Mourning doves harvest in Texas hits 4.8 million in 1975-76
Parks and Wildlife Department notes a poor season with an estimated 4.8 million mourning doves taken statewide. Doves averaged 5.4 per day with 203,278 hunters logging 916,800 field days. Western Texas saw more doves while Pineywoods and Coastal Prairies declined.
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Three Fish Added To Endangered List In Texas
Parks and Wildlife add three small fish to the states endangered species list. Each species is under two inches long and resembles other minnow types. Leon Springs pupfish lives along Fort Stockton area streams. Amistad guamibupe at Goodenough Spring stream. San Marcos gambusia near San Marcos crossing of Interstate 35.
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49ers Find Wild Pigs Rival Grid Battle In Cal State
Vallejo AP. Three 49ers hunters Cus Banaszek Larry Schreiber and Skip Vanderbundt chase feral hogs in Tehama County Dye Creek Reserve amid reports up to 3000 wild pigs. A sow bears two litters yearly about four offspring each. Hog hunts end with two 150 pound ferals dressed out. danger noted if surprise encounter. Also Gus Freeland scores a hole in one at Meadowbrook Golf Course on 175 yards.
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Survey Indicates Good Chicken Crop
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department biologists completed the annual prairie chicken count. Forty three booming grounds in Hemphill and Wheeler counties were monitored in April recording 819 male birds. The count shows a 21 percent increase.
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Briscoe Names Texans to Gulf of Mexico Fishery Council
Gov Dolph Briscoe proposed Pearce Johnson of Austin as a voting Texas member on the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council and named John Green Pat Pace and Fred Mary as additional Texas representatives. Secretary Richardson will pick one as Texas representative with 34 Texans in six at large council positions. The council covers Texas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Florida.
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