Quest to uncover the Quehee mystery behind a Nevada cave
A Nevada writer recalls chasing the Quehee legend from Mohave Valley to Overton, linking an early 1900s wood contract murder to a 1941 skeleton discovery. He notes the 20 year pursuit by Sheriff Frank Waite and his posse, the cave find, and the long hunt that followed across the Colorado River region.
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Quebec
Nevada
Colorado River
Hoover Dam
Quehee
Mohave Valley
Moapa Valley
Overton
Lake Mead
Marl Emery
Nelson
Nev
Frank Waite
Clark County
Quehoe
Emery
Murl
Buddy Fox
Needles
Calif
Las Vegas
Quehec
Sheriff Waite
Fishing Conditions Report From Western Riverside and Lakes
Weekend conditions indicate Greer Lakes and Nelson fair for trout while several waters are frozen or inactive. Central waters are poor with little activity, and many Rim Lakes report no activity due to ice. Upper Colorado locations show mixed results with Powell Lee's Ferry and Willow Beach good for trout. Mead good for trout, Mohave poor, Topock and Havasu fair to good for trout.
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White Mountains
Greer Lakes
Nelson
Big
Crescent
Lee Valley
Concho
Lyman
Rainbow
White Mountain
Rim Lakes
San Carlos
Roosevelt
Colorado River
Powell and Lee's Ferry
Mead
Willow Beach
Mohave
Bullhead City
Topock
Havasu
Springerville event to feature Kimball at AWF convention
National Wildlife Federation executive director Thomas L. Kimball will headline the 49th Arizona Wildlife Federation Convention banquet in Springerville. The three day meeting includes wildlife trophy awards, guest speakers, and a January 1971 re election update for key conservation figures. Delegates from AWF affiliates are expected. a $15 registration covers all convention activities.
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Thomas L. Kimball
National Wildlife Federation
Arizona Wildlife Federation
Springerville
Kimball
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Colorado Game and Fish Department
National Council, Boy Scouts of America
Arizona Wildlife Federation Board of Directors
Arizona Game and Fish Commission
AWF
Harlon Carter
National Rifle Association
Robert Hirsch
Arizona
Arizona Wildlife Trophies Committee
Roy Blythe
Phoenix
Boone & Crockett
Lamar Haines
Blythe
Jon Bryan
Scottsdale
Black Bear
James Coy
el Mirage
Don ‘Ochs
Jane Engelmann
Tucson
Steve Bingham
Safford Desert
White Mountain
Tim Griffith
Jack Mantle
McCullough
Prescott
Thomas J. Sullivan
Outdoors News Roundup January 13 1972
A succinct outdoors roundup from the Scottsdale Daily Progress highlights winter activity and local wildlife notes. Features brief items on hunting season updates and seasonal recreation in the Scottsdale area.
Winter hunting for the birds in Arizona
Arizona offers a mid winter outdoor lineup with waterfowl season extending to the 16th and quail hunting through January. Mearns quail habitats in southern Arizona show very good populations while archery javelina season runs Jan 22 to Feb 14. New license rules let unused javelina tags carry to firearms season and firearms permits must be applied by Jan 24. Fishermen report solid prospects despite cold weather.
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Arizona
Wes Keyes
Game and Fish Department
Gambel
Keyes
Safety course starts Monday at Navajo Elementary
The Scottsdale Sportsman s Club offers a hunter s safety course beginning Monday at 7 p.m. at Navajo Elementary School. The two hour sessions run six consecutive Mondays with a Saturday field trip, cost $1 per person, and are open to ages 10 through adult. Contact the club for details.
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Scottsdale Sportman's Club
Navajo Elementary School
Granite Reef Rd
Game and Fish Departments
Scottsdale
Compadre Recreational Vehicle Club Hosts Arizona Meeting
The Compadre Recreational Vehicle Club plans its statewide launch in Papago Park. 60 Valley families join as members and discuss camping safety ecology and campsite care at a noon gathering at Hole-in-the-rock Mountain. Contacts Bud or Wanda Bromley at 4331 E Coronado Rd Scottsdale.
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Arizona
Papago Park
Compadre Recreational Vehicle Club
Valley
Wanda Bromley
East Scottsdale
Bromley
Hole -In the
Rock Mountain
Compadre Club
Payson
Javelina Hunting Opens In Arizona In 1972 Season
Javelina hunting begins January 22 with a 1972 season running January 22 through February 25 in much of southern Arizona Archers need at least 40 pounds draw and a broadhead at least inches wide A 1972 Class G or F license plus a javelina tag is required The nonresident Class I archery license and archery javelina tag have been eliminated Rifle javelina season starts February 19 by permit only Permit applications due January 24 at 5 p.m. to the Phoenix office
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Arizona
Phoenix
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With Charlie Niehuis
Fishing Report
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Prime Mountain Property
M.A.L
Scottsdale Progress
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