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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1987
Page
9
Kevin Grealis of Litchfield experiences buck fever as he nears his first buck. The piece reflects on American heritage in sports and the frontier legacy of hunting lore, highlighting the enduring term buck fever.
In Litchfield, the Grealis family recounts a deer gun season moment. Kevin, 11, shoots a 7 point buck at 30 yards after months of hunting with granddad and friends. Dennis, 14, watches his brother’s success with awe as buck fever spiked for both boys.
Myron and Roman Klimkowicz of North Olmsted own 32 acres in Potter County Pennsylvania. They hunt spring gobblers and December deer, noting two turkeys per year rule, and recount a day when Myron called in a 10 pound gobbler while Roman missed. Turkey hunting thrill cited with vivid details of the woods and birds.
A cautious, practical guide advises anglers to verify ice safety themselves with a spud bar. It lists thickness ranges for safe foot travel to vehicles on clear blue ice and warns of weak spots near currents and fluctuating reservoirs. Dress warmly and test before every trip.
District Three Wildlife headquarters stocked Punderson Lake southeast of Cleveland with about 3,000 trout for winter anglers. The plan targets larger crowds with 2,800 eight to ten inch golden trout and 160 rainbows from 17 to 21 inches. Ice conditions will determine fishing yet this season.
The Rocky River Power Squadron announces free public safe boating classes at multiple high schools in January with a special sailing course at Lakewood High. Each course runs 10 weeks covering sail and powerboat handling, rules, docking, chart plotting, weather, and more. For details call Cork Felgemacher at 777-3330.
Ohio reports heavy interest in hunting and trapping as courses train newcomers. Since 1956 hunter safety courses have certified 486000, with about 24000 new entrants yearly. trapper education since 1978 has 15000 graduates and roughly 1600 new trainees annually. An instructors course is set for January 27 and 29 in Wadsworth at Bank One Community Room, with age and experience requirements. contact Mike Montoux at Wildlife District Three, 644 2293.
Statewide harvest ends with 1 554 deer in Wildlife District Three down from last year s 1 681. A county by county tally highlights the top deer sites as preliminary results are released.
A Medina youth, Steven Brooks, his father Dick, and friend Randy Hurst recount a challenging Wyoming antelope hunt. The group battled fast, wary game on BLM land, crawling to 350 yard shots as Steven bagged a large buck on his first big game hunt.
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