THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa, Thursday, January 7. 1954
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/Penna. Game
‘| Commission
| Weekly Letter
Pennsylvania wildlife author-| trict noticed his cookies in stor- |
important | age were
ities recognize the
part farmers and
play in the state’s
ture.
their
week of Jan. 11-16 the
Commission will again
an outstanding wildlife exhibit
on the lower concourse of the
Farm Show Arena. The central
theme of this exciting, educa-
turkey. On either side of the
centered feature cage will be
shown ringneck pheasants and
quail, some of them day-old
' chicks, as well as Canada geese
| and live hawks and owls.
| At one end of the exhibit a
| large wildcat will snarl defiance
| at onlookers; at the other end
beavers will cut and feed on as-
| pen poles between swims in a
pool provided in their spacious
pen.
All the birds and animals will
be displayed in natural surroun-
dings artistically contrived.
Each cage will be flanked by
appropriate dioramas —authen-
tic, illuminated miniature re-
productions of three dimensiens
- showing members of the
grouse family, furbearers, song-
birds and other wild life species
in native habitat.
End of Mink And Muskrat
Seasons Noted

The Game Commission re-
minds trappers that the mink
season closed at noon, January
1, and the current muskrat sea-
son will end at noon, January
16, 1954.
The next fur season will be
that for beavers, Feb. 15 to Mar.
6th.
tional display will be the wild |
(ue on the unprotected list and
| may be taken in unlimited num- |
es until Sept. 1, 1954,
Cake-Eating Fur-Bearer
|
|
{
|
tector living at Berwick, Col- |
| umbia County, says the pro- |
| prietor of a bakery in his dis- |
being
lands man set a trap, hoping to catch |
hunting pic- | a thieving rat. He did - a mu
They welcome the oppor-| krat. Oddly,
tunity the annual Farm Show at | least one-half
Harrisburg offers to meet rural-| water supply.
ites and others from all over the |
Commonwealth. So, during the |
Game |
present !
the bakery is at]
mile from any |
Hunters Report Seeing
Sharptail Grouse
Pennsylvania game
| ties and outdoorsmen are watch- |
| ing with interest results from |ting him free from his Novem- any items cannot be taken to |
i the 49 Canadian sharptail | ber adversary, provided posi- the regular meeting of the
grouse liberated in March of '53 | tive evidence. group, call the officers and one
in Elk and McKean Counties. penises salle 8s We
Cooperating with the Game
Commission, a Smethport bird
dog owner reported flushing 4
of these imported birds while
hunting ruffed grouse last No-
vember in the McKean County
release area. Two December
deer hunters reported seeing 1
sharptail in the same area.
The most encouraging news
came from a Ridgway resident
who is a neighbor of Stanley E.
Forbes, wildlife bioligist in
charge of the sharptail grouse
project. The man reported see-
ing a flock of 20 to 25 sharptails
within one-half ‘mile of the Elk
County release site while hunt-
ing deer last Dec. 1. This large
number would indicate that
some young birds were produc-
ed in the hatching season of '53.
Although these reports are
considered encouraging, the
Commission’s research division
will continue a close study of
sharptail grouse this winter and
during the nesting season next
spring, to determine what pro-
gress the bords are making. It
is hoped that these western
grouse may populate the many
large openings in the forests
created by repeated fires and
severe browsing by deer. Such
areas have little value for native

CORONET V-8 and 6
Skunks and opossums contin-

game species.
HOW on display... New 4 DODGE
in 5 Great
Fettner investigated a report of |
| two
| in the Kennels Mill section.
nibbled. The | found one of the deer dead. The |
larger, a 12-point was released
| by cutting off both
the dead 8-point
| The
| killed and checked out the
| day of the buck season. It bore |
the marks of its battle, having
been gouged in the side and the
authori- | b
ed nicks made by the ax in cut-
Bucle Provides Unusual
Trophy
Freed
E. W. Cox, a Somerset County)
For
game protector, tells: “On Sun- |
Lewis H. Estep, a game pro-| day, Nov. 15, a deputy named |
locked antlers |
He |
bucks with
antlers of
with
12-point
an ax.
same deer was
first
ack. The buck’s antlers show-

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hold a
At the last auxiliary rummage
sale held at
was a demand for men’s cloth-
ing, baby clothing and large siz- |
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elry, and jars.
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