Predatory Animal Reports Highlight Oregon County Losses
Livestock losses in Oregon for the second quarter rise from predatory animals with 904 farm or range animals and 312 federal fish and wildlife service figures. Hunters disposed 173 coyotes, 107 bobcats, 60 peers and 34 foxes totaling 74 predatory animals. Forty hunters across 32 counties killed 64 badgers 11 skunks 58 raccoons 213 porcupines and 6 wild housecats.
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Oregon
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
M. E. Knickerbocker
Lake County
Malheur
Marion
Jackson
Tillamook
Malheur County
Douglas County
Lane County
Coos County
Klamath County
Harney County
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All-Star Grid Teams Preparing For Shrine Battle
Metropolitan and State all-star football squads prep for the 8th Shrine game at Multnomah Stadium on August 20. Oregon’s 1954 seniors will train two weeks, meet at a luncheon August 8, and visit the Shriners Hospital for crippled children.
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Portland
Shriners
Multnomah Stadium
Oregon
Tom DeSylvia
Jefferson High
Metros
Lee Gustafson
South Salem High
State
Ramblings Continue On Wildlife Trapping Debate
The letter argues trapping as a solution harms wildlife and questions the value of poison operations. It urges contacting the Oregon State Game Commission to verify trapping licenses issued last winter, noting declining trapper numbers and low fur prices.
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Dement
Oregon State Game Commission
Teddy Roosevelt
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