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Baldwin Gets Buck
Opening Day Hunting
Hunting Season opened with a bang, literally, in Rappahan-, nock on Monday with Clarence 1 Baldwin shooting a 175-lb. spike : in Hampton District at the Baldwin home place in Gid Brown Hollow, a little before seven o’clock.
Near there also in Gid Brown I Hollow A. H. Keyset- is operat- | ing a 600-acre hunting preserve ! featuring deer, bear and grouse, j It adjoins the Shenandoah Nat- j ional Park and limited hunting j is allowed by permit only. The ! second day of the season 3 deer were bagged on this preserve. |
Reports trom the county checking stations show that the 1 deer kill in Rappahannock so far totals 12. Those reported 1 are: Wadell Timbers, doe; Clar- ' j ence Baldwin, spike; Mac H. 1 I Hensley, Jr., doe; Gavor Foster, , 10-pt. buck; Bobbie Fry, doe; j j Herman Hutchison. 6-pt. ; Geo-j i rge M. Fineham, 8-pt.; George
j W. Beahm, 5-pt.; Thomas Fritz, j j 4-pt.; H. J. Grimsley, 5-pt.; | jWayland Johnson, 14-pt.; Les-S ter Jenkins, doe.
Last year at this time 14 deer had been checked at the Game Stations. Main purpoes of the regulation requiring checking and tagging are to aid in law enforcement and as a means of making a check of the annual
jkill to assist in regulating the I size of the herds. Last year dur.
72.4%