North Carolina Ducks Reach 15 Year High This Fall
North Carolina waterfowl biologists told hunters at the fall hearing that duck populations, led by gadwalls redheads and canvasbacks, will reach record levels this year due to the end of a drought in nesting grounds. A proposed season runs Oct 5-7, Nov 22-25, and Dec 9-Jan 20 with daily limits of five birds and specific restrictions on wood ducks redheads and several duck types. Final action by the Wildlife Resources Commission is set for Wednesday.
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Outdoor notes outline North Carolina waterfowl seasons and events
Dennis Luszcz cites a possible earlier start for tundra swans but notes it would shorten the season. Current rules set swan season start with snow geese and end by January 31, with staff recommending November 3 through January 31. Other seasons run for sea ducks, brant, and resident Canada geese, with multiple daily limits listed. The decoy carving championship at the East Carolina Wildlife Arts Festival February 2-4 in Washington, DC, will crown the first official state champion, with stamps unveiled at the festival. Calendar updates include dove and archery deer openings, dinghy and archery tournaments, Marlin and king mackerel events, and sponsoring organizations and contact numbers.
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Brant
Washington, D.C
East Carolina Wildfowl Guild
Jim Hunt
Hunt
North Carolina
Washington Civic Center
America
Flyway Council bans autumn goose hunting in most states
The Atlantic Flyway Council canceled the 1995 autumn Canada goose season across New York and 16 other East Coast states due to steep declines in Ungava Bay flocks. Only nuisance and nonmigrant flocks may be hunted. New York sets a Sept 5 to 15 nuisance season with a five geese daily limit.
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Golf results highlight from U S Amateur and LPGA majors
South Course greens stall play as Birdie Eagle opening by a player leads to five under after nine holes. Gallagher Murray fans cheer as he pursues scoring. Woods advances in match play and Kuehne edges Wright. LPGA leader Patty Sheehan shoots 66 at du Maurier Classic as several players chase a four major title.
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Lori Tatum
Laurie Rinker- Graham
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Liselotte Neumann
Correction Noted for New Bern Football Player Jamie Bembry
A typographical error in Thursday's Football 95 misnamed a New Bern player. The correct first name is Jamie Bembry, clarified in updates to the roster.
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New Bern Tennis Drubs West Carteret 9-0 in Tory Win
New Bern high school tennis defeated West Carteret 9-0 after postponements. Top seeds Carissa Cheek Adrianne Elder and Connie Rogers won in straight sets while Griffin Alford split, and doubles teams Cheek-Griffin Elder-Emory and Rogers-Eugle swept. They next travel to Wilmington Hoggard at 4:30 PM Tuesday.
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Father and son enjoy three hour bass outing on Trent River
Paul Wachter recounts a Friday fishing session with his son Eric and wildlife officer Roger Dudley on the Trent River. Using Viva lures and a grub, they catch about 15 bass over three hours, all 14 inches or longer, sharing tips and questions from Dudley to the boy. Wachter eyes the pro circuit.
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Trent River
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