Wildlife fishing and predator hunting update in Coeur d'Alene region
Reports note improving fishing around the Coeur d'Alene area with perch on Fernan Lake and trout on the Spokane River. Kokanee on Pend Oreille show action with high daily counts for commercial fishers, while whitefish in the North Fork Coeur d'Alene River and nearby waters draw steady pressure. Predator hunting grows, using calls or trained dogs with electric collars to avoid deer.
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Coeur d’Alene
Fennan Lake
Fernance
Spokane
Coeur d’ Aene
Washington State Line
Pend Oreille
St. Joe River
Priest River
Kokanee
Pend Oreille Lake
Deer problem grows as pets threaten local wildlife
Shorten and Whipple discuss deer predation by pets and reduced snow, noting fewer problems this year but a nationwide increase. A Boston UP I dispatch reports a Worcester advocate urging repeal of gender designation laws, arguing the constitution speaks for the people not males.
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Boston
UPI
State Senate Committee On Commerce and Labor
Stephanie Rippel
Worcester
William X. Wall
WPA
Works Progress Administration
Television Schedule Highlights February Listings
A dense two day broadcast guide shows Sesame Street and The French Chef on February 5 with film features and documentaries including Net Playhouse Five Tomorrows and Washington Week in Review. February 6 offers Beyond the Arctic Circle and The Brave Little Tailor and Other Stories, plus Soul and The Forsyte Saga Episode 13 Encounter.
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Jean Cox
Washington Week IN Review
NET Playhouse
Hans Christian Anderson
Fieur
Forsytes
Michael Ment
Jon Forsyte
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