Penna. Game
Commission
Weekly Letter
Muskrat Season Open
November 28
Thousands of fur take will
begin setting traps for
rats at 7 a.m November
the beginning of this part ir
season. The Pent Ilvania rat
season ends at 12 noon, January
16, 1954 A metal name
must be attached to cach trap
The muskrat an aquatic ro
dent, is much sought for its dark
glossy brown pelt It he
most abundant furbearer 1
Pennsylvania and, in total. pro
vides fur takers with their lar
gest cash return
The muskrat is said to be in
“about normal number in the
‘ state today. Unlike the agaci
ous mink, he is easily trapped
A large percentage of those
seeking the “marsh rabbit” will
be farm boys. To them, the
thrill of trapping and the desira
bility of dollars in the jean
provide incentive enough
If streams and ponds remain
low, and ice does not form to
hamper trapping
there should be an exceptional
operation
early take of the little water
going furbearer
Number of Summer-Fall
AISSIIXH Shur yy
Game authorities noted a rash
of violations in recent months
in the ten-county north-central
division.
From January 1, this year,
until the middle of November.
109 cases of unlawful deer Kill
ing had been successfully pros
ecuted in that area alone Al
most all of them dated since
early July. The number of cases
and fines imposed, about $15,
000, established an all-time high
in this division, for the period
named
A revision of the Game Law
that became effective July 28th
1953, provides that the unlaw
ful killing of a deer in close
season shail, in addition to a
$100 fine, bring a mandatory
denial of hunting and trapping
privileges for a period of three
years. {
Bucks Battle Before AufoistsL|
Game Protector Charles F
Keiper, who headquarters at
Renovo, Clinton County,
“On the night of October 31 a
rare treat was enjoved by up
wards of 100 people traveling a
dirt road in East Keating Twp.
reports
On leased land near the road
the Game Commission's food
and cover crew had planted 4
acres of wheat. Probably 30 deer
enjoy the green cover every
night. This has attracted crowds
of sightseers who enjoy watch
ing the deer and their antics. In
fact, some nights the place look
like a drive-in theatre On the
night mentioned two huge
bucks got into one of their s
sonal fights, watched by the oc
cupants of about 30
hives. A few minutes |
‘News Items From it possible to play many interest- | to the cheerleading squads. The five
ing musical compositions wilh a | iris who
varsity team are: Phyllis
back of the K D T 5 h | lifferent ton for the
it tonal color than is gen-
» » wp. C 00 | : ge Wolgemuth, Sarah Singer, Patricia
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gh hoo!
> owner arrived, As he
the claim
was a noise
around to investi The East Donegal hi
papers ws had just | At that time it was accessary to ed
and told the claimant | vay for the entire epi

biles. Actually, the area was lit
up like an arena. The two fight
ers were in the center of the
stage. not minding at all the at
tention they were attracting. To
top it all, everyone of the spec
tators can tell about it, through
no one had a flash camera han
dy to record the event.”
Road Kill of Wildlife High
Many motorists have remark
ed on the exceptional number of
wild birds and animals they ob
served dead on highways this
fall. Such road kills are gener
ally considered to be one meas-
ure of wildlife abundance.
Recently, Game Protector
Norman L. Erickson, of Empor-
ium, produced some unusual
figures on the number of deer
that fell to highway vehicles in
his district- He reports 102 deer
were crash victims on Cameron
County roads ii October of this
vear. Erickson points out that
Deputy Joseph Zekoll of Sinne
mahoning. picked up 31 of the
102 deer, and he says, “Our de
puties don’t receive enough cre
dit for the work they do. Zekoll
not only saved me much valu-
able time at this busy time of
year he also ‘saved me a great
deal of auto mileage.”
L Hungry Bears Are Unafraid i
On Oct. 22, Game Protector
Robert F. Ellenberger became
quite depressed.
“Assisted by Game Protector
Hancock.” he says, “I went out
to settle a claim for bear dam-
age to bees, a few miles from
Coudersport. While we were

checking the extent of the dam-
age done the previous night,
and waiting for the claimant to
return from work, we saw four

papers
erally heard. Members of the group
by Miss Jo-Anne

| plus the addition of water makes | and physical education and advisor
Barbara Warfel and Pa- i
are Paul Kauffman, Juck MeKain, | tricia Hawthorne. The five girls| Belle Honberger, daughter of | Walter, Jr., sister of the bride. [ed the traditional wedding §Au-
Houseal,

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&y | Dunnick, teacher of girls’ health | thing) kindly remember the Bulletin | pastor, officiated at the double | berger, brother of the bride, in the Bulletin.

bridegroom’s church.
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Weddings
The bride was given in mar-
GRAYBILL — HONBERGER riage by her father, The matron | of the bridegroom.
The marriage of Miss Mary | of honor' was Mrs. Frank F. Mrs. E. Thomas Tillett
will lead the cheering

The Rev. E. Thomas Tillett, Ushers were James L. Hon-

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John L. Myers, pastor of the| Wednesday, November 25, 1953 |
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