(One Day Nearer Victory) THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Hunting Privileges
Are Announced For
the Pisgah Preserve
Wildlife Management Plans for
the Pisgah National Forest were
outlined recently by Carl G- Krue
ger, Forest Supervisor, and Chief
Refuge Supervisor J. M. Long
shore. Organized public hunts for
deer, bt-ar and squirrel will be held
during the next few months, Mr.
Krueger stated.
The Pisgah National Game Pre
serve and the Mt. Mitchel, Boone
and Sherwood Wildlife Manage
ment Areas are jointly administer
ed by tle North Carolina Division
of Game and Inland Wisheries and
the U. S- Forest Service under co
operative agreements drawn up
pome years ago.
Always popular with the sports
men, the hunts this year are ex
pected to attract nimrods from all
walks of life. Due to wartime re
strictions on travel, local partici
pation promises to predominate,
although hunters from nearly every
State in the Union have attended
in other years.
Big Game Hunt on the Pisgah
Preserve
Highlight of this year's activi
ties will be the Tenth Public Big
Game Hunt on the Pisgah Preserve,
which is scheduled for the period
beginning November 6 and ending
November 18. Deer and bear of
both sexes will be harvested in
order to remove the animals which
are surplus to the carrying capa
city of the area.
Applications for the Pisgah Big
Game Hunt will be mailed on Oc-
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tober 1 to persons who have asked
to be placed on the mailing list.
After October 1. applications may
be obtained from the N. C. Depart
ment of Game and Inland Fisheries,
Asheville, Forest Supervisor, U. S.
Forest Service, Asheville, or from
the District Forest Ranger, U.S.F.
S-, Pisgah Forest.
To be considered, applications
(accompanied by remittances) must
reach the North Carolina Depart
ment of Game and Inland Fisheries
at Asheville, not later thanl2:00,
noon, October 16, 1944. One thous
and applications will be accepted.
If more than one thousand appli
cations are received, a public draw
ing will be held by the Chamber
of Commerce of Brevard, to select
the successful applicants.
Permits will cost $7.50 for regu
lar check-in and check-our hunts,
and $10.00 for wilderness hunts.
Each hunter will be allowed a
three-day period in which to take
either a bear or a deer. No extra
charge will be made for bear, a
change from previous procedure.
The main hunts are under care
ful supervision. Transportation to
and from shooting compartments
will be provided by the hunters.
Persons assigned to these hunts
will be checked in each morning at
6:30 A. M. and checked out each
evening at 6:00 P. M. Sleeping
and eating accommodations may
be obtained in the several towns
which are in close proximity to
the preserve. Campgrounds will be
available if desired. Women will
be allowed on these hunts.
The wilderness hunts are pro
vided for those who wish to hunt
under primitive conditions and en
joy a good camping trip. Camping
areas have been set aside for the
Wilderness hunts. Floored tents
with stoves and folding cots are
furnished for sleeping quarters.
Open air grates with fuelwood for
cooking are also available. The
hunter should bring his blankets,
cooking equipment, food and other
miscellaneous necessities. Arran
gements for packing equipment
and game may be made while
checking in. Women will not be
allowed on the wilderness area
hunts.
Firearms will be restricted to
non-automatic rifles of a caliber
.250-3000 or .25-35 or larger (with
'the exception of .32-20) and shot
guns 16 gauge or larger, using
single ball ammunition. Full patch
ammunition may not be used.
Mt. Mitchell and Boone Deer Hunts
Buck deer only will be hunted on
the Mt. Mitchel and Boone areas
(November 8 through 17, and 22nd
through 30th respectively, exclusive
of Sundays). Applications and ad
ditional information may be ob
tained from Chief Refuge Supervis
or Mease, Marion, or the Forest
Supervisor in Asheville.
Bear Hunts
September 30th is the last date
for acceptance of bear hunt appli-
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SGT. ROGER RASHIO AR
RINGTON, son of R. F. Arling
ton, of Clyde, R.F.D. No. 1, is
now serving with the invasion
forces in France. He was inducted
at Camp Croft and from there sent
to Camp Stuart, Ga., and then to a
Florida post and back to Camp
Stuart. He was also stationed for
a time at a post in Massachusetts.
He volunteered in the service in
August, 1942, and at the time he
entered the service was employed
by the Clinchfield Manufacturing
Company of Marion.
His wife, the former Miss Nellie
Davidson, and two small sons are
residing in Marion.
cations for the Pisgah Cooperative
Areas, it was stated by Chief Re
fuge Supervisor Mease and Long
shore of the Division of Game and
Inland Fisheries, Asheville. Bear
hunts are planned for the Sher
wood, Mt. Mitchell and Daniel
Boone Cooperative Areas. Hunt
ing will be permitted for two-day
periods as follows:
Boone, Oct. 18 and 19, 23 and 24,
27 and 28.
, Mt. Mitchell, Oct. 16 and 17, 20
and 21, 25 and 26.
Sherwood, Oct. 16 and 17, 21 and
22, 25 and 26, 30and 31. Nov. 3
and 4, 9 and 10.
Applications will be received only
from persons having bona fide bear
dogs or who are in position to ob
tain such animals. Participants
will be selected by lot.
Each applicant selected will be
allowed to invite twenty-four per
sons to accompany him. Each ap
plicant must submit with his ap
plication a cashier's check for $50.
Bag limit is one bear per person
per season.
Pisgah Preserve Squirrel Hunt
A squirrel hunt will be held on
the Pisgah Game Preserve from
Monday, October 9, through Satur
day, October 14. The Davidson
River area will be open from Oc
tober 9th to 11th, and the North
Mills and Bent Creak areas from
October 12th through 14th.
Permits for this hunt can be ob
tained at the checking stations for
the Davidson River Area, and at
the Davidson River Ranger Sta
tion. Permits for the Bent Creek
and North Mills, River Area may
be obtained at a checking station
located at the intersection of High-
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DEFINITIONS:
A gossip is a person who talks
to you about others.
A bore is a person who talks to
you about himself.
A brilliant conversationalist is a
person who talks to you about yourself.
STAFF SGT. ROBERT N. REC
TOR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hayden
Rector, of Luck, is now serving
with the invasion forces in South
ern France. Sgt. Rector was in
ducted at Camp Croft and from
there was sent to Fort McClellan,
Ala. From the latter he was sent
to New York and then overseas.
He first served in North Africa
and was then sent to Italy and
later to France.
Sgt. Rector entered the service
in March, 1942. He has been over
seas for the past 13 months. Be
fore entering the service he was
employed by the East Marion
Manufacturing Company in Marion.
way 191 and the Bent Creek road.
The daily bag will be limited to
six squirrels. A fee of $1 per day's
hunting will be charged. The hours
of hunting are from 7:30 A. M. to
6:30 P. M., inclusive.
Firearms are limited to stan
dard, non-automatic 22 caliber
rifles and to non-automatic shot
gtins no larger than 12 guage.
Rifle ammunition is restricted to
the standard velocity type. Shotgun
shells may contain no larger than
No. 5 shot.
1944 Hunting Schedule
Pisgah Preserve, Squirrel, Oc
tober 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14.
Mt. Mitchell, Bear, October 16,
17, 20, 21, 25, 26.
Sherwood, Bear, October 16, 17,
21, 22, 25, 26, 30, 31, November 3,
4, 9, 10.
Daniel Boone, Bear, October 18,
19, 23. 24, 27, 28.
Pisgah Preserve, Deer and Bear,
November 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14,
15, 16, 17, 18.
Mt. Mitchell, Deer, November 8,
9,10,11,14,15,16,17.
Daniel Boone, Deer, November
22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 30.
Fish Planting
Fish stocking will be continued
with emphasis on planting fish of
legal size. Some 30,000 trout are
now being reared by the Fish and
Wildlife Service at the Davidson
River Rearing Station for use on
the Pisgah Areas. Additional
stock will be furnished by State
Hatcheries.
Old Man (calling at office):
"There's a boy called Jimmy Simp
son working here. May I see him?
I'm his grandfather."
Boss: "You're just too late. He's
gone to your funeral."
.Examiner: "What makes you
think you are qualified for a posi
tion in the diplomatic corps?"
Applicant: "Well, I've been mar
ried 29 years and my wife still
thinks I have a sick friend."
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Prohibiting the use of tin in re
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