Groundhog hunting alongside soybeans sparks precision shooting debate
Art Reid discusses how soybeans draw groundhogs, harming yields, and how dedicated varmint shooters use high velocity rifles to control pests. Farmers in Southern Illinois reportedly support responsible sharpshooting as a safety measure, while pilots face altimeter misreads linked to eye strain.
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Art Reid
Raymond Taylor
Gorham
Illinois
Taylor
Area fishing report shows strong channel cat bite
Area fishing results from the past week highlight excellent channel cat action with a 10 pound fish by Paul Estes of Ava. Crappie fishing is strong at Crab Orchard and Little Grassy Lakes, bluegill active at Grassy, while largemouth bass remain small in number and mostly under two pounds across Lake of Egypt and Crab Orchard. Plastic worms and bobbers remain common for bass. night fishing on Crappie lakes noted.
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Gerald Lybarger
de Soto
Lybarger
Crab Orchard Lake
Little Grassy Lake
H. H. Brown
East St. Louis
Phil Whitten
Bluegill
Grassy
Lake of Egypt
Gresham
Johnston City
Harold Williams
Robert Cobb
Rick Murphy
Waldor Wallant
Crab Orchard
Paul Estes
Ava
Pritoo
Federal fish wildlife aid funds begin July 1 Illinois plan
The Illinois Department of Conservation reports $539,337 in preliminary federal funds for fish restoration and wildlife for 1989. One quarter may go to wildlife projects, with fish restoration focusing on dams and river studies. Prior year totals and project approvals are noted, along with training for a new Southern Illinois Swim League in YMCA programs.
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Tlinois Department of Conservation
U. S. Department of the Interior
Department
Department of the Interior
Department of Conservation
Ilinois Natural History Survey
Southern Illnois University
Ilinois
Kaskaskia River
Natural History Survey
Southern Illinois University
Western Ilinois University
Department of
Shawwnee National Forest
Horseshoe Lake
Union County
Jackson County
Riverside
Murphysboro
Carbondale
Southern Illinois
Marion
Bill Murphy
Wildlife conservation quiz tests student knowledge in Illinois
Wildlife education in 1950s Illinois yields poor results as 58 students across 20 schools take a conservation test. Boys score about 38 percent and girls 35 percent, with only 12 percent learning from teachers. The fragment lists questions on licenses, game management, and wildlife facts with multiple choice answers.
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Pete Brown
Southern Illinois
Southern Ilingis — University
W.D. Klimstra
Washington State Game Department
Clarence Pratt
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North America
Area Fishing Report
Jackson Ymca
State Department of Conservation
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B.F
Goodrich
Sie
BFG
Silvertown
Fei
Fed
Pradala
Shai
Bowman Tire Mart
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
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