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D Day Hunting Season Opens With Record Participation
The 1963 hunting season opened with many hunters taking to wetlands and fields despite warm weather. Goose and duck prospects varied with large numbers of geese in southern areas and belt-heat crowds chasing late-maturing mallards. The Manitoba Saskatchewan border wetlands pilot pays farmers 14000 to protect 1011 acres for duck nesting, marking a broader preservation push.
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D-Day
Game and Fish Association
Ed Lewis
Manitoba - Saskatchewan