Pheasant season closed in Bannock County
Local shooters push for an open pheasant season but the Bannock County Game Department has ordered a closure. Birds are scarce due to limited hatch and planting by the Bannock County Sportsmen’s Association with Idaho Fish and Game aid. The county remains closed except Wee County which stays open November 1 through 10 where birds are more plentiful.
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Bannock County
Legistate
Idaho State Fish and Game Department
Bannock
Game Department
Wee County
Duck season dates extend into November around Twin Falls Jerome
A Sunday outing along the Snake River and its bottoms saw many shooters taking aim with varying success. Some reached the limit while others pressed for two or three ducks. Waterfowl along the river include canvasbacks blues sprigs and other northern ducks. mallards remain scarce but may surge after a cold snap.
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Snake River
Tradition of boxing titles fades as champions dodge rings
The article reflects on how defending champions rarely enter the ring, citing public sentiment and state trends. It recalls a bygone era when champions would fight challengers who could back a stake, even in rough settings, for glory and a share of winnings.
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Billy Brady
Bensonhurst
Jim Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
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Fitz
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Europe
Tom Sharkey
Pitvim
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Sharkey
Tommy Ryan
Fitzsimmone
Sharke
Jack Finnegan
Jim Corbett
Hank Griffin
Joe Kennedy
Gus Rublin
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jack Munroe
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Los
Johnson
Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Joe Jeannette
Jim Flynn
Las Vegas
Frank Moran
Paris
Willard
Havana
Jack Vv
Ih Chaim
Mixu
Firpo
Dempsey
Boxing Champions and the Business of the Title
The article argues champions guard titles as property, avoiding defenses in winter, and arranging costly preconditions. It surveys past holders like Sullivan Corbett Jeffries Johnson Dempsey and modern leaders, noting promoters and managers shaping title defenses for profit.
Pheasant hunting faces thinning flocks in Twin Falls area
In the Twin Falls region pheasants appear thinned by weather and hunting pressure. Birds remain but are wild and hard to hold, with many ranches posted though inquiries yield cooperation. Corn remains abundant as threshing continues. other counties report small birds and variable awking as cold weather delays arrival.
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Twin Falls
Lincoln County
Stocking Efforts Boost Rainbow Trout On Wood River
The Bannock Sportsmen’s Association funds feedings for trout at Meaders ponds while the state provides new lots. Six inch fish will be released to self care, with the game department covering board costs. Wood River and tributaries are seen as needing stocking, per Charles G. Summer of the Pocatello Tribune, via Haisy News-Miner.
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Bannock Sportsmen’s Association
Meaders
Game Department
Kiel
Wood River
Charles G. Summer
Pocatello Tribune
Fish and Gun Club
Warm Springs Creek
Haisy News-Miner
Pocatello Trapshooting Club Plans Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot
Preparations are under way for a club turkey shoot promoted by the Pocatello Trapshooting association. The event is to be a club affair run by the board of directors. Bob Graham notes a recent court case did not hinge on loons identity and the shooting focus remains on cormorants rather than loons in this region.
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Pocatello Trapshooting Association
Bob Graham
Trout fingerling plantings expand along Wood River
About 60 000 to 70 000 rainbow trout fingerlings were released from Hay Spur hatchery over 10 days into Wood River headwaters and tributaries near Galena. The Wood River Fish and Game Protective Association oversaw the effort with volunteers and forest rangers. President H. C. Beamer praised it as the finest planting in his years of work, foreseeing a strong future.
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Hay Spur
Wood River
Galena
Deer Creek
East Fork
North Fork
Warm Springs Creek
Trail Creek
Baker
Prairie
Wood River Fish & Game Protective Association
Forest Rangers
H. C. Beamer
Bannock County pheasant season closed for 1919
The Bannock County pheasant season is closed by petition of the Bannock Sportsmen's Association under state law. Prosecution awaits any individual shooting birds in the county as game warden enforcements are active. In contrast Bingham County's season remains open with reports of many birds in certain areas.
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Bannock
Bingham
Duck Hunters Out For Morning Light At Local Spots
Duck hunters set out at dawn with smokeless firearms, seeking limits of twelve ducks. Official sunrise is 6 56, with hunting allowed from half an hour before. Sundown is 5 32. A permit is required on the reservation.
Fall Fishing Good with Trout Catches Reported
Fall fishing brings good trout catches for many anglers. Locals report sizeable fish and frequent use of spinners as the main lure with some preference for bait and other devices. Larger local streams offer strong fishing opportunities.
Clear Day Forecast For Ducks On River Hunt
The forecast promises a fair warmer day suited to outdoor activity though not essential for general citizens. North ducks arriving, canvasback and other ducks expected, with a tang in the air that may urge a steady hand and careful aim on the river.
Modern Woodmen Dance at K. Hall Thursday Night
Modern Woodmen of America will host a dance Thursday night October 29 at 9 pm in K hall. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Hall
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