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With spring, cattle will be out on pasture making their own living. The hope of improved cattle prices encourages cattle breeders to purchase additional Angus cattle to eat the growning pasture crops. In Virginia, many of the breeders must make additional purchases to bring their cattle number back up to where they belong. A farmer can’t operate at half capacity and expect to make money. He must keep operating at full capacity. The successful operators are those who keep their farms close to optimum capacity at all times. The Second Spring Cattlemen’s Sale is held ap an event to supply purebred and commercial Angus breeders with cattle of native Virginia breeding. Most of the cows consigned to this Sale will have calves at side. Information and catalogs may be obtained by writing the Sale Manager, Virginia Angus Association, Dave Leonard, Secretary - Fieldman, Box 196A. Charlottesville, Virginia.
Fish Hatching Ponds
Open for Fishing
As part of a continuing research project on the effects /at* siae<- limit* on fishing, the Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries again opened eight of its Front Royal Hatchery ponds to public angling May 2. The public thoroughly enjoys the angling experience, a^d fishery technicians are gaining considerable insight into the effect of fishing on known fish populations from the records obtained.
Four of the ponds open to angling have a 14-inch minimum bass size limit while anglers fishing in the other four ponds may keep any size they catch. One additional pond containing largemouth and another containing smallmouth are open to “fish-for-fun’1 angling with anglers required to return all fish hooked. Regu lar creel limits and license requirements apply in addition to the special regulations mentioned. Fishing hours at the hatchery located near Waterlick, Va., are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday. Sunday fishing is limited from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. and the ponds are closed to all angling on Mondays. The hatchery ponds will
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