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THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pe, a total area of 81.7 acres. Sum-|
| Thursday, April 7
Penna. Game
Commission
‘Weekly Letter
The 2198 deer hides collected |
by Game Commission personnel |
last fall and winter

and sold to |
the highest bidder netted the
Game Fund $2714.75. i
The hides were from deer |
killed illegally in the 1954 sea-
son, others that died after col- |
liding with highway vehicles |
and a number turned over to |
game protectors by hunters.
Wildlife Projects At Your Door | T
Many sportsmen’s organiza- |
tions seek opportunities to help |
preserve and increase wild game |
in their vicinity. Most of them |
have awakened to the fact no,
all-inclusive conservation plan
will materialize to guide them |
in each instance. As more infor-
mation on simple, effective pro-
jects reaches them from conser- |
vation agencies these clubs and |
other organizations make sur-|
veys of near-home game habitat | P
conditions, seeking opportunities |
to improve them.
Clubs and © individuals have!
assisted farmers and state agen- |
cies in tree and shrub planting,
have improved streams and |
"planted the banks, have cleaned |
| pleted other beneficial
up unsightly conditions or stop- |
ped pollution, and have com- |
projects |
conditions. |
were |
|
dependent on local
Significantly, as matters
improved for wildlife the peo-|
ple and the community often
profited also, esthetically or ec-
onomically.
Local projects may not seem |
to have much value, individual- |
ly, but in the aggregate many |
small developments produce a
tremendous amount of wildlife |
food and cover,
deisred conditions.
plishment of these objectives
also brings about improved |
land - owner - hunter relations,
experience has shown.
Border Cuttings Provide Wild
Game Necessities
One example showing the
Pennsylvania Game Commission |
avails itself to the fullest extent |
of monies received through the |
Federal Aid in Wildlife
tion Act, otherwise known as
the Pittman-Robertson Program, |
is described in the following.
During the winter months, |
when the cultivation of food
plots and much other work can-
not be done by the Commission’s
food and cover corps, attention |
is given to seasonal operations |
of the land management pro-
gram.
ers along woodlands, mountain |
as well as other
The accom-

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|

|
month of February
i other
I Game projects.
around food plots and oth- |
edge develop-
becomes one
business.
roads,
er places where
ment is desirable
of the main orders of
These edge cuttings produce
naturally a copious growth of |
good food and cover for practic- |
ally all kinds of game. The most |
common plants that appear fol-
lowing such operations are: |
raspoerries, blackberries, honey- |
suckle, dogwood,
hazel, bittersweet, pokeberry, |
chokecherry, rapevines and |
virburmums of var.ous Kinds.
This year, during the short]
alone, 72,-
631 linear feet of borders were]
cut on State Game Lands, the]
Allegheny National Forest and
excepting Farm-|
These borders
in width and |
area of 77.3!
projects
|
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|
|
|
|
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|

sumac, witch |
areas
averaged 46 feet
comprised a total
acres. On Farm-Game
46,326 lincar feet of woodland |
borders were cut with an aver- |
age width of 30 feet, comprising |

GC. Robert Fry

Cellars, Trenches, Etc.
I MANHEIM R. D. 2, PA. |
Air Compressor Work Rocks |i}
Rock Drilling, Concrete Breaking, Etc. shd
. Trees |
in |
Excavating and Grading Ml

PHONE MOUNT JOY

3-4753 |

D
J
| plans. From
[ 1e,
| study.
| the cottontail and the effect of |
| vania Game
| in setting seasons for woodcock]|
| ducts
4 : . | the st s to
Then the cutting of bord-| . ‘Le
' Being Planned
(| drivers in the three states, Driv- |
| the competition,
| pattern for other regional activ-
med up, these borders so vital!
to game ran to 118,957 linear
feet, had an average width of
39 feet and comprised a total
area of 109 acres.
University Conducts Wildlife
Studies
The Forestry Department of]
The Pennsylvania State Univer-|
sity recognizes the recreational
value of forest-dwelling wildlife
in setting up its management
the Penn State |
Centennial (1855-1955) issue
and other sources we learn these
things about the University's!
wildlife management research:
Studies of forest game species]
are an important part of the
work on the Experimental For-
est. Of these, white-tailed deer
research is a major project of

| the Forestry Department in co-
| operation with the Pennsylvan-!
ia Cooperative Wildlife Research!
Unit and the Department of Zoo-
logy and Entomology. It has
produced valuable basic
mation on the browsing
deer food
production.
Deer browse in the sl
| where woody plants are a major]
part of their diet. In a 5- =
Study, Yearly completed, defi-|
{ been "demonstrated, For examp-|
infor- cently returned from Japan and
habits will go to Florida at the end of
of deer as well as the effects oh his furlough.
| cutting practices on

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A/2c Earl Kanode, son of Mrs.
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Research on the more com-
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The winter food habits of |
| predation on this popular game
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Population studies of wood- |
cock are made each year on the
experimental forest in Stone
Valley. These census figures
ned by the U. S. Fish and Wild-| {Main & Vine
ife
Service and the Pennsyl-
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Shaver Creek is being maintain-|
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
are carried out in strategic ar-|
eas. Blight resistant chestnuts
are planted in small groves for,
game food.
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driver championship roadeo will]
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scheduled for Sept. 8 thru 10,
and will be jointly sponsored by
| the Motor Truck Associations
of Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware. Three winners
from each state will be selected
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a driver must
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preceding 12 months. |
This is the first that a com-|
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type has been held anywhere in|
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be at the First National Bank
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commencing at 12 noon |
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MAIN ST. PH. 3-5983
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MOUNT JOY

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