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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1972

Page

7

Hunter seasons overlapped elk deer waterfowl opening in Idaho

The piece explains why elk and deer seasons now share the October opening with waterfowl in Idaho. It notes January commission action sets dates, federal rules push waterfowl timing, and October openings fall on the 7th this year. Amid overlap the author argues broader hunting pressure could reduce accidents and supports local outdoor diversity.

Commission Canada Idaho Panhandle

Waterfowl Season Rules and Opening Weekend Warnings

The bulletin outlines the Columbia Basin Mallard Counties goose and duck seasons from Oct 7 to Jan 7 for geese and Jan 20 for ducks, with daily bag limits and possession limits, plus licensing, stamp requirements, and gun restrictions. It notes Canvasback closure in 1972 and emphasizes opening weekend safety and high hunter turnout, urging careful target identification.

Columbia Basin Mallard

Idaho bids sought for tree marking paint purchase

The State Purchasing Agent in Boise invites sealed bids by October 17 1972 2 30 p m for Tree Marking Paint for the State Public Lands Department at St Maries Idaho Forms with bid conditions available from the Purchasing Agent's Office. Magistrate Edward A Johnson bound Frederick Wooldridge to fourth district court on an escape charge after an alleged prison transfer incident.

State of Idaho Statehouse Boise Idaho State Public Lands Department St. Maries UPI Edward A. Johnson Frederick Wooldridge Medford Ore Fourth District Court Wooldridge

Wylie Christmas Tree Wins Top at Idaho Growers Meet

The Idaho Christmas Tree Growers Association held a fall meeting and trade fair at the North Shore Motor Inn in Coeur d Alene. Clifford W. Wylie won first for a Scotch pine from the J R Probert plantation at Kootenai. Second went to John Harker of Heron Montana and Bernie Hague of Coeur d Alene took third with Scotch pine. Speakers included Gary Sander of Corvallis Oregon and Barney Douglas of Portland Oregon. Washington State University announced a record enrollment of 14 529 students, led by returning students and community college transfers.

Idaho Gary Sander Corvallis Oregon Barney Douglas Portland Pullman Wash UPI Washington State University C. James Quann Quann

Magazine Shows Autumn Signs in Idaho Nature Issue

The fall issue of INCREDIBLE IDAHO highlights autumn scenes from Redfish Lake to Priest Lake with color photography by Boise and Iowa photographers. Feature essays cover Idaho adventures and nature poetry from contributors across Idaho and beyond.

Idaho Incredible Redfish Lake Jack Frost Priest Lake Gary States Clinton A. Chaney Bill Grange Donald J. Obee Boise Marjorie Vandervelde Emmetsburg Iowa Neva Shuck Whitebird Smith Mt. Lookout Esther Binning Weiser Carl E. Frantz Ray J. Davis Poccatello George Colgate Ford History and Birds of Incredible Idaho Grace Shattuck Bail Beaumont California Adah Lempke Idaho Falls Sadie Stuart Hager Kimberly Saxon White Uberuaga Emmett Shirley Boisce W. B. Galligan Hailey Clinton A. Charney Idaho Department of Parks Vandervelde

Root Disease and Insect Attack Linked in Idaho Timber

University of Idaho scholars found that root rot and insect damage are interconnected in grand fir, Idaho’s leading timber species. Four students aided a broader decay study by forest pathologist A. D. Partridge, examining over 400 conifer trees in Northern Idaho over four years, with nearly a quarter showing root rot often alongside bark beetle injury in Douglas fir, ponderosa pine and grand fir.

Moscow University of Idaho Grand Fir Idaho College of Forestry, Wildlife and Range Science Northwest A. D. Partridge

For Sale Home-made 3 rail motorcycle trailer

For sale a home-made 3 rail motorcycle trailer with coil spring suspension stabilizer bars spare tire chain tie downs and lights. Good and solid asking 175 call 263 4854 after 5 pm Monday to Friday. Use it to haul your bike to hunting area or as a snowmobile trailer in winter.

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