Roanoke deer deaths prompt state wildlife probe
The Division of Game and Inland Fisheries investigates multiple deer deaths in the Roanoke River area and Hoke Cumberland counties. Autopsy on one deer found no cause as biologists coordinate with the State Veterinarian and State College officials.
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Division of Game and Inland Fisheries
Roanoke River
Scotland Neck
Lewiston
Hoke-Cumberland County
State College
W. K. Beichler
Mer John D. Finction
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Forestery Department
Virginia Fish and Game Department
U. S. Forest Service
Great Dismal Swamp
North Carolina
Pasquotank County
Elizabeth River
Albemarle Sound
Carolina
Lake Drummond
Dennis Hart
Raleigh
N. C
Pisgah National Forest
Holly Shelter
Pender County
E. L. Nicholson
Hunters urged to take dogs to save food and game
M B Allen of the Western Winchester hunting authority estimates eight million hunters in the United States can save millions of pounds of food this year by bringing a dog into the fields to retrieve game. The notice stresses dogs reduce loss of wildfowl and other game each year.
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M. B. Allen
Western - Winchester Hunting Authority
United States
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