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1963-64 LAWS ANNOUNCED
Squirrel Hunting Rules Simplified;
Change Made In Wild Turkey Season
Air Division Headquarters To Be
Activated, 2 C-123 Units Retained
Tar Heel hunters will have a
greatly simplified squirrel season
this faU. At a meeting o fthe
North Carolina Wildlife Resources
Commission, held in Raleigh, 99
counties were included in a uni
form squirrel season, beginning
October 15 and ending January 1.
One Dare County township, At
lantic ,and part of another—that
part of Nags Head Township east
of Roanoke Sound—^will have a
shorter season, lasting from Dec
ember 2 until anuary 15.
The decision for the state-wide
season was based on research
which showed that Tar Heel
squirrels produce young twice a
year, usually in March and July.
It was also found that veryy few
of the March broods are around
for the gun season in the fall,
while the July crop furnishes most
Sciatica
Sciatica is a term used to
describe the painful condition
of the nerve which branches
from the lower area of the
spine into the hip and leg.
Sciatica begins with pain in
the back or the hip joint. This
pain may radiate from the
spine to the toes or be . con
fined to a smaller area such as
the hip, thigh, or leg.
The cause of sciatica is usu
ally pressure which is exerted
on the nerve as it emits from
the spine. The Chiropractor
removes this pressure by
aligning the spine. When this
pressure is removed the nerve
heals and pain subsides.
Research statistics showing
the result of Chiropractic treat
ment of sciatica:
Cases accepted for treatment:
97.2%
Cases well or much improv
ed: 85.0%.
Did you know?—The N. C.
Workmens Compensation Law
includes payment for Chiro
practic care for workers acci
dentally injured on the job.
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Our Southern Pines Office
has been consolidated with our
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The address is 110 South Tryon Street and the
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of the fall hunting. All across the
state, most of the July squirrels
are weaned by the middle of
October. Biologists believe that
since the nimord’s gun is only
one of the several factors in
squirrel mortality, the hunting
season should begin when the late
crop has left the nest. This will
give the sportsman more hunting
that previously has been lost be
cause of food shortages, inclement
weather, and predators.
Public Hearings
Hunting regulations, such as the
new squirrel season, are decided
upon only after a series of nine
public hearings across the state.
At these hearings, the Commis
sion presents its proposals, based
on sound biological principles and
careful research. Hunters, land-
owners, and other interested par
ties are invited to attend these
proposals, and heard the reaction
of hunters across the state, the
Commission assembles in Raleigh
with the staff of Clyde P. Patton,
executive director of the Com
mission, and sets regulations de
signed to give hunters the best
possible harvest and assure
supply of game for the future.
Wild Turkey Change
Anther change is the wild tur
key season. Still gobblers only,
but running from January 2 to
February 15, this ne warrange-
ment, though shorter, gives the
turkey hunter a better chance to
enjoy his sport with less of his
favorite game being taken by
the relatively non-specialized
squirrel and deer hunters. This
group ,in prior years, has been
“incidental turkey hunters,” bag
ging a good many turkeys when
they were out looking for other
game. But with both deer and
skuirrel hunting ending January
1, there should be very little
“woods” hunting after this date
except by turkey hunters. And
with a 6100 fine for killing a
turkey out of season (passed by
the 1963 Legislature), a fellow
will think twice about shooting
at a “movement in the bushes”
before January 2.
Quail and Rabbit
The quail and rabbit season will
open on November 23 and close
February 15. While closely ap
proximating the opening date for
62, it falls on the Saturday be
fore Thanksgiving.
Bow Hunting
Bow hunters will again be per
mitted to hunt during the 20 days
immediately preceding the open
season for a particular game
species. However, where the deer
season opens on November 18,
the 20-day bow season will begin
on October 18 and close Novem
ber 9. Before we all go Robin
Hood, let’s remember that a bow
must have a rated pull of at least
45 pounds. Arrows, except the
blunt head type used for small
game and birds, must have a
minimum broadhead width of at
least 7/8 inch.
Since county laws govern some
forms of hunting and trapping, it
is impossible to cover the whole
list here. Hunting and fishing
license dealers will soon have
printed copies of the complete
regulations.
Plans to retain two C-123 troop
carrier squadrons and activate an
air division headquarters at Pope
AFB has been announced by the
Air Force.
Secretary of the Air Force Eu
gene M. Zuckert said activa
tion of the air division headquar
ters would- take place this sum
mer.
Earlier plans were to move two
C-123 equipped squadrons from
Pope to Dyess AFB, Tex., and to
effect a permanent overseas re
assignment of the three remaining
squadrons.
If this plan had remained in
effect. Pope AFB would have had
only three squadrons equipped
with C-130 aircraft.
Present plans by the Air Force
are to have a total of five troop
carrier squadrons at Pope of
which three will be equipped with
C-130s and two with C-123s.
Secretary Zuckert explained the
Air Force’s recent change of
plans. He said experiences in
counterin - surgency operations
have revealed the C-123 aircraft
is an extremely valuable support
ing tool. As a result, the Air
Force plans to retain a number
of these aircraft in the active in
ventory, both within the United
States and its overseas locations.
Three of the Pope AFB C-123
squadrons are presently located
overseas on temporary duty, and
it is planned to effect a permanent
overseas reassignment of these
units this summer.
It is expected the three C-130
squadrons at Pope AFB will be
fully equipped and operational by
July, 1964.
'Die need for an air division
headquarters at Pope AFB was
said to be necessary because of
the heavy training and operation
al responsibilities placed on Pope
by the continuation of the C-123
program, the support of overseas
units, and the activation of the
C-130 squadrons.
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