Oregon adjust big game rifle rules to 24 inch minimum
The Oregon Game Commission liberalized big game rifle use, lowering minimum caliber for elk sheep and goats from 25 to 24 inches with a 1200 foot pound energy at 100 yards. The panel retained current deer caliber for a year while studying small bore centerfire options and urged hunters to use big bore rifles for reliable stopping power.
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Oregon Timber Harvest Declines Slightly From 1968 Peak
Coos County ranks seventh in state timber output as Oregon's 1969 log total reached 9.128 billion board feet. Western Oregon produced 7.071 billion. eastern Oregon 2.058 billion. Private lands supplied 4.144 billion. national forests 3.464 billion. BLM 1.206 billion. Douglas County led with 1.671 billion, Lane 1.450 billion, Linn 668 million, Clackamas 485 million, Jackson 454 million, Curry 406 million. East Oregon's Klamath led with 494 million.
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Navy recruit Howard Porter sails to Treasure Island
Howard Porter departed Tuesday for Treasure Island to await orders for Navy service following his recent reenlistment. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Howard Porter.
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