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 i
 Sixty-five companies provided t.'mld-November showing of coming months, particularly from dusk to dawn. Slow down!

 l3 boats, motors, trailers and accessories at the South-| Zslrcull Be alertl! If you see one deer, there Is a good possibilitythat

 eastern Marine Trades Show anl Dealer Convention at Jack >< iP others are nearby. Reduce your speed use your horn y w
 sonville. Among the Boat Exhibitors: who have franchises blink your lights! The deer you miss may not be the one

 In Gainesville were Caccl Craft!, 3nc. (Hunter Boats), Car- you harvest during the deer season but It Just may be

 ter Boats, Inc., Cobia Boats, Grumman Boats Jackson Canoe the one that saves you hundreds of dollars In vehicle re

 Company, Kenner Boats, (:Ski Barge, Lone Star Boat field p pairs.
 Company Mitchell Plastici, Thunderblrd Products Corporation Should a motorist become Involved In a vehicle-deer collision -

 Traveler Boats, Wellcraft Manufacturing Company, and the accident should be reported to the Commission or
 MonArk Boat Company. to the Florida Highway Patrol and an accident report filed.

 Outboard Motor Manufactures! participating were McCullo Highways passing through, areas of heavy deer concentration 

 'h, West Bend, Homellte and ,Mercury. Although Johnson M rush 'billNltt'all are posted with deer crossing signs and motorists should Y b-

 and Evinrude motors were at on display, their representatives 4hhI'ww !lime drive accordingly. ,

 wen on hand and teemed to be satislfed with FISHING RESULTS k ,
 the progress of their companies to date. Horseshoe Beach : -

 Murray and Gator Trailers, leaders in the Gainesville area, Mrs. H. A. Lawrence of LAWRENCE'S CAFE reports

 had outstanding booths at the show. Guide Johnny Osteen with Frank Johnson, Tony Little and t W..

 The Trade Show which was ,for dealers only completely County; operated by the Game and Fresh Water Finn Commission Ray Mound of Klngsport, Tennessee, hitting the Jackpot.In t

 filled the Jacksonville Coliseum. has bad large flights of birds using the area for the three successive days of fishing, they bagged 522 speckledtrout. ..o
 The Robert Meyer Hotel served is headquarters for the past month, and Commission biologists expect the flights to Frank Oosterhoudt of Lake City picked up 43 trout.E. .

 dealer meetings, luncheons and annual dance. The dance continue throughout the season. H. Ferguson and son, Floyd, also of ,Lake City, broughtin
 filled the Robert Meyer Ballroom. to overflowing and con During the first phase dove season, in hunters bagged 35 trout. Guide Kermltt EUenburg and party caught 30 Piscatorial High Note

 tinued to the wee hours. 969 doves on this field for an average of 14 doves per trout. All the above catches were with live shrimp obtainable 

 The quality, beauty and number of craft on display amazed hunter. He said this .Is a good average, but would have at LAWRENCE'S CAFE or ED'S BAIT HOUSE. Hitting s piscatorial high note, Reid Me, chnr

 dealers, and comments from alt aides Indicated that this been even higher bad there been more hunters to keep the Crystal' River man, University Music Dep't.) admires the golden

 Fourth Annual Southeastern Show was the belt yet Your columnist the birds flying. The 240-acre field la planted In corn and Guide Charlie Barnes and his party landed 101 trout. Two scales and harmonious structure of a Golf Coast

 noted Frank Lucius, Charlie Murray, and Harry Croy as peanuts,. and, unless there are enough hunters to keep the days later Barnes caught 17 redfish averaging I pounds each channel ban, or redfish, Poole was conducted hv
 among the local dealers who, with their wives, thoroughly birds moving, they stay on the ground and feed. for a total of ISO( pounds. Dick Ilowles (University Band Leader) to a spot on

 enjoyed this year's presentations Such events mean muchto The Sanchez Field is located three mile east of Bran Harley Lewis caught I big "reds" In I minutes. the "C where the duet, captured the pictured bass
 boating progress and the Jactannvllle Marine Association ford off U. S. Highway 27. Directional signs have been placedat and a band of its fellows, both fishermen using >ery
 is to be congratulated for routing this outstanding convention. the entrance on the highway. The required 12 daily per. bona light thord.
 One of your columnist's favorite trout fishing spots Is off
 mit be obtained at the .
 \1) may gate.HuDterLandowDer
 \ Honeymoon Isle at Ozona. If you are in the St. Pete-
 Boating and Safety Should Together Beach the following results: from Gdine
 g Relationship Clearwater Tarpon Springs area, and have some time on ton telephoned
 Recent local tragic events bring Into focus several of the Hunters received some friendly advice from A. D. Aldrich, your hands give Ozona a try yule' Jennie and Eddie ,Abatello, 29 speckled perch, Ddun

 most Important safety rules. They Include director of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, CoL H. B. Settles and B. 0 Garvin. Tampa, fishing out Emerson and Jim Foster, 31 perch; from Jacksonville a'

 1. Never overload your boat. II| that their manners on location often times go a long way of SPECKLED TROUT CAMP, caught 68 trout 1 mackerel, J. Blankenship, 24 perch Oscar"Penny. 24 perch: from
 2. Never overpower your boat ,| toward landowner receptions. and 1 flounder. John Sundbloom, Elmer Laus and Frank Hawthorne-Leon and R. N. Hall, IS perch In two d<n.

 .. 3 Never leave your boat If It 0 rerturni. "Plus the age-old problem of gates left open, fences torn Bemmel Tampa picked up 105 trout on Mirrolures, Jigs and from Starke Rev. G. F, Prevatt, 22 perch.

 ", 4. Never leave the dock without safety devices such as down, woods let afire, and livestock endangered," Aid- cut bait. John Gyernell and two companions landed 45 trouton Rainbow River

 life preserver 'h rich said, "we now have a new and more poisonous plague. Floreos, Mirrolures and shrimp.Homoiassa. Herb Fulkrod caught a 13'' -pound bass on a live shine)
 Northeast District Enjejp'Good"Hunting This la the 1964 model litterbug who has become the scourgeof He was fishing from BASS GALORE VILLAGE, Duniiellon

 .j. Hunters harvested an estimated; S23 deer and 72 turkeys all civilization." Guide Gene Lechler, Paul Hansen and D. McDorman of He was so elated he returned the bass to the river after
 "W. all know about unknowingly
 the Some of
 litterbug. us 
 In! the six wildlife management areas In the northeast Athens 14 weighing and pictures.
 ,' Georgia, caught 72 grouper up to lift pounds,
 and close the doorto
 qualify, some of unknowingly
 us (Lake
 Newnan'
 during the first two days of the 19M-U hunting season
 region sheepshead, and 2 mackerel In Homosassa Bay. They
 be Invited back. A landowner left
 according to Brantley Goodson. regional manager for the seldom has any patience fished from PERRY'S SPORTSMAN'S CAMP with white Johnny McGilvray of McGILVRAY'S FISH CAMP sau
 when he finds that hunters have acattered refuse all over fishermen of the best
 Game and Fresh Water Fish Commtluion.M forma and live shrimp are experiencing some speckled peni
 his place and desecrated landscape." fishing In Bennett Bass and his wife caught their
 Goodson said that the deer kill In considered high, while years.
 the turkey kill Is rated as slightly low. Commission biologists The Commission director, blaming much of the trouble on Orange Lake limits, as did Mrs Opel Wood. L. C Jolly caught II
 carelessness admonished hunters Harry Zlnker and Sells Edwards, fishing from Alto
 "plain unthinking to "set which
 'anticipated a lower turkey kill for the region this season weighed up to 3 pounds In size.
 up their own rules of conduct and Just act like they were RAMORE'S FISH CAMP, caught 1 bass. They were fishingIn
 'Ii due to the heavy rains durbjf the spring and summer.He hunting on their own land." the south end of Orange Lake. HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
 also stated another factor 'for the low harvest
 is turkey Aldrich concluded, "The old head In the hunting business Tom DuBose of ORANGE'' LAKE FISHING CAW reports -' 1
 that hunters were not hunting turkey the opening weekend 
 many knows that after you have been the perfect gentleman afield speckled perch up to m pounds and base up tat8 I I
 as most turkey hunters prefer cool weather and the Buy
 ,
 .. weather this weekend was exceptionally warm. The turkeykill you should offer to share your game bag with the land- pounds. He says both bass and speckled perch fishing have.
 owner and be sure that you clean his game first so that Uttle been good.
 arrives.
 should Increase when cooler weather
 extra tribute of gratitude definitely will be taken care of." Lake Santa Fe :
 Wildlife Officers working outside of the management areas U.S. ROYAL
 Local Bankers .. Mrs. Bobby Shlpman SHIPMAN'S FISH CAMP, Earle-
 Score Deer oL :
 report the hunter success on all,species of game, except turkey : :
 The Gainesville Citizens Bank boasts hunters which might
 as being very high. |
 Goodson further stated that the(nw of squirrel and quail give other local bankers all the competition they can han- No Down I

 ? hunters, was very good and they too. should be even more dle. Harvey Layton, vice president, on opening day downedone Payment TIRESAvailable

 successful during cooler weather. (Camp: Blinding reported I of Lake Butler's larger deer. It was a 148poundpoint 14-Ft. EZ-CRAFT BOAT I
 er, which Layton surprised at seven o'clock: In the morning 
 hogs killed and Gulf Hammock reftorted 40 hogs killed. These Good Used 3 HP JOHNSON MOTOR At
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 are the only two wildlife management areas In this regionIn
 Roger Taylor, cashier, slipped out to Meeker Colorado j
 which hogs are classed as game .u mala., New Trailer
 Estimated harvest of deer and turkey in each management for some choice hunting In the White River National Fort

 area .Is ss follows: Auclllal 23 deer and 7 turkey: est. He got his limit of mule deer, the largest a pointer I 3 Rigs in Stock $365MANY NEIGHBORHOODSERVICE
 which weighed 225 pounds. This Is one bank which robbers I
 Stelnhatchee, 40 deer and 5 turkey; Osceola. 35 deer and I

 turkey; Lake Butler, 35 deer and ( turkey; Gulf Hammock might well give a wide detour! Your Choice For ,CENTER
 40 deer and 15 turkey; Caonp Handing, 41 deer and Young Nlmrod ?
 34 turkey. '>. Mike Hogan, 12-year-old son of genial John Hogan of the I

 Reports from! twenty-two wildllfqJ" management areas during University of Florida Athletic Department, accomplished I OTHER BOAT AND MOTOR 6)7 N.W. 13th Street 372-0455

 the opening weekend of hunting .season Indicate that quite a hunting feat on a recent trip with his father and 1 BARGAINS TO CHOOSE FROMFRANK'S ,
 his younger brother, "Chuck." Hunting near Clewiston, Mike
 the 1964-65 hunting season may become a record year for
 'hunters In Florida. The twenty-ho areas located In the killed two turkeys with his new gun Chuck, too young to
 \
 First, Second, Fourth and Filth Conservation Districts open- have a gun, was shellbearer and as Mike killed one turkey. MARINEMERCURY PHONE TODAY
 Chuck efficiently passed him another shell to kill the neij
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 November according to A. EL Aldrich director OUTIOARD SALES & SERVICE
 Game and Fresh Fish Comaitoilon. one Happy boys happy Dad!

 A total of" 71))$ .Wter.'deer 394 turkeys and) 471 wild hogs wn ,Bird Hunting TimeEarl 1031 S. Main St. Phono FR 67629MITCHELL I FOR HOME DELIEVRY
 'reported by hunters during the fiiisst, two days. The !largest May, local Insurance man, Is one of many local
 deer harvest "'II' reported from the Ocala area in Marlon hunters who gaze fondly into a pan of neatly plucked birds,

 and Putnam Counties with 284 dWrl\ this was followed by the anticipating the delicious eating to follow. A confirmed bird

 ," Everglades area In Palm Beach, 'pade: and Broward Counties hunter has his favorite dog, gun, and hunting area, and. ON THEGAINESVILLE
 with a take of 150 deer The Flsheatlng Creek. area to him "all's well with the world."

 located In Okeechobee County repeated 17 wild turkey and Deer-Vehicle CollisionsAn
 the Avon Park area in Highlands awl Polk Counties reported automobile Is not a legal method of taking deer; SUN
 p5 wild hogs. .I < however, during the 1964-J5 hunting season more than 100 vehicle 
 accidents involving deer will occur in Florida. addition
 Aldrich said eight additional win ure management areas 1
 opened for public hunting In the 'JSiIrd District (Northwest to the sure damage to the vehicle, and usually the
 Florida) November 21. The Aucilla Wildlife ManagementArea death of the deer, there Is always the possibility of Injury

 located In both the Second aril Third Districts opened to the occupants of the vehicle.

 November 14. With the opening o? t UK additional areas a Hunting .season Is the moat dangerous time of the year

 total of thirty public hunting areas will be open to the sports for vehicle-deer col!alone. Fawns born in early summer are .
 men. wIn now roaming more as they become less dependent upon the

 addition to the regular wildlife Management areas other doe. Food conditions art changing and deer will be travelIng 000

 managed dove fields will be opera for dove hunting. The longer distances from bedding to feeding areaa Late season 000ooeeo

 season for ducks, geese and coot (opened November 25, at is a time for mating and the mating bucks are on pk

 which time sportsmen became eligible to hunt fifteen different the move. I

 species of game birds and animate. u Motorists _are urged: to__use extreme.' _caution _<during< the x

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