Lower Acreage Quail Season Looms In Ohio
Ohio wildlife officials report quail season could be liberalized next year as harvest and hunter pressure were low in the first 46 years. Dale Whitesell and Bill Edwards presented preliminary data at the Outdoor Writers of Ohio meeting, noting no firm conclusions until summer reproduction data are analyzed.
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Ohio
Whitesell
Dale Whitesell
Wildlife District Six
Bill Edwards
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Outdoor Writers of Ohio
Cincinnati
Olympic Star Fleet
Lakes
Mid-Continent
Vermilion
Jstly
Game Club Sets Trial For Sunday
Black River Game Club hosts a hunter’s field trial on Island Rd south of Gratton Eastern Rd from 8:30 am to dark with three pheasants for a $10 entry. Dan Adams at Snow Rd Parma handles times.
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Island Rd
Gratton Eastern Rd
Dan Adams
Snow
Parma
Whas
John Brownfoot
Berea
Kenneth Hawke
Columbia Station
Bob Graham
Harold Zager
Parma Heights
Edgwin J. Knechtges
Grafton
Bio assays and boating news mix in late summer column
A dense column blends notes on bio assays for industrial waste toxicity with light regional boating updates. Dr. Clarence M. Tarzwell of the U S Public Health Service describes advances in aquatic toxicology while readers hear about kingfish catches, a grand American shotgun, trout stocking, deer hunting legislation, and boating show nominations. The column mentions prizes from Gun Digest Co and U S Rubber Co along with local social and hobby items.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Cincieinnati
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Pennsylvania
Some Quail Hatches Surprisingly Tardy in Ohio
Ohio hunters note late quail hatches with several birds still very young. District Six supervisor Dale Whitesell explains runts are immature birds and late hatches can reach adult size after a few more weeks. Wings indicate the juveniles to adults ratio among harvested coveys.
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Ohio
Dale Whitesell
District Six Game Management
Whitesell
Minnow Tank Tips For Summer Lake Erie Fishing
Prepare plentiful minnows for summer by building a long cement tank or using wood troughs, barrels, or cisterns. Ensure moving water or aeration, use fresh water, feed sparingly, and separate tanks for small and large minnows. Start now as next August is too late.
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Lake Erie
County Hearing Set Fish and Game Parley Scheduled Mar 25
Lorain County sportsmen vote on hunting and fishing rules at the annual county hearing on March 25. The 7 p.m. sessions in the Bird Room at Grassie's Wayside Inn Elyria will cover fish then game regulations with county representatives elected.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Parker Miller
Lorain County Conservation Committee
Bird Room
Grassie’s Wayside Inn
Oberlin Rd
Elyria
Miller
Don Miller
C-T Outdoor
Wesley Samslow
Oberlin
Elmer DeChant
Avon
Bill Seal
South Amherst
Julian Forthefer
Trout Unlimited hits 700 members in 12 states
TU executive director Vic Beresford reported 700 members across a dozen states at the Outdoor Writers of Ohio event. Michigan leads, Ohio second, with emphasis on wildlife respect and science based fish management to sustain trout populations.
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Trout Unlimited
Vic Beresford
Beresford
Obi
Michigan
Ohio
District to net chain pickerel northern pike begin Mar 14
Wildlife District Three staff under Jack Erickson will begin netting breeder chain pickerel from Long Lake and northern pike from Namisila Reservoir near Akron. The operation aims to stock waters where these species are established and support fish management efforts.
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Wildlife District
Jack Erickson
Long Lake
Akron
Namisila Reservoir
Field Shoot Set Mar 13 For Archers
Wellington Bowhawks announce a March 13 field shoot with indoor range meeting and outdoor field event. Gordon Gallatin, club president, notes high scorers Mervin Stver 119 and Earl Showin 23 in recent wand and Flint rounds, with Wilson Staples Jim White Bill Payne Don Miller Pete Easton Ray Sheldon and Charles Monschien anchoring the winning 471 team total.
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Wellington Bowhawks
Gordon Gallatin
Theld
Mervin Stver
Flint
Earl Showin
Wilson Staples
Jim White
Bill Payne
Don Miller
Pete Easton
Ray Sheldon
Charles Monschien
Archery Debate Spurs Institute Repair Work
The Archery Institute moves to repair damage from recent magazine condemnations of archery. Letters to editors reveal polarized views with supporters and opponents clashing over the sport. Reports from Michigan and South Carolina show officials skeptical of bow use harming wildlife, while others back archery development.
New York Boaters Oppose Harassment Bill in Legislature
Anguish voiced by boaters and lawmakers as a bill would raise weekend highway use fees for boat and trailer combos, covering May to late fall. Officials warn the measure faces slim odds of passage and highlight ongoing regulatory challenges.
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New York State
New York
Shovlin's High In Flint Round
In the Vermilion Bowl and Barrel Flint Round last Friday the team of Don Fiehack Jim Hallen Marge Coates Gene Durin Sky and Barbara Hollinger topped the field with a score of 45. Earl Shovlin led the evening with 46 in the round robin tournament. Coates and Hallover defeated Cochrane and Bates while Whitacre pairings defeated Hallaver and Coates. WBR schedules an outdoor meet on Sunday.
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Jim Hallen
Marge Coates
Gene Durin Sky
Barbara Hollinger
Earl Shovli
1St Hallover
George Cochrane
Metron Bates
Keith
Margaret Whitacre
Tom Hallaver
Jack Coates
WBR
Clyria Obie Fri Mar 4 Chronicle Telegram
Obie award notes from Clyria dated Friday March 4 as reported by the Chronicle Telegram with brief local recognition.
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Clyria
Millett Honored by Readers for Conservation Efforts
Letter from George Romney of American Motors commends Millett for notable conservation work. Romney notes nominations for an American Motors Conservation Award and thanks Millett for contributions that protect natural resources.
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American Motors
George Romney
American Motors Corp
Detroit
Mich
American Motors honors 10 professionals and 10 amateurs
An editor’s note discusses American Motors annual awards for conservation workers, naming New York UPI as a professional participant and noting cash rewards and product prizes. The piece humorously criticizes prize value and mentions a small boat Victrola RCA as a joke about music while the boat roices.
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AMC
New York
UPI
Gosh
RCA
Grove
D.M
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