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extra deputy for the game season," suggested supervisor Clarence Baldwin
In support of the extra deputy, Henry noted that residents of the Castleton area "pay a big chunk of the county's real estate taxes." Most of that money goes to pay for public schools yet few of the landowners send children to those schools, he said, adding that they wanted "some return for the taxes."
Baldwin, who operates a deer checking station at his grocery store, noted that most of the deer checked—at least toward the end of the season—were turned in by hunters from outside the countv. manv from as far away as Maryland. As noted earlier in the meeting by (apt. Keim. the Hampton District supervisor said that he'd also been (old by game officials that "saddle gun " laws prohibiting the carrying of loaded rilies and shotguns in motor vehicles are ineffective in deterring road hunting. "They just use automatic pistols instead. Baldwin said.
Deer slain illegally by road hunters probably never pass through the checking stations, commented Wood.
Mrs. Albert Hensley of Castleton interjected that three deer slain illegally on her property were just left lying in the field.
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