The Canton Herald (Canton, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 23, 1954 Page: 3 of 12
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in keeping with the risks involved. Anything that destroys this profit
incentive will inevitably result in short supplies and higher prices.
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Here is Lay’s report in part drens Christmas poem "Twas the receive any instruction at all Jas’
‘The 1953 Sabine County hunt Night Before Christmas anemi- month Will I get m VA allow-
marked the end of five years of nent New York divinity profit nte all the same’
closed season during which timesor, feli his en atior we be ov A No -I rt t - do not
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port to the Director of Wildlife •. ontrolled doe hunting. Eventual- M Ia nine . ■' cnoo outside tice is at least 30 hours a weekNew Year gifts were a common
Restoratiin for the Texas GsW : carefully regulated harvesting 5 ; for at least five days a week, enactment of royalty from their
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there are indications the range
building up deei herds in rastiwell unde tood Irom experience
Texas is reported by Daniel W h the Hill Country, where etforts
Lay, wildlife biologist, it a re to . orreci it have led to legalized.
Moore Plantation of the Sabine
National Forest. The plantation, ■
itself, was not reopened to hunt-
ing at the end of the five-year
period. However, as a result of;
the restocking and protection
program, the deer population , in-
creased to such an extent that i
hundreds of deer moved out into
adjacent territory From this un-
fenced timber area nearby, most
of it federal land, some 250 big
fat bucks were taken during the
1953 hunt
"This was the payoff of only
one of many similar East Texas
restocking programs sponsored by;
the Game and Fish Commission in
recent years. Similar. restocking ef-
forts are paying off in all parts
of the pine woodland area. Hardly
a square mile if suitable deer
range from Crockett to Hemphill
and south lacks some deer
“Seed stock is widely distrib-
uted; but this does not mean
good deer hunting is available
everywhere. It means that wide-
spread good deer hunting is po-
tentially just around the comer.
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proved vastly in the past 15 years,
but more is needed. At this time,
the major limiting factor to East
Texas deer. is illegal hunting. In
some ways this is fortunate, for
it is entirely controlled by men. ;
Thus, it can be changed when
enough men wish. If the prob-
lem were lack of suitable range,
the solution would be much more
difficult.
“As the illegal hunting dimin-
ishes, other factors wall control
the number of deer the range
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ranged butween 97 and 99 per
cent 24 hours after treatmen At the renderingplant dally
College Station Insecticide-re-On garhag and trash n , , PPication of mult baits contain
sistant flies on farms, as well asan urban slum area, dhiivt nE one Per cent 05- 2016 gave the
urban-type houseflies and blow- went provided progro udv 0 ' trol 4 the predominately
flies, got bad news last week from ter , ontrol ustil at 'h. fro D 0W‛- population On city gar-
entomologists of the USDA. It i control was 90 per cont or mo-0bage and trash piles, one per
ment that new effective baits al I Cid uedithetest gave the most effective control
for their control had been de -r..phosphate o! blov .
n.a -ou ol the chemi- iumps, both houseflies and blow.
, ,, - u cals malathion and LL-13-59, hadflies were most effectively con.
Here are somt of tin results been proved effective against re- trolled with malt baits nin.
reported.__At a rendering plant sistant flies in dairy barns Prom, mg one pl cent cb2046 or two
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The Canton Herald (Canton, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 23, 1954, newspaper, December 23, 1954; Canton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1516589/m1/3/?rotate=90: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Van Zandt County Library.