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Killing and checking deer in Rappahannock County during the past week were Charles Taylor of Falls Church with a 5 pointer, Larry Shenk of Luray, a 2 pointer and Dexter Lowery of Luray, an 8 pointer, all checked at Sperryville by F. D. Coffey. Checked by Clarence Baldwin at Washington were deer taken by Lottie Moss of Castleton, a 5 point rack, David Pullen of Washington, who has now completed a grand-slam on Virginia big game in one season by taking a 10 point buck after earlier getting a bear, and Richard Beaver of Vienna checked an 8 pointer at Baldwin’s. Dorsey Rohrbaugh of Fairfax checked a 7 pointer at Jenkins Esso in Amissville. Two deer were checked at Bradford’s Store in Flint Hill, an 8 pointer taken by Francis Smedley of Browntown and Buddy Caldwell, a 5 point buck.
The second bear of the season was checked at Baldwin’s Grocery. That one taken by John M. Clark, jr.
Rappahannock deer kill now stands at 120 for the season with| about 3 more weeks to go. Early I reports indicate that deer hunters in counties west of the Blue Ridge killed a greater number of! deer this than last. Also huntersj are expected to break last year’s: all-time record for number of| turkey’s killed in those Western! counties.
Die-hard dove hunters may again take to the field. The season
is in again and will continue J through Saturday, December 27; shooting times are still from 121 noon until sunset. Sunset this | Saturday is 4:58 p.m., and on thej 27th it will be 5:02. It’s hard to I believe that daylight hours will I soon be getting longer. More time I to hunt and fish.
Trout fisherman have the rest of this month to try for those Brooks, Rainbows and Browns that might be left. The season closes December 31. This Saturday, December 20, is the last day of turkey season both east and west of the Blue Ridge Bear season runs only until December 31, 1969.
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