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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1965
Page
6
The author argues against the myth that deer are color blind, citing personal hunting experience and observations. Movement and camouflage matter more than color, with deer responding to motion and subtle cues. The piece contrasts claims of color blindness with examples of deer reacting to camouflage and human movement in real hunting scenarios.
Conservationist John B. Madson argues deer are color blind and that movement is the crucial camouflage in hunting. He notes wildlife perception varies by species and that staying motionless can yield closer encounters than any camouflage attire. He suggests grey tones may help but emphasizes immobility as the deadliest camouflage.
Bill Boatman and Co. of Bainbridge Ohio issued its 1965 66 catalog featuring hundreds of dog and hunter items. The 64 page catalog includes tips for deer coon and fox hunting and dog training. A six cell hunter and trouble light with recharging unit delivers a two thousand candlepower beam reaching one mile.
Don Miller recounts a Florida bass fishing trip with John Wilhelm and Ray Stephens near Brooksville and a cattle ranch. He recalls two outings on P K Ranch and another 8,500 acre site, where a huge eight to ten pound bass nearly spooked him, amid hurricane Betsy aftermath and duck hunting in the bayou.
In a PK Ranch lake near Brooksville, Florida, a six-pound largemouth bass hooked the trip’s momentum after earlier hurricane disruptions. John Wilhelm, Ray Stephens, and Sunburn Miller chronicled the outing aboard a 26-foot Airstream, chasing bigger bass across inland lakes while affiliated with the Florida Development Commission. The crew planned to tackle eight to twelve pounders in Ocala National Forest next.
Cairo reports linen history dating to Egypt with 4000 year old records. Archaeologists opened tombs revealing linen wrappings in near original condition, highlighting ancient textile preservation.
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