Central Idaho’s Primitive Area tracked by state game officer
The Boise based chief of the game management division Levi Mohler explains how conservation officers gather deer and elk harvest data from hunter report cards. Card returns peak at 2 000 to 8 000 daily during season and total around 65 000 in 1967 with 67 000 more mailed last fall. Checking stations supplement data for controlled hunts on antelope moose mountain sheep and goats, providing age sex ratios herd composition and weights.
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Idaho
Boise
Levi Mohler
Mohler
Department
United States
Training mongrel puppies into hunting dogs is futile
Henry P. Davis argues that Mongrel dogs generally cannot become satisfactory gun dogs. While some mixed breeds may perform, the end result is a mongrel that cannot reproduce its kind. Stick to purebreds and train for a specific hunt type. An optician fills prescriptions for eyewear and an oculist or optometrist handles eye care.
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Henry P. Davis
Sporting Dogs
Sports Afield Magazine
Statewide harvest figures sought for deer elk by new survey
The department began using a comprehensive hunter questionnaire in 1963 to obtain statewide harvest figures for game and fish. It aimed to quantify annual totals for species like deer and elk, beyond what checking stations could record.
Community Notes and Social Visits Across Idaho and Utah
Liberty and Sharon Bishop return from Salt Lake City conference. Numerous Hymas, Roberts, and related families visit Idaho Falls and Salt Lake City. Joak Lythgoe performs for fund drive. Students compete in music contests with Fielding Band earning a One rating.
Lanark News Briefs Highlight Local Family Events
David Parker and sons James and Melvin attend a 4 H meeting in Ovid Ward Chapel. J T Eborn family welcomes a newborn son weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. Albert Hamburg of Dingte is reported dead. Various visits among Eborn Parker Barker Burton families recur with cousins, friends, and travel to Salt Lake City, Preston, and Blackfoot for events. Bruce Passey in California visits home. Fielding Music students travel with local children to Blackfoot. Boy Scouts plan rifle shoot and Hot Springs swim. David Orr ill with crepitus but later improves.
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Bishop
Marvin Hymas
Salt Lake City
Rao Hymas
Lester Roberts
Idaho Falls
Arthur Sibbetts
DuWain Passey
Gary Merrell
Hulme Matthews
Pocatello
Ella Wheeler
Norman Roberts
Blackfoot
Preston
Joak Lythgoe
Merry Milk Man
Kid
Will
David Parker
James
Melvin
Agnes Eborn
Ovid Ward
Harlan Eborn
J. T. Eborn
Montpelier
Albert Hamburg
Dingte
Virgil Eborn
Paris
Irwin S. Barker
Irwin Parker
Grace
Lincoln Burton
Bruce Passey
Air Force
California
Menan
Otto Gauer
Leo F. Passey
David Parker Visme
Shelley
Hot Springs
James Parker
Merrill Beck
James Eborn
Gary Roberts
Blair Findlay
David I. Orr
Hart Findlay
Local Couple Wed in Weekend ceremony
Mas Ferris Hymas and Dean Thompson married last Saturday. A tea for the newlyweds will be held Wednesday at the home of Reed Hymas. W K Matthews and other relatives attended events and visits in Utah and Idaho last week.
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Mas
Ferris Hymas
Rs. Reed Hymas
Deanna Thompson
Montpelier
Reed Hymas
W. K. Matthews
USU
Logan
Keith Anderson
Tremonton
Utah
Elza Poulsen
Daryl Poulsen
Pocatello and
Grace
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Fish & Game Weekly Report
Pontiac
Packard
Tom
Paris Post
Hotel Paris
Holiday Inn
Bear Lake
Sapphire
R —E
Lynn Martin
Liberty
Sharon
Liberty Ward
Kelly Matthews
Karen Hymas
Ann Miller
Linda Hymas
Elva Hymas
Flora Roberts
Joan Hymas
Dennis Hymas
Fielding
Bruce
Evanston
Wyo
Beryl Loveland
Fayon Pugmires
Ezra Peterson
Ogden
Leonard Johnson
Georgetown
Fern Galloway
Bern
Lavine Newman
Son Vern
Magna
Jay Hymas
Nampa
Ivan Hy
Olds
Hanson Chevrolet Company
Montpelier, Idaho
Lanark’ News
Mountain States
Ake
Rew
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