End of Bow Season Proposals and Deer Readiness
The article discusses Pennsylvania bow season rules with focus on arrow materials allowed, confirming no restriction on arrow type but banning cross bows and explosive tips. It notes license costs, county-specific permits, and nonresident licensing, plus a Deer season outlook, Wildlife notes, and an upcoming Sportsmen's Night event with a film by Karl Maslowski. It also shares a personal note about a cancelled James Bay hunt and appreciation for outdoor-page freedoms.
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Pennsylvania
T.¥. Bell
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Bell
Venison Loaf and Bass Fillets Recipe Tips
Readers are given shot by shot instructions for preparing venison loaf and baked bass fillets. The venison loaf combines ground venison hamburger celery bread crumbs and seasonings baked into individual loaves served with a tomato sauce. The bass fillets are baked with wine and then finished with a butter Worcestershire sauce reduction poured over the fillets.
Ex Pilot Roy Keeler to Travel After Pan American Career
Capt Roy E Keeler senior Pan American World Airways pilot with three decades in aviation plans retirement at end July 31 at age. He has logged thousands of flight hours across the US routes and aims to explore the country now that he plans travel outward from US gateways.
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Miami
UPI
Roy E. Keeler
Pan American World Airways
United States
Star Fleet Elimination Races Highlight Vermilion Sailing
The Star Fleet held its 4th District Green Star elimination races at Vermilion amid variable winds. Bob Asher of Cleveland Yacht Club won the three-race series, with Tupper Hale and Jack Streither of Cleveland and Bremont Yacht Club respectively finishing second and third.
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Star Fleet
Vermilion
Bob Asher
Cleveland Yacht Club
Tupper Hale
Jack Streither
Bremont Yacht Club
Chicago
James Walker
Milwaukee
Perch and Bass Dominate Sandusky Fishing Report
Sandusky Bay and island areas show very good perch and white bass catches with smallmouth bass also reported. Fort Clinton reports strong catfish and large perch. East Harbor and Marblehead have perch and bass activity. Kelleys Island notes large fish and bass abundance. overall excellent outings for anglers.
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Sandusky
Fort Clinton
Calawha Point
Kelleys Island
Rising Rivers and Mud Signal Prime Catfishing Times
The Mercury outboard notes rising rivers and muddy waters trigger catfish feeding binges as fish move from hidden dens to shoals. Currents speed up swift strikes and bait theft drops, drawing in game fish and prey like crayfish and winewes, predicting good fishing conditions.
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Mercury Outboard Company
Michigan archers lead nonresident deer hunting figures
Michigan shows 89.3 percent of nonresident deer hunters were archers, 3 612 bowmen to 8 718 riflemen. Residents: 35 734 bow hunters to 458 334 rifle hunters. Licenses exceed 500 000 for deer and 700 000 for small game. Pennsylvania archery season set Oct 3–20. advise safe transport with hunting gear in vehicles.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsy
Michigan
Ike Supporters Plan Holiday Trap and Turkey Shoot
A large anticipated crowd will attend Lorain County Ely Chapter Izaak Walton League's season opening holiday weekend trap and turkey shoot Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Harry Bemis wildlife area near Grafton. Prizes include hams turkeys and bacon, with proceeds aiding conservation education programs.
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Lorain County Ely
Izaak Walton League
Ike
Harry Bemis Wildlife Area
Crook St
Grafton
Vic Hoffman
Ikes
Eemis
Two Pennsylvanians Fined Over 25 Deer Slaughter Spree
Phillip E Hevener Jr. and Raymond A Wagner were fined 3300 each after a mass deer slaughter in Lycoming and Clinton counties. They used a single shot .22 rifle to kill does bucks and fawns, wounding many others. Licenses revoked as game protectors tracked and captured them in the act.
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Phillip E. Hevener Jr
North Bend
Raymond A. Wagner
Renovo
Lycoming
Clinton County
LeRoy Gleason
Bucyrus Hosts Bowmen for Ohio Archers State Field Event
More than 400 archers will compete at Loss Creek Club near Bucyrus for the Ohio Archers Association state field tournament. The 112 target event includes 3 field targets 28 hunter s spots and 28 animal targets with line credit scoring. Sunday only shooters receive special awards and over 1608 in merchandise prizes will be given. OA members must preclassify or shoot open division. registration runs 6 to 9 am tomorrow at Lose Creek club in EST.
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Ohio State
Bucyrus
Loss Creek
Black River
Oakway
Loss Creek Club
Ohio Archers Association
Loss Creek Archers Club
Lemered
Lose Creek
Tomerroy
Bowhawks Elect Field Event Slate For Area Shooters
Wellington Bowhawks announce a 28 target field event at Pitts Rd range for today’s area shoot beginning 1 30 p m. Gordon Gallatin reiterates cancellation of outdoor shoots for the year and indoor practice starts at Kos tya Archery Center Oberlin Rd Elyria in October.
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Bucyrus
Pitts Rd
Wellington Bowhawks
Gordon Gallatin
Gallatin Announced
Kostya
Oberiin Rad
Elyria
Herrick Ave. West Range
Wellington
Gallatin
Tor Sheldon
Pat Gallatin
Beryl Reed
Bob Carme
Mervin Siversone
Jack Hollinger
Don Miller
Chronicle-Telegram
Las
Ivan Sawyer
John Grissinger
George Ro‘dachy
Waterfowl Recognition Clinics Set
Dan Atzen shoefer, supervisor, Wildlife District No. 6, plans annual duck identification clinics for Cincinnati and Dayton hunters this fall. The two hour sessions use colored slides, mounted specimens and wings to compare species, ending with a short quiz to measure learning. The program, started by Dale Whitesell, runs for a third year in Hamilton County and a second year in Montgomery County.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Dan Atzenshoefer
Wildlife District No. 6
Dale Whitesell
Hamilton County
Montgomery County
Hunting Casualties in Ohio Push Record High
Ohio records show 10 hunting casualties since January 1 with three fatal incidents. Bob Strohm of the Ohio Division of Wildlife notes the trio of fatalities all stem from grounhhog hunting and warns veterans mistook partners for game, urging strict safety adherence.
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Ohio
Bob Strohm
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Strohm
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Berea
Sear
Charleston
National Wildlife Federation
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Top Brass
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Indian Hollow Road
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Matt Herman
Oberlin Rd
Eivria
Huron
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UPE
By Dayle Rodgers
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Ruggles Beach
Jack Clark
Linwood Beach
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Cleveland
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Cooper's Boat Basin
En J
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Missouri
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Ernie Lambdin
Monster Club
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Last Sun Gay
French Creek
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Avon
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Red Gelick
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Denwpper
Black River Bowlenders
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Eith
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Dan Luther
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Parma
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Gilbert Laughlin
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Hal
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Sportsmans Digest
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Larry’s Drive-In and Sport Shop
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