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THE Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries and officials of the Georgia-Pacific Corporation have jointly announced that 17,492 acres of corporation owned land will be open to public access for the 1976 general hunting season. As a direct result of a memorandum of understanding between cooperating organizations, Virginia’s sportsmen will be permitted to hunt a number of designated tracts in four south Piedmont counties.
The locations and combined acreages of the tracts are as follows: southeast Dinwiddie Comity, 7,211 acres; northwest Greensville County, 6,890 acres; northeast Brunswick Co., 3,033 acres; and a small tract of 358 acres in the western section of Sussex County. All of the land involved is located in that section of the Commonwealth where the four counties converge. Principal game species present are deer and quail.
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