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Newspaper
Sandpoint Daily Bee
Location
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1976
Page
5
Bonner County reader warns that dogs depredate whitetail deer on prime winter range in north Idaho. He cites three recent sightings, notes deer are at peak condition but vulnerable, and urges owners to restrain pets to prevent further wildlife harm.
Idaho Fish and Game Commission will discuss whether hunters must pick a weapon type before trips. A rifle user could not later hunt an archery season under the proposed system. Commissioners also examine delaying backcountry unit openings and potential electric motor restrictions on boats in motors banned waters.
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission will set 1977 opening dates and review updates on Crane Falls Lake management as a quality fishery. It will consider two department statements, a humane predator control proposal, and several fisheries projects including McCall Hatchery chinook program, coded wire tagging, stream classification, and an effluent settling pond at Hagerman hatchery to meet EPA permit standards.
Ed and Ted Nordgaarden from Sandpoint journeyed 1400 miles to Cade River British Columbia. Ted, 16, won the moose trip at the Bonner County SMen Association dinner. Ted shot a 1300 pound moose with a 50 inch rack on October 24.
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game recommends opening dates and new hunts for 1977. Proposals include delaying deer and elk starts in several units, restoring separate seasons, adding moose and antelope hunts, adjusting bear closures, and splitting a goat hunt to scatter hunters. A public hearing is set for December 7 at the department headquarters.
International Wildlife magazine notes Americans complain about imported animals becoming pests while some U S exports stir outrage abroad. The muskrat and largemouth bass are cited as examples of animals nicknamed ugly Americans for environmental impact overseas.
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