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DOLLAR DAY SPfaALS
FISH and GAME
By JOE STEARNS
TROUT fishing is never with
out extra thrills. Occasionally
a deer may be seem Frequently
a fisherman almost steps on
harmless water snakes and now
and then a rattlesnake ulrking
along the paths is clubbed out
of this world.
A new bit of excitement kept
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Jack's River fishermen on their
toes this year. Wildlife Ranger
C. P. Andrews warned anglers
to keep a a eye open for a short
tempered bull that detested trout
fishermen.
It is reported that O. C. Wat
son, of Atlanta, drove over 130
miles to Bear Branch on Jack's
McConnell 5 & io
River, with a permit for trout
fishing. Just as he was about to
get out of the car, the belliger
ent bull charged up to greet
him. Watson melted away three
precious trout hours watching
the blazing eyes of the bull.
The snorting and pawing of
earth led Watson to believe he
needed bull’ fighting equipment
instead of a fly rod. Finally he
gave up and returned —another
130 miles —to Atlanta without
wetting a hook. Imagine what he
had to say about that bull!
The wife of another fisherman
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waited for her husband ui the
car. Up came this goofy bull,
probably saw his reflection in
the car, and proceeded to charge
into the fenders which he busted
up but good.
A McCaysville fisherman toss
ed his fly rod high into the air
and scrambled up a big tree.
For three hours he watched this
wild bull tear up the ground
under the tree. He was just one
of many fishermen who have
been treed.
Another angfer had to make a
running broad jump into Jack's
River to escape. He walked up
stream a mile Being stalked all
the while by the enraged bull
watching him from the bank.
The bull finally departed. Later
some fishermen suggested he
start fishing again, to which he
answered. *'Aw —to heck with it.
I’m too nervous now!”
The time I spent on my last
trip to Jack’s River was well
divided between trying to catch
trout and watching out for a
bull. I am a miserable excuse
for a matador. In fact, I like
' a fence between me and any
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bull I see. I don’t even trust the
kind that have faucets.
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10 Million Rabbits Killed
The strength of Georgia’s rab
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absence of a law to provide pro
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shot at rabbits than any other
wild game.
Now we hear that Australia is
overrun with rabbits. It was such
a problem that experts infected
some rabbits with myxomatosis
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them to spread the disease. It
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What Happens to Ducks
A wildlife ranger investigated
a racket by mallard ducks in a
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