Public hunting urged as Ohio wild life funds reveal load
Ohio's Division of Wildlife relies most on anglers, with 1,677,757 from resident licenses constituting 44 percent of revenue while hunters and trappers provide 2,362,926 or 35 percent. The annual report highlights need for more public hunting in populous northeast Ohio and notes quail, pheasant seasons, and fox control efforts, alongside park visitation and policy controversies surrounding the department leadership.
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Ohio
Division of Wildlife
En Department of Natural Resources
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Salmon Act Like Humans
Seattle study by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service shows fish display frustration under stress. In tests at the Pacific Salmon Investigations Laboratory a six foot tank with three connected chambers yielded fighting, withdrawal, and mass denial behaviors among salmon. One dominant fish remained under a shaded block, while others fled or trembled indicating a human-like range of emotions.
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Seattle
Wash
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Pacific Salmon Investigations Laboratory
Malmon
Fires Claim Heavy Toll in 1953 36 Report
Ohio and Canada report deadly forest fires across mountain and forest areas. In fiscal year 1953-36 there were 383 fires on state land resulting in 3 065 acres burned. The report states man himself is the enemy in many cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thisestry
Ohio
Canada
Raccoon Delays Fire Crews At Ford's Theater
A raccoon perched atop Ford's Theater roof for 24 hours resisting fire department and National Zoo efforts to trap it before being lassoed by a National Park Service official. The report also analyzes U S fire totals for 1952 53 and 1953 54, noting most fires stemmed from careless behavior and debris burning.
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Washington
Ford's
Lincoln
National Zoo
National Park Service
Water Ski Meet Slated Slippery Slats Kids Will Go For Titles
The 1957 National Water Ski Tournament will be held in San Diego from August 23 to 25, sponsored by the San Diego Boat and Ski Club with the San Diego Junior Chamber of Commerce. Past champions and entrants come from Florida Texas California Alabama New York Michigan Indiana Rhode Island, with no clear favorite as growth in the sport brings many newcomers.
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Yankees
Cypress Gardens
Ski Club
Palm Beaches
Fla
Long Beach
Cali i
LaPorte, Inc
San Diego
Calif
Commerce
California
Florida
Texas
Alabama
New York
Michigan
Indiana
Rhode Island
New State Film List On Hand From Ohio Department
A list of 22 SMD and color 16MM films free for use has been received by the CT outdoor editor. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources I and E Section released the films and they may be procured from the film library there. Individuals wanting prints for club or function shows should send a card to Outdoor Editor, Chronicle-Telegram, for descriptions and details. Additional boating and outdoor activity firms are also listed at the CT.
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Eagen
Columbus
OWO
Resources Department
George Laycock
Hank Andrews
Cleveland Press
Johnson Motors
Eagon
CT Outdoor Editor
I and E
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Chronicle-Telegram
C-T
Beaver Creek Hunt Club Prepares For Pheasant Season Start
Beaver Creek Hunt Club near Amherst sets opening Sept 1 with about 2 000 pheasants released this year. The private shooting preserve on Cooper Foster Park covers 300 acres planted in sorghum grasses beans and corn. Guides and top dogs accompany parties while a clubhouse and skeet layout are added for the season.
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Lyore Targess
Amos Exhelroan
Beaver Creek Ham Club
Amherst
Beaver Creek Hunt Club
Cooper Foster Park
Vate
Pat
Uni Amos
Esherman
Beaver Creek
Completon
Exploration Jaunt Sets 1000 Mile Voyage From Vermilion
Elyria man Harold Bruce and partner Ray Dunbar plan a two week maritime adventure starting in Vermilion and heading toward Lake Ontario and the Finger Lakes region. They will cruise on Bruce’s 100 foot sea skiff with two 100 hp engines, stopping at Buffalo and other points of interest while cooking aboard and observing unusual sites.
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Elyria
Panion
Finger Lakes
Bruce
Lakeger Lakes
New York
Harold Bruce
Bruce Lane
Ray Dunbar
Willoughby
Insle
Msvict Ene
Coast Guard Auxiliary
Vermilion
Buffalo
N. Y
Rarei Brace
Brace Lane
Brace
Storm Swamps Clendenning Boat Livery in Musk ingum Chain
A weeklong storm battered Clendenning Laks on a southern Musk ingum lake. Boats and motors sank at the dock and several vessels were blown away. A second wind event damaged five cars in a nearby parking area. About a dozen boats were damaged beyond repair. Fishing also showed action with bluegills biting well and an angler landing 130 fish.
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Clendenning Laks
Muskingum Chain
It's Launch Time MANILA IXS Sign On Door
A local yacht club displayed a manager's door sign reading Out to launch signaling a departure or initiation activity. The note uses nautical phrasing in a minimal, eye catching format. Details on event scope or participants are not provided.
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Manila
Ixs
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Ohio Parks
Parks Department
Winthrop French
Wakeman
Herbert Eagon
Ohio Department of Natural Reources
Outdoor Writers Association of Ohio
George Emmett
Randy Guthrie
Wnte
Jana
Emmett
Lester Bailey
Bailey
Eagan
Happiness Boys
Emmett and
Guthrie
Pat “Em
Dor Miller
Cotdoors
Britor
Dog Lake
Jim Basek
Charley Grenlich
Murray Ridge Rd
Missanabie
J. A. Grenlich
Norwalk
Mary Debrie
Missanabie Lodge
J. Grenfich
Coon
Yates Construction
Grafton Ra
Art Yates
Elyria Country Club
Coble
SUN
New State Film List
Beaver Creek Club
Storm Rips Clendenning Boat Livery
Terrell’s
Lake Ave
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