas Spindale Hubert Greens Greene Lake Lure Lake James Marion-Morganton Spruce Pine Blue Ridge Mountains Lake Rhodhiss Hickory Granite Falls Morganton Hudson Lenoir Polk County Highway 9 Columbus Tryon Lake Summit Henderson County Hendersonville Saluda Northern W. Kerr Scott Virginia N.C Wilkes County Wilkesboro North Taylorsville Boone Lookout Shoals Lake Norman Catawba Claremont Newton-Conover Stony Point Statesville Blewett Falls Pee Dee River Anson-Richmond County Wadesboro Rockingham Ellerbe Lilesville Sandhill Sandhills Wildlife Commission Hayes Pond Carolina Power Maxton-Lumberton John’s Pond Laurinburg Thaggard

Boating docking tips from Stan Davies

Stan Davies explains simple dock approach rules and common errors for boaters. Slow to assess wind current and wave effects before docking, stop briefly, then dock. He answers questions on bow angle, stern swing, houseboats in wind, single screw propulsion, and mooring buoy pick up with practical advice and demonstrations.

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