Ohio wildlife agency eyes longer hunting seasons 1963 64
Ohio Division of Wildlife outlines two phase plan for 1963 64 hunting dates. A traditional opening day system and a two week extension to pheasant rabbit quail Hungarian partridge and squirrel seasons plus a new statewide public land squirrel season and a longer raccoon season. Deer gun season moved to December with a longbow season in October. Public hearings begin spring with state final review June 27. Beaver trapping shifts to private land in designated counties.
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Ohio Wildlife
Ohio
Sion
Eugene Knoder
Lorain County
Ashtabula
Carroll
Columbiana
Jackson
Jefferson
Mahoning
Portage
Trumbull
Williams
Big Hickory Coon Hunters Set Meeting and Dinner
Final offoiday meeting of the hunting season is scheduled for 1 p.m. Sunday at the club grounds. Water race dates field trials restocking and a hunt dinner committee report will be discussed. The club and wives will dine at Stacey's Food House Wellington on February 16. Dues deadline is March 1 with reinstatement penalties.
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Lelly Lennerth
Stacey's Food
Wellington
Lenwerth
Anglers Spend Most In 1960 Sport Expenditure
In 1960, the average freshwater fisherman spent 95.25 dollars on his sport, with 2.27 dollars for licenses and permits. Saltwater anglers spent 99.52 dollars, 0.57 dollars on licenses. Big game hunters paid 55.07 dollars, 0.74 dollars on licenses, while small game hunters spent 59.98 dollars, 2.16 dollars on licenses.
NRA to Meet in Washington for Second Annual Exposition
The National Rifle Association of America schedules its second annual meeting in Washington D C from March 23 to 27. Exhibits will be on display with activities centered at the Sheraton Park Hotel.
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Washington, D.C
National Rifle Association of America
Sheraton Park Hotel
Campers in Action show chaired by Hogan duo
Mr and Mrs Dale Hogan of the Black River Trail Blazers will chair the Campers in Action show at Mill Hollow near Lorain. Trail Blazers president Walter J Schroeder announced the June 7-9 event and the 1963 camping schedule plus planned committee appointments to be announced later.
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Dale Hogan
Black River Trail Blazers
Mill Hollow
Walter J. Schroeder
Trail Blazers
Tolt
Schroeder
State Association
Charles Mill State Park
Mansfield
Ohio Association
Lima Fairgrounds
Mil Hollow
Lorainous
Berta's
Vermilion
Osage Lake
ofMedina
Clear Fork State Park
Mohican Forest
London Twille
Alabama
National
Campers and Hikers Association
Robert Cotleur
Avon Lake
Southwest
Mexico
West Coast
Walter 5. Schroeder
Eugene Kovaleski
Ray Mollabaugh
Ohio
Central Bank of
Avon
Vermilion hunts sponsor drive by game club and VFW
The Vermilion Fish and Game Association and VFW Post 7576 sponsor a three drive fox hunt day at the Fish and Game Club on Thompson Road. First drive begins at 9 am with no rifles allowed, only shotguns and No 2 shells. Hunters under 18 must be accompanied. Bounty from game is split between wildlife feed and hospital equipment for the Vermilion Memorial Hospital. Lunch provided, no coffee.
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Fish and Game Club
Thompson Rd
Vermion
Vermilion Fish and iGame Association
Holland Bond Post
VFW
Louis Tokar
Tokar
Vermilion Memorial Hospital
Vf&g
Rt. 60
Darrow Rd
Darrow
Club
Dogs threaten Kanawha's deer herd
Game officials in West Virginia's Kanawha state forest initiate a dog control program to safeguard the newly formed deer herd. They identify wild dogs as the principal threat to deer growth and enclosure in the area.
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West Virginia
Kanawha State Forest
Florida fishing derby tags spark cash prizes and data
A $500000 Schlitz tagged fish program runs in Florida for a third year, paying anglers from 25 to 10000 dollars for catching tagged fish across four districts. The effort helps biologists track fish movements and growth while offering excitement and minimal abuse as boats ply the waters.
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Florida
Piscatoria
Fishing license sales begin with new district plan
Spokesmen announced licenses will be sold via mailed forms, with mailings to be completed by mid February. The new license system starts March 1, and license materials will be distributed to agents and offices for return.
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de- Fen
Retura
Area archers hold two benefit shoots for comfort
Two benefit archery events last weekend drew shooters from Shawnee Lorain Bow and Barrel French Creek Firelands and Bellevue clubs. Indoor Shawnee Archers drew 127 archers while Bow and Barrel led with high scorers like Tom Sheldon 734 and Ben Kordelestd 722 as teams Shawnee and Bow and Barrel contested top honors.
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National
Field Archery Association
Bow and Barrel
Lorain County Bowmen's Association
LCBA
Butch Johnson
Lorain
Shawnee
French Creek
Fireland Archery
Bellevue
Don Clegharn
Flint
Chicago
Tom Sheldon
Ben Kordelestd
Dolores Holbert
Distaff
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Kanawha
Cadillac
Elyria
Barber Motors, Inc
Broad Street
Rothgery Motors, Inc
Mechanic Street
Grafton
Don Miller
Florida Keys
Leo Roberts
Gulf Stream
Bud 'N Mary's
Islamorada
Our the Rainbow
Michael V. DiSalle
Charles Teleda
Don Costilon
Larry Gallagher
Jim Haines
Angling Rd
Ohio Archers
Akron
Goodyear Gym
Karen Tin Jey
Vermont Ave
Monroe Falls
Western Reserve Inc
Cleveland Ave
Broad St
Herrick Ave
West
Amherst
Lake Rd
Avom Lake
Spitzer
Spitzer Motors
Plyrta, Oho
Bridge St
Fairfax
Leram County
Dodger
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