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Sperryville hsso checked in the following: Bruce Painter, Lurav. 8 points; Harry Baily, Prince William Co., 4 points; Phil Eggleson, Rixeyville, 8 points; Manual Dodson, Orange, 9 points; Joseph Mathews, Stanley, 8 points; Nelson Conner, Shenandoah, 12 points; Dexter Lowery', Luray, 4 points; Arther Lucas, Shenandoah? 6 points: Kenneth Good, Stanley, a buck; Denver Drain, Stanley, 7 points; James Blosser, Stanley, a buck; Jesse Painter, Stanley, a doe; Roger Armstrong, Warrenton, a doe; Randol Waters, Luray, a doe. Two hunters from Woodville each got a doe, the last day. They were Jesse Jenkins and James Jenkins.

Guy Camerson, Dennis Ferrell and James Scott each checked a turkey at Chester Gap, killed in Warren and Fauquier 'counties. Turkey “>asrri on bearded turkeys only is in until January 15, 1969 in Fauquier and Culpeper counties.

Needless to say there are always going to be some disappointed hunters in any season, but it seems that overakf this past season can be termed k successful one. Not only was the harvest up on deer but a good number of "bragging” ty pe deer were taken. Almost all the deer taken were in prime condition. With cold weather cutting down on hunting pressure late in the season and a lack of snow needed to move the deer out of the Park, hunters still scored fairly well late in the season.

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