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Kings Mountain Herald

Location

Kings Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1949

Page

7

Semi Wild Hog Hunts Announced in Fires Creek Area

The Wildlife Notes column reports semi wild hog hunts authorized in Fires Creek Wildlife Management Area Nantahala National Forest for November 28 to December 3. Daily bag is one hog per hunter with no limit on participants, permits cost $1 at area stations, hogs descended from historic grazing hogs, and aims to reduce wild populations. The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission warns hunters not to exceed the daily bag limit, citing illegal practice of sharing or hunting for others in the party.

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Annual Christmas Seal Sale Opens In Kings Mountain

Kings Mountain hosts the annual Christmas seal sale with about 4000 letters sent and 900 five dollar bond offers. The Cleveland County Tuberculosis Association aims for 750 in donations to fund the mobile X Ray unit, which has already screened around 7000 residents in its first six months.

Kings Mountain B. M. Jarrett Shelby Cleveland County Tuberculosis Association Cleveland Mar. Fett Association

National Forest Coon and Possum Hunts Announced

The Pisgah National Forest and Nantahala areas will permit coon and opossum hunting this year with ten nights in the Pisgah Preserve from December 12 to 23 and ten nights in the Nantahala areas December 5 to 16 plus December 19 to 23. Special permits cost 5 dollars for a party of one to five in the Pisgah Preserve and 1 dollar per hunter elsewhere with unlimited party size. Bag limits are one raccoon per hunter and unlimited opossums. Permits available at area check stations. Also noted are North Carolina Wheat stocks totaling 3,532,000 bushels as of October 1, up from 3,220,000 last year.

Wa— ‘National Forest Pisgah National Same Fires Creek Nancahaia National Forest Col Paton Pisgah National Game Nantahala Daniel Boone Pisgah National Forest Pisgah North Carolina

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