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Quail Season

Ends Saturday

The 1968-69 hunting season in Rappahannock County comes to a close for everything this Saturday at sundown. The season on rabbit, squirrel, grouse and raccoon closed January 31. Quail may be hunted through this Saturday, February 15, 1969. The snow now on the ground should not stop any hunting with the possible exception of a few snow covered spots. Most areas are legally huntable. Also chances are the birds are going to stay out of the colder, snowy spots. Watch the North slopes and wooded areas and hunt away.

The official legal deer kill for Rappahannock this past season was 86.

The proposed Spring Gobbler season this year which includes! Rappahannock, is from Saturday, April 19 through Saturday, May 10. This is an additional Saturday from last year. Also a change from last year will be an additional 1 hour of hunting. Hunters must be out of the woods by 11 o’clock a.m., instead of 10 o’clock. Final action on the proposal will take place in Richmond on March 7, 1969.

New & Renewing Subscribers

Appreciation is expressed to the following new and renewing subscribers to the Rappahannock News: R. E. James, Thomas Willet Jenkins, Miss Dorothy Wood, Mrs. Dorothy E. Gall, Carl W. Whaley, Wiley A. Gentry, Stoney A. Frye, Jack E. Hamilton, John H. Schafer, Bell W. Timbers, Mrs. Norvel James (2 years), John H. Jenkins, Mrs. Jack Bruce, Charles R. Settle, Tom Lee, M. L. Thompson, Capt. Glen Lathrop, Mrs. Roberta Russell, Jack Blankenbaker (2 years), Mrs. Anna Eliason, Mrs. Ginger Compton, Dr. Werner Krevser and Rodney Vest.

Also Anthony Lapham, James W. Coates, W. H. Jenkins, Walter M. Dodson, L. A. Greeson, Roberts B. Owen, Dr. Edwin Eastham, Larry Bolyard, V. John Lyle, L. J. Polak, Clifton Weakley, G. Tyler Miller, Mrs. Margaret Stover and Mrs. C. H. i Pullen.

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