Hunters Chase Deer Quiet in Port Allegheny Area
A four man Elyria group hunted near Port Allegheny Pennsylvania but failed to find a deer. They camped out slept in a tent and faced frigid conditions as temperatures dropped and blankets were snatched. The piece notes hunting opportunities around Pymatuning Lake walleyes and grouse while reporting marsh leases near Magee Marsh for duck season and discussing public property issues raised by Ernest Swift of the National Wildlife Federation.
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Elyria
Port Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Magee Marsh
Cioste
Bono
Port Clinton
Wells Mole Jr
Grafton
C. Keith Johnson
Century Block
Ernest Swift
National Wildlife Federation
Swift
Fish and Game
U.S
Canada
Fish and Wildlife
Ohio
Black River
Muskies Sought From Findley Reported By Dalrymple
The Findley Lake muskies, mostly small, are being pursued with reports of minnows chewed by muskies and several netting operations noting limited catch. Travel plans target reproduction checks and possible shoreline joining as part of ongoing fish management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finchey
Dalrymple
Findley Lake
Findley
Waterfowl Bag Limits Tighten for Ohio Hunters
Ohio Division of Wildlife announces new daily and possession limits for waterfowl including canvasbacks and redheads. Hunters must choose among specified combinations and follow reduced goose limits while rules for guns and shooting times remain strict. Free literature on regulations is available from the Division of Wildlife in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Canada
Ohio
Wildlife Division
Division of Wildlife
Dublin Rd
Colummnus
Plane Pursuit Prohibited For Duck Hunting Warnings
A club warning notes federal rules against waterfowl hunting from aircraft and using machineguns or electronic calls. It cites migratory bird regulations and bans on blinds from livestock and recorded imitations, while listing regional sailing activities and participation in championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Alaska
Guillemots
Ohio Forestry Annual Reports 1002 Human-Caused Fires
The Ohio Division of Forestry records 1002 more human caused fires than natural. In 1956 57 the state had 1003 forest fires with debris burning as the leading cause at 476 incidents. Smoking and railroads started 73 fires. Dutch elm disease killed many elms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyitm
Ohio Division of Forestry
Speckled trout lake found near Onaping Lake upsets laker lore
Dave Taylor reports a new speckled trout hotspot northwest of Sudbury at Onaping Lake after a tough-weather season. The lake yielded specks up to four and a half pounds with four to five pound northern pike and pink flesh, while lakers remained elusive. Access is demanding, with boat, portages, and mountain-side terrain. Largest lake trout this year reached 16 pounds. northern pike up to 26 pounds, and lakers up to 39 pounds in the past.
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Canada
Dave Taylor
Elyria
Northwood
Taylor
Sudbury
Onaping Lake
Ontario
Marden Todd
Howard Greene
Warner Todd
Wakeman
Cochrane Matriet
Kapuskasing
Greene
Quail Stocking Not Key to State Habitats Focused
Ohio eyes experimental quail hunting on public lands if governor committee plans pass but Tennessee findings show stocking fails to justify costs. Only about three percent of stocked quail survive hunting, at $33 per quail. State shifts toward habitat improvement and natural reproduction to sustain populations.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Tennessee Game and Fish Commission
Fishermen Pay Most Into State
The Ohio Division of Wildlife annual report shows resident hook and line anglers paid 1,768.26 in license fees, 45 percent of revenue. Hunters and trappers paid 1,375,340.25 for licenses plus 238,785 for deer permits, totaling 39.7 percent. Expenditures top was game management at 33.5 percent, with 21 percent for fish management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Hunnters
Archery through history from bows to guns and revival
The article traces archery from its war dominance in 1588 to its decline after firearms rose, noting Europe and the world, the Seminoles in Florida, and a later revival in the United States. It mentions Black River Bowheaders, deer sightings, and the Wellington Bowhawks banquet with carp honors.
Trapshoot Sets Record At Oberlin
Gunners at Oberlin Sportsmen's Club set a record by firing 1 500 rounds during the lay last Sunday. Chuck dal led with 19x95 while several scored 10. Vic Barson reports 16 turkeys and 12 teams awarded in the ham and turkey shoot. An other shoot is slated for 1 p m Sunday at the club grounds on Parsons Rd. The report also notes national sport angling figures for 1957 with total catch and per capita consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunners
Oberlin Sportsmen's Club
Chuck Dal
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Don Miller
Pynistuning
Salt Fork Lake
Guernsey County
Piedmont
Clendening Lakes
Muskingum District
Harry Meyer
Rt. 113
Remmetta
Meyer
Cochram
Maurice Burge
Lorain
By Dayle Rodgers
V.p-B. Inc
Cooper’s Boat Basin
TCYC
Ray Rossi
Jack Kulas
Bernie Voghi
Ed Adams
George Hoagsland
Bill
Vivian Barth
Florida
Commodore
George
Finch- Anderson
Harold
Dalrymaple
Dalremple
Jane
Kipton
Hipton Reservoir
Dairymple
Vermilion Boat Club
McGarves's
Vermilion Yacht Club
Yeren
Lescue
Cleveland
Red Cross
J. R. Coulter
Bronson Clark
Robert Howley
William Krantz
Jack McKeown
Grover Severs
Paul Stephens
Cal Canfield
Oberlin
Vermilion
Treassurer
Robert Coulter
Millie
Milford) Harrison
Lakeland
Fla
Jim Robey
Nat. Resources
Ohio ‘Division of Wildlife
Department of Natural Resources
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington D.C
WBC
Matheir
Aachinegun
Udetutn LN Wit Slps
Ode Oj. Coulter
Joseph Richardson
Jmilion
Bronson Clark l
Obertin
George Gregory
Lady Paulsen
Walt Decker
Scotty Morrison
Minnesota
Denison Johnson Corp
Kit Bergh
Bloomington
Minn
Sun
Swedmark
Swenson Lake
Forrest Ashcraft
Decker
Morrison
Sur
Eta
Riemer’s
Rie
Pile Rd
Anbherst
Archer
Europe
Belgium
Flanders
New World
Everglade Swamps
Oklahoma
United States
Wellington Bowhawks
L. W. Rothgery
Sportsman's Digest
Bob
Larry
Sport Shop
Middle Avenue
Fairfax
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