Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1947 — Page 17

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| Outdoors—

Pheasant Hunting Called Off for 1947; ~ Bag Limit on Rabbits May

Ducks and Quail Also

Scarce in State

But Fishing Is Getting Somewhat Better By MARC G. WAGGENER

No pheasant hunting in Indiana this fall.

Strong possibility of a

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

The autumn color is expected to + iD | |about Oct. 15-Elk, buffalo and deer from a surplus at Pokagon state park are available for. exhibition | purposes only to cities and coun{ties having suitable areas—A local Catches of bass, bluegills and cat- chapter of the Outdoor Writers of fish are listed as being taken ‘with America is to be organized about

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minnows, worms and ‘artificial lures. |

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| 50 per cent cut in the bag and possession limit on rabbits. A curtailed| Planting of approximately 15.000,

(open season on ducks afd other waterfowl. season or bag limit but a report of fewer birds in the fields. That in short is the outlook for Hoosier nimrods during the coming and plans for the distribution of | { hunting season as pictured by officials of the state conservation depart- | other game fish propagated in state

ment after a state-wide review of| the wildlife situation.

‘No Pheasant Hunting

servation officials.

protect the limited ock. The decline in the number of pheasants is not confined to In-|

ported fewer birds

birds then in preceding years,

‘Rabbit Cut Expected

Conservation authorities are ex{pected to follow the recommendation of the State Conservation Ad- { visory Committee and order a 50 per cent reduction in the bag and | possession’ limits on rabbits during {the hunting ‘ season which Opens | Monday, Nov. 10. For the past |several years a hunter could take a| {maximum of 10 rabbits a day during the open season. Rabbits were not too plentiful in many parts of the state during the 1946-47 open season and the recomimendation of the advisory commit{tee backs up the findings of con-| servation officials. The anticipated |order reducing the bag and pos-| \session limits, will be a hlow to! Pe arket hunters” who scoured the fields for bunnies which were sold) lat high prices. With a limit of five rabbits in effect, this type of hunting would not be as profitable,

‘Ducks to Be Scarce The curtailed open season On| {ducks and other waterfowl this year, {was, as one conservation official put lit, “set for the ducks and not the hunters.” The decline in the number of migratory waterfowl over a perfod of years has been followed by gradual tightening of restrictioms 'to cut the annual kill and yet permit the hunters some sport. | Hoosiers this year will have a 30- | 'day instead of a 45-day shooting | season with a bag limit of four in-| stead of ‘seven birds per day. Un-] less bad weather forces the flights southward earlier this year than in| ‘the past, Hoosiers will again find | “native birds” (those -hatched and | reared on Indiana lakes and! Istreams) providing the bulk of their, Isport. | ‘Quail Population Down | | Roadside counts and other checks ion Bob-White quail during the| {summer months have indicated a decrease in the number of these | popular game birds. A normal pop{ulation was indicated in a few areas but on a state-wide basis there was no showing that the down cycle was over. The wet, unfavorable weather during the nesting season is cited a8 a factor. | No changes in the open sdason {dates for hunting quail or in the {bag limit are planned by conserva-

yesterday.

Fall Fishing Improves | Chilly weather has chased most {anglers fway from the lakes and | streams but those who stuck it out | caught some nice strings of fish, | conservation officers reported this week. The better fishing is still found in lakes and pits which are not affected by local rains. | Although a majority of the summer colonies at Hoosier lakes have been deserted, since the opening of (school, many of them are open on |week-ends as a headquarters for fishing parties,

‘Most Streams Muddy | Streams generally over the state, {are milky to muddy with the fish- | ing fair to poor as a result, the

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An order suspending for this year Rasthern part of the state, the open season on pheasants in|FPreeman and Shafer and the TID-'geams but the past season is reIndiana, was issued today by con- | pecanoe river are milky, but the garded by hatchery officials as highSurveys of the fishing has been fair, state during past weeks have re- gills and catfish have been taken vealed fewer pheasants than in the with minnows, worms, crickets and Here'n There past and the closing of the hunting artificial baits getting the best re-| season was deemed necessary to sults,

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No change in the quail channel

{eral years, is recuperating from a

catfish, averaging four |

inches in length, is Mow in progress

| hatcheries are being prepared. No estimates are available on the| {number of bass, bluegills and other| {game fish species which will be {transferred to Hoosier lakes and

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John Wallace, nature guide at! Brown county state park for sev-

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