Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-04-30
Cosby Letter From
The State Legislature
By @. ID. Brandenburg

Monroe, Outagamie, Ozaukee, Pep
in, Portage, Racine, Richland, Rock.
Sank, Sheboygan, Taylor, Trempea-
| leau, Vernon, Walworth, Washing
ton, Waukesha, Waupaca, Waush-
ara, Winnebago. Elsewhere open
season 10 days, Dec. 1 in even-num-
! bered years for one buck deer not
ness than year old.
! Moose, swan, wood duck, mar
| tin, fishers, elk, no open season.
Otter-Florence, Forest, Iron,
Juneau, Price, Langlade, Oconto,
! Oneida, Villas, open season March
II to 81.
Beaver-Forest, Iron, Oneida, vi
las, open season March l to 81 in
even-numbered years.
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Mink, muskrat-Open season
January 1 to April 10 in all coun-
ties excepting Calumet, Fold du
Lac, Green Lake. F9rquettA. t)uta-
gamie, Shawano. Waushara, Wan
paca, Winnebago where open sea-
son is Oct 25 to Ap..l ,: no opeE
season in Vernon, Crawifld, Rich
land.
Skunk, Raccoon-~Open season
Nov. l to Jan. 81 in counties south
of north line of Buffalo. Trempea-
leau, Jackson, Wood, Portage, Wau-
paca, Outagamie, Brown AM Ke-
waunee counties; IN Ill o!her coun-
ties Oct. Is to Jan. Ia.
7 Squirrel-No open season in
Dodge, Fond du Lac, Jefferson,
Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, IA
cine, Walworth, Washington, Wau-
kesha. Elsewhere, open season Nov.
to Feb. l, except in Richland,
Crawford and Vernon, Open season
Oct. to Jan. /, with daily bag Of
! five.
Rabbits-No close season, no bag
limit, in Crawford, GRAFT Polk,
Richland, Vernon. Elsewhere
south of north line of Buffalo,
Trempealeau, jackson, Wood, PoT-
tage, Waupaca, Outagamie, Brown
and Kewaunee counties, open sea-
son Nov. to Feb. with daily bag
/ limit of five; in other counties,
| Oct. to Feb. / with bag Of five.
/ Goose, brant-Open season Sept.
l.16 to Dec. 81, bag limit eight.
Ducks Except woodduck) coots,
Open season Sept. 16 to
Dec. 20, bag limit Is.
Woodcocks Open season Oct. 1
to Nov. so, daily bag of six.
Plover, snipe, rail, ricehen-Open
/ season Sept. 16 to Dec. 20, bag limit
10.
Prairie chicken, grouse-No open
season in Barron, Calumet, Column
/ bia, Crawford, Dane, Iowa, Jeffer-
son, Kenosha, Lacrosse, La Fay
cite, Lincoln, Manitowoc, Milwau-
kee, Oneida, Ozaukee, Polk, Portage
Racine, Richland, Rock, Sank, st.
Croix, Vernon, Walworth, Wash
| ington, Waukesha, Waupaca, Win
nebago; but in other counties open
/ of four days, from third Saturday in
Sept, bag five, including mixed
| bags.
4 Partridges, spruce hens-No open
season in Calumet, Columbia,
Crawford, Grant, Iowa, La Fayette,
. Manitowoc, Polk, Richland, Sank,
Vernon, Winnebago; but in all 9th
er counties open season of four
days, from third Saturday in Sept,
bag limit five, including mixed.
Monaghan, Chinese, ringneck or
English pheasant, quail-No open
season except for male ringneck or
English pheasants in Waukesha;
open Oct. 10 to Oct. %, bag limit
two. Hungarian cartridges, open
season in Waukesha Sept. to Sept.
/ II, bag limit five. In Jefferson
open Sept. 7 to Sept. II, but not un-
til 1929, with bag limit five.
No close season or bag limit for
crow, English sparrow, blackbird,
hawk, great-horned owl, kingfisher,
bittern, blue heron. Song birds
and all wild birds not specified no
open season. This bill may be
modified, but only slightly. It's to
be regretted that kingfsher, bit
j tern and blue heron cannot be pro-
| teoted.
Rock county has been unique in
! having a closed season for clans.
Now Jefferson is added.
X * 5;
Speaker Sachtjen pronounce it
Sock-jen) calls to the chair more
often than any other member the
socialist assemblyman, Thomas M.
Duncan of Milwaukee; and it must
be confessed the house is managed
with agreeable spirit and decision
under his direction. Mr.. Duncan
obviously has made considerable
study of the manual of parliament