Famed archer Fred Bear bags white-tail deer with bow
The famed bow hunter Fred Bear says the white-tail deer is the biggest challenge for bowmen and that anyone who can hunt it at close range is qualified to hunt anything. He notes Pennsylvania now leads bow hunting with over 70,000 enthusiasts and outlines his gear, training methods, and plans for Alaska in August and September plus possible trips to Bolivia and Africa. He emphasizes hunting big game at short range and carries a .44 Magnum on dangerous hunts.
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Fred Bear
Bear
Bear Archery Co
Grayling, Mich
Michigan
Niles
Pennsylvania
Woodlands
Henrietta
Grayling
Alaska
Bolivia
Africa
Chessman
Czechoslovakia
Mich
Rome
Bow Hemter
Augwet
Lergely
Fred
Expert Bowmen Offer Three Steps To Pro Archer Level
Fred Bear and Syl Chessman share advice for beginners, emphasizing form before heavy gear, range estimation, and gradual progression. Bear advocates a 63 pound bow for diverse hunting, while Chessman notes most archers use bows too light for their draw. Both stress natural shooting style over matching equipment to a preferred model.
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Bear
Yardage and Scoring Debates Shake NFAA Spotlight
NFAA president Karl Palmatier of Michigan says yardage marked stakes and different scoring rings on targets loom as major issues. He notes moves toward stricter free style rules and reduced range finder use as competition grows and big money shoots draw more archers.
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Ohio
Bend of the River Conservation
NFAA
Palma
Niles
Shell Estep
Greentown
Real Monster Roams Niles Archery Shoot
The Monster at a Niles Michigan archery event drew attention as Ernie Lamdin of Elk Hart Indiana, a key figure in funding a U S Archery team, leads the Monster Club drive. Lamdin reportedly signed up the 787th member and aims to support Olympic team financing while reshaping club leadership.
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Niles
Mich
Ernie Lamdin
Elkhart
Ind
U. S
Monsters Club
Lamdia
Intesd
Monsers
Chronichke-Tetectam
Guppies Multiply While Neighbor Vacationing In Connecticut
In Storrs Connecticut UPI reports Nelson Shafer cared for a neighbor’s pets and 44 guppies appeared overnight. The living room filled with bowls and cups of fish as the numbers surged, sparking worries about rapid reproduction.
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Shafer
Invention Catches Eye Of Bowman
Green town Ohio archery enthusiast Shelby Estep showcases a belt mounted Bow-Lok string steadier to reduce freeze and improve accuracy. Fred Bear requests photos for Bear Archery after testing the device designed to hold bow arm and shoulders rigid during release.
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Greentown
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Shelby Estep
Fred Bear
Bear Archery
Estep
San Diego Boating Scene Expands With New Marina
San Diego area draws boating fans with 120 plus pleasure boats and growing private craft. Shelter Island center of activity gains a new marina this summer offering 145 slips for vessels up to 115 feet plus showers, restaurants, and launch ramps.
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Calif
California
Mission Bay
Na Gon
San Diego Bay
Shelter Island
Archery Fun Noted In Practice At Bear Camp
Fred Bear of Bear Archery in Grayling Michigan describes a two team archery game created two years ago to boost skill. The round involved shooting at selected targets with scoring by proximity and winner choosing the next target. Bear also mentions a 25 game challenge mixing pistol rifle trap skeet and archery targets.
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Fred Bear
Bear Archery Co
Grayling, Mich
Detroit
Bear
Niles
Mich
Archery shoot prompts meeting Fred Bear in Niles Michigan
In Niles Michigan Bend of the River club hosts a state archery shoot with Fred Bear, presiding guests include Karl Palmatier and Syl Chessman. Reporter and companions travel from Ohio via a 6 am flight, meet Miss Michigan and Miss Niles, and wrap up a day of archery, interviews, and post event chatter.
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Niles
Mich
Bill Sparks
Bend of the River Conservation Club
Bill
Fred Bear
Bear
Ortner’s
Sparks
Akron
Shell
Evelyn Estep
Greentown
Jerry Tyler Memorial Airport
Fred
Syl
Karl
Miss Michigan
Shell and
California to use junk for Salton Sea reefs
California Wildlife Conservation Board plans to place old automobile wrecks to create artificial reefs in the Salton Sea. Corvina feed around wreckage, but are hard to catch. reefs will attract anglers and boost sport fishing in the 345 square mile inland sea.
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UPI
California
Salton Sea
Wildlife Conservation Board
Corvina
Peterson's Ointment Promises Piles Relief Now
Millions in forty years found relief for itching and smarting piles with a cooling astrin gent formula Peterson's Ointment. A user states the itching was relieved and sleep returned. Available in 50c and 75c at all drugists. money back guarantee.
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