Lorain sportsmen approve mostly proposed hunting rules
Lorain County sportsmen reviewed state fishing and hunting plans for the coming year and approved most. They backed a Nov 2 to Jan 16 deer season, urged single shot muzzleloaders for deer, and supported a longer pheasant season and raccoon hunting changes. They also endorsed a 15 day nonresident fishing license extension and re-elected Parker Miller as chairman.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Ohio Wildlife Council
Parker Miller
South Amherst
Lorain
Charles “Bud” Leciue
Bill Seal
South
Julian Worthofer
Avon
Wesley Samslow
Oberlin
Armer
Elmer DeChant
Don Miller
Ohio Conservation Bulletin
Oho Wildlife Council
Loran
Amherst
Cna
Tod P
Dee
West Walnut Kalinizoo
Itn
MBIT
Ainy
Boating Club Talks Gear Up For Legislation And Races
Alpa group discusses vacancies and new memberships while preparing recommendations to the state legislature and Gov. Di Salle to enact a state boating code under the Federal Boating Act of 1958. Flotilla events, races, and officer elections are planned for Vermilion and Lorain areas as boaters respond to spring activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpa
Michael V. di Salle
Wildlife official blasts bill shifting license funds to general fund
Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson of the Wildlife Management Institute condemned Ohio Senate Bill 381 at the Ohio Conservation Congress in Columbus. He warned the measure would divert hunting and fishing license revenues from the Division of Wildlife to general appropriations, harming conservation, park operations, and wildlife management efforts.
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Ohio Division of Wildlife
Ohio Conservation Congress
OCC
Columbus
Ira N. Gabrielson
The
Wildlife Management Institute
Ohio Senate
Gabrielson
Washington D. C
C-T
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Parks Division
Rotary Fund
OCC condemns proposal amid potential $730000 annual loss
The OCC adopts a resolution opposing a plan that could cost Ohio about 730000 dollars yearly in Pittman Robertson and Dingell Johnson funding. The ILYA intends to hold its spring business meeting tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Catawba Island Beach Club to finalize plans for the August 9 to 13 Put-in-Bay regatta.
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OCC
Oho
Pittman-Robertson
Dingell -Johnson
ILYA
Echiadi
Imanagement
Catawbaclis
Put-in-Bay
Free fishing rules clarified for aged, military residents
County hearing officials explained free fishing eligibility for Ohio residents in aged pension, military or institutional homes. Nonqualified groups must hold proof of status, with warnings to avoid arrests for unlicensed fishing. The report notes legislative debates, a Salt Fork reservoir project, and local outdoor writing interests.
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Columbus
Dalrymple
Ohio
Outdoor gear gains in 1958 survey show archery lead
Americans shifted emphasis to picnicking camping and archery with Bear Archery leading a 16.4 percent rise. Fishing and hunting tackle retreated slightly while archery athletic picnic and camping equipment surged in popularity amid rising outdoor activity.
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Bear Archery Co
Archers Hold Two Carp Derbies Opening Apr 1
Archer Afield announces two carp derbies starting April 1 a statewide event and a national contest. Bowfishing interest rises with archery growth and boating participation. entries require signed weights and pictures. Michigan Bow Hunters and Bow Hawks events offer trophies cash prizes and memberships with entry forms from MBH and local archery dealers.
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Wellington Bow Hawks
Michigan Bow Hunters
Doe
Bowhawk
Mary
Taylor
P. O Bow
Flint
Mich
MBH
Ham Shoots On Schedule For Sunday
Two trapshoots, both for hams, center area gunners focus Sunday. Westlake Sports men's Club final ham shoot of year at Cahoon Rd grounds starts 1 pm with trap and lucky targets. Another ham shoot sponsored by Cleveland Bidder and Trap Field at Liberty and Bambridge Rds in Solon.
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Westlake Sportsmen's Club
Cahoon Rd
Cleveland
Liberty
Bambridge
Solon
Deer Kill Totals Rise in 1958 Statewide
Ohio wildlife officials report 1958 deer kill totaling 5 738 4 acres with higher totals than 1957. Estimates by Game Management expert Eugene Knoder note improved hunting in Muskingum and Carroll Counties. Deer permit sales reached 42 676 with muskies and spring fishing set to begin at MWCD lakes Leesville and Piedmont.
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Columbus
Eugene Knoder
Ohio
Maviston
Bill Bates
Ron Miller
Tuscarawas
Woods
Carroll
Leesville
Piedees
Moat Lakes
Leesville Lake Yields First Muskie Of Season
Paul Vorkanda of Youngstown landed the season’s first muskellunge at Leesville Lake, a 45 inch 27 pounder caught with a Heddon lure near the camp ground. The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District reports the muskellunge stock is improving due to research and lake stocking across the district.
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Leesville Lake
Paul Vorkanda
Youngstown
Muskingum
Vorkanda
Twesville Lake
Campgromnd
Muskingum Watershed
Walter Begland
Conservancy District
Bernard Cripps
Weirton
W Va
North Fork
Ohio
Fsh
Muskingum Lakes
Begland
Muskingum District
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Chertit Sportsman's Club
Wellington
Veroulion
Wellington Bowhawks
Gordon Gallatin
Bowles
WBC
McGarves
Luron
HOBO
Huron
Andy
Millie Oppmann
Brand Peg Kranty
Dean Rapprich
Oppmann
Kary Vermilon
McCarvey
TCYC
Cedar Foint
Morry Henkin
Lonun
Walter Redman
Elyria
P G'Del
Bay Village
Mentor J Harbor
McGarvey
George GG. Newellyn
Vermilim Yacht , Club
TLYA
Jack Kohs
VYC
Ted Prindel
Vermilion
Gonstiu
Heh Amidon
jHenry
R. Minczak
Westlake
T. Tion
Voat
D Goudwy
Tom Sheldon
Bob Carlie
Pete Too Small
Henry KE
East
Wilson Staples
Kolis Zang
Allliance
Wildlifer
CL Outdoor
By Dayle Rodgers
House
Senate
Miller
Salt Fork
Guernsey County
Oino Wildlife Council
Outdoor Writers of Ohio
Kickhacfer Corp
Fond du Lac
Sarasota
Fla
Florda
Oshermen
Raymond W. Hoghind
Kenneth Walker
Indian Hollow Rd
Nelson
Kenny
Dick Lee
Wayne Lee
Archer
Ham
Art Hayes
Lake Rd
Ph. Huron
SAT
Evinrude Motors
Art
Service School
Bulletin
Walt Decker
RUGER
Larry
Middle Avenue
Carl Fairfax
Ealer
Center Ridge
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