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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1979

Page

11

Pheasant Release Planned for Lorain County Small Game Season

Lorain County will release 800 cock pheasants across Wellington Wildlife Area and Charlemont Reservation on three days beginning opening day November 15 at 4 am. Fifty birds per site per release day, with cock birds only on opening day at Wellington due to habitat program. Regional outlook predicts fair pheasant hunting and good rabbit prospects amid ongoing habitat and anti poaching efforts.

Lorain County Jim Petrasek Wellington Wildlife Area Charlemont Reservation Lorain County Metropolitan Park District Wellington Petrasek Black River

Young hunters take aim in first pre season special

Young hunters ages 10 to 15 hunted seven Ohio wildlife areas last Saturday as the first of two special pre season hunts. At Spencer Wildlife Area John Wagner 13 aims under his father’s watch while Clinton Saith 15 shows two pheasants with Paul and Duane Kuenzer nearby. Other open areas include Delaware Dillon Grand River Oxbow Resthaven and Caesars Creek.

Spencer Wildlife Area John Wagner Alan Wagner Howe Road Strongsville Clinton Saith Paul Duane Kuenzer Hinckley Delaware Dillon Grand River Oxbow Resthaven Caesars Creek Dave Zapotosky

Head Hunters rebrands to Falls Taxidermy Studio Olmsted Falls

Falls Taxidermy Studio opens on Rt 252 near Bagley Road in Olmsted Falls replacing Head Hunters in Valley City and Olmsted Falls locations. Hours are 6 to 9 pm and Saturdays. Valley City shop stays open until December 15 to serve old customers. Peterson runs a big bucks contest with a wildlife oil painting by Larry D Ziemer as top prize. Lydic of Windsor wins the annual big fish contest.

Head Hunters Taxidermy Vailey City Falls Taxidermy Studio Rt.252 Columbia Road Bagley Road Olmsted Falls Lary Petersen Falls Outfitters Petersen Head Hunters Rt. 303 Valley City Larry D. Ziemer Lee Lydic Windsor Lydic

Fishing tackle prices soar survey reveals

Fishing tackle prices rise sharply with lead and lead-head jigs costing more. The piece notes high prices for Ambassadeur 6500 reels at $109.95 and rods at rising costs, while new lures like Rat-L-Trap and Baby Bass lure are highlighted amid inflationary pressure affecting anglers and retailers alike.

Jim Hardie Knight-Ridder Miami Augie Ferrig Ambassadeur Fred Kerr Southern Tackle Distributors

Bowhunter Bags Antlered Doe in Grafton Township

Bowhunter Joe Bachna of North Ridgeville bagged a two year old antlered doe in Grafton Township this season, a rarity for archery hunting. He previously bagged a deer with bow and arrow last year at the same area.

Credit Joe Bachna Mills Road North Ridgeville Bachna Grafton Township

Busy day lies ahead for turkey shoot fans

Listings for conservation and nonprofit turkey shoots appear for many clubs in Lorain County and surrounding areas. Events run Sundays or weekends at diverse locations from North Olmsted and Amherst to Lorain County Beagle Club, with hours mostly noon to dark and refreshments or free coffee offered.

Turkey Shoot North Olmsted Sportsmen's Club Bradley Road Amherst Sportsman's Club Cooper Foster Park Road Oak Point Road Amherst Gore Orphanage Road North Ridgeville Hot Stove Association Palner Field Waverly Hunt Club Wakeman Area Townline Road Butler and Chenango Roads Beaver Creek Sportsmen’s Club Quarry Road Rt. 113 South Amherst Rochester

Ohio wildlife council raises white bass limit to 11 inches

A Ohio Wildlife Council meeting on November 1 set a new minimum commercial length of white bass at 11 inches, a decision framed as prioritizing long term lake Erie resources over short term economic gain. Debate focused on economic hardship for commercial fishers, with praise for wildlife officials and strong support from LESF. a related walleye case was dismissed by the Ohio Supreme Court.

Ohio Wildlife Council Lake Erie Wildlife Council Martin Okenka Oregon Tom Wasson Ohio Division of Wildlife Lorain County Toledo Elyria Wasson Carl Mosley Jr Carl Wildlife Division Jim Feltman Department of Natural Resources Feltman DNR Ohio Robert Teater Mosley Russell Scholl Lake Erie Research Unit Resources Department Ohio Conservation Department Department of Natual Resources Lesf

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