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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1935
Page
3
A Penna Game News hunting narrative describes Jer ry and two pointers, Jim and Ted, guiding a covey of northern quail in Indian summer. It details strategy for line, bird selection, and a working agreement, climaxing with the covey rise and a four bird score. The piece extols sportsmanship and safety with a Red alert.
Homemade cloth bags come in various sizes to hold camp gear. One bag may store personal care items like toothpaste and brushes, another larger bag could hold tools, first aid supplies, and repair gear. Each bag should bear identification to locate contents quickly during packing or emergencies.
The notice warns Spike bucks are protected and antlerless deer must be reported within 72 hours or a 25.00 fine applies. Hunters in Warren Potter Forest Cameron Lycoming Centre Bradford Sullivan McKean Tioga Elk Clinton Clearfield Pike counties may kill antlerless deer on December 12 14 and 18 only. Carcasses must be kept and not consumed in camp unless the hunter’s permanent residence. The Game Commission urges not to shoot spike antlerless deer.
Vernon Bailey notes that ancient Kentucky Indians reserved bear refuges and limited hunts to keep a steady supply of bear fat meat and skins. He suggests reviving “beloved bear grounds” today as a conservation example. Granville Boyd urges hunters in Pennsylvania to spread hay around camps to sow timothy and clover seeds for spring game feed. Are you ready for hunting season with gun license clothing and ammo checked?
The Indiana County Fish and Games Association hosts a Field Day at the Association Club grounds two miles west of Indiana on Thursday October 24. Dog displays include bird, rabbit, coon and other hunting dogs for prizes. no pedigrees needed. A high power rifle shoot and skeet range are open to the public, program starts 10 a.m. and runs to evening with lunch and drinks on site. No admission charge.
Rich is Richer Woods Rich of Woolrich Mills in Woolrich Pennsylvania won 22 dollars from a New York City rival after betting on deer sighting along the Coudersport Pike. The wager paid 20 dollars for reaching over 20 deer and extra for each deer beyond the mark. They ended up with 42 deer plus 3 grouse 1 rabbit and a ground hog.
In Irvona Clearfield county two tame crows fly around homes and trees at the call of their owner. The local Sportsmen Association uses the decoys with white cloth tied to their feet to deter shooting. Sunday hunting is unlawful and open-season rules specify hours and limits for wild turkeys ruffed grouse raccoons and other game, with raccoon trapping exceptions.
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