Allegheny Angling and Forest Receipts Highlight Regional Outdoors
The July Pennsylvania Angler features David N. Taylor praising the Allegheny region from the New York line to Tionesta. It notes the musky below Tidioute and warns of sewage issues while highlighting potential gains from the Kinzua dam and healthy water levels. A National Forest receipts report shows roughly 313000 dollars in 1956-57 cash returns, with about 78000 dollars allocated to local counties. Also recounted is a dramatic nest robbery involving a black snake swallowing three young starlings from a utility pole ledge in Columbia County.