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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1969

Page

2

Idaho Fisheries Men Promoted to New Duty Posts

Four fisheries men receive new assignments in Idaho. Jerry Mallet moves to Boise as an anadromous fishery supervisor, David Ortmann becomes Panhandle regional fisheries biologist in Coeur d Alene, Evan Parrish shifts to Rapid River hatchery as hatchery superintendent, and Robert Vaughn becomes Sandpoint state hatchery superintendent.

Boise Rapid City Coeur d’Alene Sandpoint Idaho Fish and Game Department Jerry Mallet Panhandle David. W. Ortmann Middle Fork Evan, Parrish Sandpoint Hatchery Robert Vaughn Eagle Hatchery Mallet University of Idaho Department Salmon Clearwater Robert L. Salter Idaho Jerry David Ortmann Evan Parrish Rapid’ River

Deer and elk open across Idaho October 18

The Idaho Fish and Game Department notes deer and elk seasons begin October 18 in thirty plus units across southern Idaho. Openings include Lemhi 30 Silver City 40 Owyhee 41 Birch Creek 58 Crooked Creek 59 and more with several units offering multiple deer hunts. Preliminary counts show slightly higher deer kills but fewer elk than last year.

Idaho Idaho Fish and Game Department Lemhi Silver City Owyhee Birch Creek Crooked Creek Island Park Fall River Eight Mile Boise

Hunters Face Rising Violations as Season Opens

Officials warn that hunting season triggers a surge in violations. Party hunting and spotlighting are rising concerns with four illegally killed moose reported across five northern counties. Court actions loom as plateaued arrests reach 130 year to date, while Clearwater elk units conduct jawbone and reproductive tract studies for herd aging and management.

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