Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-10-13
MORE SHOOTING
BEGINS SATURDAY
Ringneck Pheasant and Partridge
Seasons Open Oct. Is I'm Designated
Minnesota Counties.

Additional shooting for hunting en-
thusiasts in this section of the state
may be had beginning Saturday noon,
Oct. Is, when the legal taking of ring
neck pheasants and cartridges will
be permitted in certain designated
counties of the state.
The daily limit on ringneck pleas
ants is three male birds with six
allowed in possession at any one time.
A total of Is male birds is permissible
for the season. No female ringneck
pheasants are to be taken.
The open counties on ringneck
pheasants have been divided into
three groups with the number of days
varying for each section.
From II o'clock noon, October Is
to sunset October IS, both dates in
elusive, the following counties are
open for the legal taking of ringneck
pheasant cocks: LIE Sueur. Rice, Good
hue, Wabasha, Waseca, Steele, Dodge,
Olmsted, Winona, Freeborn, Mower,
Fillmore and Houston.
The taking legally of ringneck
pheasants, male birds only, will be
allowed in Grow Wing, Wadena, OF
tertail, Wilkin, Todd, Morrison, Mile
Laos, Kanabec, and Pine counties,
that part of Cass county lying south
of township 139, an east and west
line drawn approximately through the
village of Backus. and that part of
Aitkin county lying south of state
s,hx NyD Cof-
urday until the setting of the sun
on October 10, both days inclusive.
Faribault, Martin. Jackson. Mobiles,
Rock, Pipestone. Murray, Cottonwood,
Watonwan, Blue Earth, NicOllet,
Brown, Redwood, Lyon, Lincoln, Vel
low Medicine, Renville, Sibley, Scott,
Dakota, Washington, Hennepin, Car
yer, Mcleod. Lac Qui Parle, Chippe-
wa, Kandiyohi, Meeker, Wright, Isan-
ii, Sherburne, Stearns, Pope, Swift,
Stevens, Big Stone, Traverse, Grant,
Douglas and Benton counties and An
Okla county except Linwood township,
that part of Columbus township lying
west and north of state trunk highway
No. So, and sections and and that
part of section 4, in Centerville town.
ship, lying west of state trunk high
way No. SO and north of Main Street
County Road, will be open for male
ringneck pheasant shooting from
both dates inclusive.
Late conditions made a change nee
essary, from the original pheasant
order, closing Becker and Clay coun-
ties and opening additional territory
in Anoka county.
In all, s. of the states 81 counties
are affected by the official order for
ringneck pheasants issued by w. d.
Stewart, director of the Division of
Game and Fish of the Department of
Conservation. This will readily in
dictate the widespread increase of this
popular upland game bird in Mime
sofa in the comparatively short per-
iod since its introduction.
Seventeen counties of the state are
open to shooting of ruffed grouse, or
native partridge, this fall. These
counties are Roseau, Lake of the
Woods, Beltrami. Hubbard, Cass, Crow
Wing, Mile Laos, Kanabec, Pine,
Carlton, Clearwater, Aitkin, Itasca.
KOOchiching, st. Louis, Lake and
Cook. The legal season opens Satur-
day at noon and extends to sunset
October 10, both days inclusive. Four
birds are allowed in any one day with
eight birds in possession at any one
time.