How to Use Your Binoculars for Better Hunting
An experienced hunter shares a five minute method to adjust binoculars for single circle light, precise focus, and steady viewing. Step one aligns distance between eyes. step two focuses each eyepiece for needle sharp images. step three preserves eye‑eye alignment. step four stabilizes hand position using natural supports. The guide emphasizes wearing glasses if used during alignment and cupping the eyepieces to block extraneous light for clearer views.
Charleston Dam Day marks start of major Arizona project
The Charleston Dam and Reservoir near Sierra Vista will host Charleston Dam Day with 400 Arizonans invited. Speakers include Congressman Udall Governor Williams and Fort Huachuca commander Latta. Attendees include Raul Castro Tucson Mayor Corbett and regional officials to unite efforts and press federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Charleston
Sierra Vista
Charleston Dam
Morris K.udall
D-Ariz
Jack Williams
W. B. Latta
Ft. Huachuca
Raul Castro
Tucson
James Corbett
Bisbee
Douglas
Willcox
Benson
Nogales
William Baxter
Sierra Vista Industrial Development Committee
Hunting Through Time A North American View on Sport
The article traces hunting from protohuman origins to modern sport, noting early humans were not primarily meat eaters and that skilled Paleolithic hunters used simple weapons. It highlights deer as North America’s major big game, other species in the region, and the NRA’s role in wildlife protection, education, and gun use as sport evolves.
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Tully
France
Spain
North America
Rocky Mountain States
Canada
United States
National Rifle Association
Association
Cabeza Prieta Range sought as wilderness in Arizona
Hunters and conservationists support a proposal to designate the Cabeza Prieta Game Range as wilderness in southwestern Arizona. The mining industry opposes. A U S Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife spokesman and Sierra Club urged the designation at a special hearing and proposed including nearby Tinajas Altas range and four sections north of Mohawk and Growler Valleys. The 744000 acre area hosts rare animals and plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
UPI
Cabeza Prieta
Arizona
U. S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
The
Sierra Club
Tinajas Altas
Mohawk and
Growler Valleys
Poisoned bait sparks outcry over wildlife control programs
The National Audubon Society and six other groups petition the EPA to ban interstate shipment of poisons used in wildlife control. They say hundreds of thousands of birds and mammals suffer unintended deaths from poison set to kill Coyotes and other species, with risks to people and ecosystems.
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National Audubon Society
The
Audubon Society
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
Audubond Society
Fishing Report Highlights Mixed Bass Trout Conditions
Central Waters Bart lett upper Pleasant: fair for bass and catfish. other waters poor. White Mountains Big Crescent Greer Lee Valley Luna Nelson: fair for trout. Fools Hollow fair to good for trout. other waters poor. Rim Lakes Black Canyon Willow Springs Woods Canyon: fair for trout. Blue Ridge Knoll: fair to poor for trout. Lynx Central Waters: fair for trout. Oak Creek Williams area lakes: fair to poor for trout. Willow: fair for bass. Frye Mesa: fair for trout. Riggs Flat: good for trout. San Carlos: bass and crappie poor to fair. catfish good.
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Bartlett
Upper Pleasant
White Mountains
Big
Crescent
Greer
Lee Valley
Luna
Nelson
Fools Hollow
Rim
Black Canyon
Willow Springs
Woods Canyon
Blue Ridge
Knoll
Noi
Central
Lynx
Oak Creek
Williams Area
Willow
Frye Mesa
Riggs Flat
San Carlos
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Fort Apache Indian Reservation
Scottsdale Daily Progress
China
Scoffsdale
Progress
E. Earll
Fishing ‘Report
Foreign Car Service
SHELL
E. Thomas & Hayden
Scottsdale
Pierre
Willard Abraham
Dept. of Special Education
Arizona State University
Abraham
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