Idaho chukar season yields record harvest and new hunters
Idaho reports the longest chukar hunting season from September to December produced a record harvest of about 99 000 birds, with 17 000 hunters participating, well above 1961 and long-term averages. The population is estimated between 500 000 and a million as birds adapt to the terrain. Sage grouse and ring necked pheasants also show mating activity and monitoring for the 12th year of Spritz counts.
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Idaho Boss Office Won’t Lose IRS Payroll Says Church
Senator Frank Church reports assurances from Treasury officials that the Boise Idaho Internal Revenue Service office will keep its payroll and services. The pledge follows protests over a plan to move much of the Idaho operation to Salt Lake City and promises to improve Idaho services.
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Lincoln orders withdrawal of troops from strikebreaking
In 1863 President Abraham Lincoln ordered federal troops to withdraw from strikebreaking after an appeal from St. Louis printers. He stated that servants of the federal government should not interfere with the legitimate demands of labor.
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Pheasant Crowing Count Methods Across Stations
Description outlines a method where observers at stations record rooster calls for two minutes to measure pheasant crowing. Counts are used with ratio data to track yearly trends in breeding pheasant populations.
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