Idaho deer mirrors cut highway deaths and frogs offer hunting
State wildlife notes describe deer mirror experiments along Boundary County highways reducing deer fatalities by about half over three years and planned expansion north of Blanchard to test persistence. It also promotes bullfrog night hunting after rule changes allowing lights and mechanical devices with a 12 frogs per day limit.
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Idaho
Panhandle
Boundary County
Blanchard
Idaho warns against keeping fawns as pets and law penalties
The Idaho Fish and Game Department warns it is illegal to possess fawns or any deer out of season with fines or imprisonment. People think they are rescuing lost fawns, but the deer fare poorly in captivity and can become dangerous. In Columbia, South Carolina, National Guardsmen and police restored calm after another tear gas barrage on campus with 86 arrests including curfew violators and inciters to riot.
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Idaho Fish and Game Department
Idaho
Columsia
S.C
UPD
University of South Carolina
Honeymoon Lodging Fiasco Ends With Probation
In Torquay England UPI reports Brian Weekes received two years probation after admitting he did not pay a hotel bill during his honeymoon. He said he had only 380 shillings in his wallet and did not want to ask his bride for money. He fled the hotel and his wife has since separated from him.
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Torquay
England
UPI
Brian Weekes
Weekes
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