Nongame funding eyed by Fish and Wildlife Service
The Fish and Wildlife Service studies 18 revenue ideas to fund state nongame programs. Potential sources include general treasury appropriations, mineral royalties, and semi postals. Ohio offers a 1984 tax refund checkoff for nongame wildlife, with other fees and donations to support habitat for non hunted species and endangered wildlife.
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Interior Department
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Congress
Pittman- Robertson
Dingell-Johnson
G. Ray Arnett
Secretary of the Interior For Fish and Wildlife and Parks
Fish and Wildlife Service
General U.S. Treasury
U.S. Department of the Interior
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Division of Wildlife
Fountain Square
Columbus
Beaver fur price drop harms Ohio trapping profits
Beavers flood supply while demand wanes in Ohio, shrinking trapping profits and prompting statewide season limits. Buyers report top beaver prices near 15 dollars, down from 55 to 60 in 1979 80, with recent harvests around 3 549 to 4 450 animals as wildlife officials note nuisance issues and management efforts across counties.
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Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Marvin Mallow
Clarksburg
Karl Bednarik
Mike
Toepfer
Wildlife District 5
Xenia
Darke County
Wildlife Division
Hillsboro
New Saugeye State Record Likely From Deer Creek Tailwaters
In Pickaway County, a record saugeye may top state lists after Dave Maurice of Canal Winchester caught an 8% pound, 25% inch fish on Dec. 3 below Deer Creek Reservoir. The record uses a point system balancing length and weight, and the Deer Creek saugeye program has boosted saugeye fishing in Ohio waters.
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Deer Creek
Pickaway County
Dave Maurice
Canal Winchester
Maurice
Ohio
Armbruster resigns as deputy director of resources management
Armbruster, after returning from retirement to lead Ohio wildlife resources work, resigns amid health concerns and political pressures. Reports say lung issues prompted the step. others cite party-driven spoils system factors. He heads back to Florida, with plans to verify health to speak further.
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Thre
Armbruster
Florida
Myrl Shoemaker
Ohio
DNR
Shoemaker
Danny
Area turkey shoot schedule winds down season
The turkey shoot calendar ends with today's page as the season nears completion. HOT STOVE in North Ridgeville runs Sunday shoots at Palmer Field starting 12 30 p.m. Beaver Creek Sports Club holds Saturday and Sunday shoots noon to 6 p.m. along Quarry Road. American Legion Post 717 North Eaton and AMVETS Post 32 run Sunday shoots noon to dark at their grounds. Proceeds go to post building funds.
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HOT Stove Organization
North Ridgeville
Palmer Field
Beaver Creek Sportsmen’s Club
Quarry Road
American Legion
North Eaton
Grounds
Route 82
Amvets
Post Grounds
S. Middle Ave
Elyria
Post Building Fund
Hunter safety courses offer two make up sessions
Young hunters who missed their safety course and license have two chances to be ready for next season. The first session runs next Tuesday and Thursday from noon to 5 p.m. at UAW Local 425 Hall in Lorain. The second runs Jan 9, 11, 17 and 18 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Midview Middle School Capel Road Grafton. Call 748-2121 to sign up.
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Thursdy
UAW
Hall
Baumhart Road
Lorain
Midview Middle School
Capel Road
Grafton
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