Poaching: Maryland CAP program backs anti poaching push
Poaching drains state and federal resources. Maryland launches Catch-A-Poacher CAP with a $50 reward, funded by $2500 and supported by Maryland Association for Wildlife Conservation and Maryland Wildlife Federation. Since fall, 19 cases surfaced, mainly spotlighting. Washington County group donates $200 to CAP. Citizens urged to report details via toll free 1-800-492-1138.
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CAP Donation Helps Catch-A-Poacher Reward Fund
Jack Wetzel, secretary of the Washington County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs, presents a $200 check to the Catch-A-Poacher reward fund. DNR officers D H Simmons Ray Harner and FPWS public information officer Steve Schneider accept. Contributions are tax deductible and can be sent to CAP Maryland DNR Tawes Building Annapolis 21401.
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Jack Wetzel
Washington County Federation of Sportsmens Clubs
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Natural Resources Police
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Ray Harner
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Washington County Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs
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Annapolis
LCRs reshape bass gear with four models in production
Hummingbird introduces the Liquid Crystal Recorder line from Atlanta show. Models LCR 1000 and 2000 start production first due to strong demand, with 3000 slated for spring and 4000 later. The devices blend flicker-free viewing, temporary storage, and STC clarity, priced between flashers and chart recorders. Bass anglers see high potential as early units reach shops while cold Potomac waters slow action.
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Former Ram All-Pro to coach at Columbia
Former All-Pro cornerback Rod Perry, 31, was named defensive secondary coach as part of a six assistant staff at Columbia under head coach Jim Garrett. Perry played 10 NFL seasons with the Rams and Browns, earning a 1978 Pro Bowl selection, and will work with assistants Heese, Ferrari, Jacobs, Benedict, and Hal Hunter Sr. Reese will be defensive coordinator leading a unit including Ferrari on the defensive line and Jacobs on linebackers. Benedict becomes receivers coach while Hunter takes over the offensive line duties.
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Indianapolis Colts
Deep Water LCR Models Feature Depth Settings Vary
All four LCR models share water proof construction 200 KAZ frequency 12 volt power and four adjustable depth settings. The LCR 1000 2000 and 4000 offer depth ranges 0-15 feet 0-30 feet 0-4 feet and 0-720 inches respectively. The LCR 3000 designed for deep water uses 0-30 inches 0-60 inches 0-120 inches 0-240 inches and an extra setting 0-480 inches.
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