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Fishery Products, January, February, March, 1930
Statement of Expenditures
Statement of Income

California Fish and Game 16(2). Spring 1930.

The rights of the amateur sportsman. W. R. Welch
Biological survey of the lakes, reservoirs and streams of San Diego County. G. A. Coleman
The burro deer in California. D. D. McLean
Preliminary report on the early life history of the California sardine. E. C. Scofield and M. J. Lindner
Report on the relative merits and demerits of purse seines vs. lampara nets in the taking of sardines. P. Bonnot
The California whitebait fishery. P. Bonnot
A shocking fish tale. C. F.. Maddox
Salt-water perch in the San Pedro wholesale fish markets. F. N. Clarks
The lily-iron returns to Monterey Bay. G. R. Chute
Conservation through visual education: a list of educational films for loan by the Division of Fish and Game, California Department of Natural Resources
Editorials
	
Employee's convention
Is free hunting doomed in America?
Areas closed to hunting
Are the days of free sport gone?
Waterfowl bag limit reduced
Who is going to enforce the 15 bag limit on ducks?
More Atlantic salmon for California
In Memoriam—Edward D. Ricketts
Streams closed to fishing, 1930
Club plants more than a million trout
California's deer
Pheasants planted in Mono County
Confiscated game
Seek protection for bald eagle
California's take of fur-bearing animals
The new Los Banos Refuge
Serranos Game Farm dedicated
It is unlawful to kidnap fawns
California quail selected as state birds
Establishment of quail refuges urged
Deer damage to be investigated
Ducks in San Diego County
The limit of true sport
Winter feeding of game begun
New speed boat
Hunting licenses
The latest bird banding experiment
Here's the proper term to apply
Mussel and clam quarantines lifted
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E. Jaeger
The eastern bullfrog in southern California. F. A. George

Conservation in other states
	
A new refuge for Illinois
Grayling nearly extinct in Michigan
Idaho furnishes salt for deer
Idaho's game refuges
Pheasants increasing in Nebraska
The British Wild Birds Protection Bill
Arkansas introduces beaver
The Associated Committees for Wild Life Conservation in New England
Idaho's open season
Elk brought back to old haunts in Blue River County, Arizona
New bird refuge and fur preserve in Alaska
New bird refuge created along Savannah River, South Carolina

Reports
	
Violations of Fish and Game Laws
Statement of Expenditures
Fishery Products, January to March, 1927

California Fish and Game 13(2). Spring 1927.

Game bird farming. A. Bade
We must produce if we destroy. G. M. Simpson
Dollar-a-year wardens. W. R. Welch
Believe it or not. A. Bade
Game propagation. A. Bade
Section Annual Convention Employees of the California Fish and Game Commission. R. S. Ellsworth
The Department of Commercial Fisheries. N. B. Scofield
The viewpoint of an onlooker. C. Dunwoody
Editorials
	
Increased hunting  and fishing license fees needed
Discretionary powers
Accomplishments vs. future program
Conservation necessities
In Memoriam—Deputy W. J. Green
Another game farm contemplated
Qualifications of a game keeper
Insect food for young pheasants
Pheasant season disappointing
A new book on game bird propagation
Importation of quail from Mexico
Experiment with tropical game birds
Pheasant fills needed in Iowa
State refuges for wild fowl
Confiscation of net declared legal
What do sea lions eat?
Argentina prohibits the exportation of tinamous
Complete your file
Varieties of tunnies and swordfishes described
	
The leaping tuna, bluefin
Long-finned albacore
Yellowfin tuna
Barred marlin
Broadbill swordfish
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Survival of precociously mature king salmon male parr (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha Juv.) after spawning. O. H. Robertson
Determining the sex of dressed pheasants. M. Hildebrand
Studies on the incidence of poultry diseases in wild ducks. E. R. Quortrup, M. E. Goetz, J. W. Dunsing, and M. N. Rosen
Studies on the incidence of poultry diseases in coots. M. N. Rosen, E. R. Quortrup, M. E. Goetz, and J. W. Dunsing
Tagged Dover sole (Microstomus pacificus) at liberty six years. E. A. Best
In Memoriam—Charles R. Clothier
Pheasants in North America (Book Review). H. B. Clemens
The Last Passenger (Book Review). W. G. Macgregor
Hunting Our Biggest Game (Book Review). H. B. Clemens
Salt Water Fishing Is Easy (Book Review). P. H. Young
The Underwater Guide to Marine Life (Book Review). J. E. Fitch
How to Know the Seaweeds (Book Review). J. E. Fitch
"Whale Off!" The Store of American Shore Whaling (Book Review). P. H. Young
Here come the Whales! (Book Review). C. R. Clothier
Rattlesnakes: Their Habits, Life Histories, and Influence on Mankind. Volumes 1 and 2 (Book Review). A. E. Daugherty
Wildlife Law Enforcement (Book Review). J. O. Rhien
Dictionary of Poisons (Book Review). H. D. Bissell
Living off the Country (How to Stay Alive in the Woods) (Book Review). A. Calhoun
Responses of Vegetation to Fire (Book Review). W. P. Dasmann
Fishbait Culture and Care (Book Review). L. Shapovalov
Fresh and Salt Water Fishing (Book Review).
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The conservation of deer. H. N. Brittan
The eastern bullfrog in California. T. I. Storer
Editorials
	
A deputies' number
The deputy of the Fish and Game Commission
Legislation needed to prohibit use of long guns
True sportsmanship
New policy on fish distribution announced
A suggested system for conserving young trout
Different species of violators
Save the baby trout
Judge convicts man of own profession
Aliens and hunting licenses
Attitude of mountain people on game conservation
The small boy and the angler's license
Large proportion of voting population secure license
Antelope herd carefully protected
Trout must have chance to mature
Western Association of Game Commissioners will meet in Sacramento
Public shooting Ground-Game Refuge Bill
Law enforcement
Elk moved
Campers, a problem in California
Fry output will be large
State Fair exhibit
Predatory animal control on Spring Valley Water Company property
Fined for possession of under-sized abalones
Doves are migratory birds by law
Game an important part of menu only fifteen years ago
How far do birds go when they fly south?
Shell fish resources of the Northwest
Summary of 1922 laws relating to fur animals ready
Elk herds need protection and forage during winter

Facts of Current Interest
Commercial Fishery Notes. N. B. Scofield
	
Salmon investigation
Mexico attempts fishery conservation
Canners will be forced to secure accurate weight
Commercial fishing laws enforced
Salmon fishery in danger
Federal Power Commission denies permit for Klamath dam
Funds insufficient for salmon conservation work
Striped bass decreasing
Baird Hatchery again open

Conservation in Other States
	
New York passes alien gun law
Unique hunting license in Maine
Lower California has new game regulations
Alberta reduces limit on sheep and goats
Maryland closes season on deer
Mississippi's new game law
Investigation of Alaska Peninsula Fisheries Reservation
Food of pelican to be investigated
Carp propagation in Ohio
Game refuges to be established in New York

Life History Notes
	
Opossums increase in Tulare County. F. P. Cunningham
Trout grow large in Lake Tahoe.
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Economic values of striped bass, salmon, and steelhead sport fishing in California. D. E. Pelgen
California state-wide angling estimates for 1953. J. E. Skinner
Waterfowl hunting areas operated by the California Department of Fish and Game. F. M. Kozlik
The digestibility of certain natural and artificial foods eaten by deer in California. H. D. Bissell, B. Harris, H. Strong, and F. James
Exploratory oceanographic observations in the Eastern Tropical Pacific, January to March, 1953. W. S. Wooster and F. Jennings
Tuna longlining: results of a cruise to the Eastern Tropical Pacific Ocean. R. C. Wilson and B. M. Shimada
Notes on the feeding habits of subsurface yellowfin and bigeye tunas of the Eastern Tropical Pacific Ocean. R. Juhl
Separation of eggs of Synentognath and Allotriognath fishes in early embryonic stages. G. L. Orton
Age composition of the southern California catch of Pacific mackerel for the 1953–54 season. J. E. Fitch
The pharyngeal pockets of the sardine, Sardinops caerulea (Girard). T. Iwai
Rainbow trout spawn twice a year. L. C. Hume
The Pacific lamprey, Entosphenus tridentatus, above Copco Dam, Siskiyou County, California. M. Coots
A comment on the use of red tags on fish. E. R. German and D. A. La Faunce
Retirement—Edward L. Macaulay
All about Brook Trout, from Main to California (Book Review). W. A. Dill
Sea-Birds (Book Review). J. E. Fitch
Wildlife Management, Volume II: Fur Bearers, Waterfowl and Fish (Book Review). A. W. Miller
Animals of the Southwest Deserts (Book Review). C. M. Ferrel
The Duck Hunter's Manual (Book Review). C. M. Ferrel

1954
Peregrine Falcon - NYSDEC
Both parents participate in incubation and brooding activities, but the female remains at the nest for the majority of the time while the male hunts and brings food to her and the young.Young falcons may stay in the area for about six weeks after they fledge, developing their flying and hunting skills. Sexual maturity is generally reached at two years of age, but one-year-olds have been known to produce young. Individuals may live as long as 20 years.Distribution and HabitatThe worldwide range of peregrine falcons is more extensive than any other bird. In addition to North America, they are found in southern South America, Eurasia, Africa and Australia. Natives of this continent formerly bred from Alaska and Greenland south to Georgia and Baja California. That range has been greatly reduced. Wintering occurs as far north as British Columbia and Massachusetts, as far south as Central America and the West Indies.Within its range, this falcon prefers open country from tundra, savannah and seacoasts, to high mountains, as well as open forests and tall buildings. Nests are built on high ledges, 50 to 200 feet off the ground. The nest itself is a well rounded scrape and is occasionally lined with grass.StatusLike many other birds of prey, peregrine falcons have suffered from the use of pesticides. Exposure to DDT and other chemical contaminants has caused population declines since the 1940s. These pesticides cause eggshell thinning which drastically lowers breeding success.At one time, there were approximately 350 breeding pairs in the eastern U. S., including 40-50 historic eyries (nest sites) in New York. By 1965, all were gone and populations in other parts of the country showed similar declines. Release programs initiated by the Peregrine Fund in the mid 1970s have resulted in peregrine falcons breeding in New York once again. In 1998, 38 pairs were present in New York, 36 bred, 31 were successful and 69 young fledged. New urban nests have been reported upstate for the first time in Albany. Gradual increases in the breeding population have been recorded throughout the east.Management and Research NeedsLaws banning the use of DDT were passed by New York State in 1971 and by the federal government in 1972.
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The California grizzly
A few Roosevelt elk still exist in Del Norte County. E. Barnes
Del Norte County elk. H. S. Prescott

Reports
	
Seizures of Fish and Game
Game Cases
Fish Cases
Statement of Income
Statement of Expenses
California Fresh Fishery Products

California Fish and Game 11(2). Spring 1925.

The half-pounder of Eel River, a steelhead trout. J. O. Snyder
Game, hunter, and landowner. J. P. Holman
Biological survey of the Rae Lakes region. G. A. Coleman
Mild curing salmon in California. W. L. Scofield
Report on games farms. G. Neale
Editorials
	
Governor Richardson praises Commission in biennial message
The wherewithal
A plain statement
Why increase the cost of hunting and angling licenses, and some history therof
Commission urges unification of fish and game protective associations
Demand for conservation lectures increasing
Commission enforces game refuge bill
Several counties demand closing of quail season
Bounty law again demanded
"Caught with the goods"
Bureau of Fisheries successful with black bass
The Kaibab deer drive
Pheasants on decrease in San Benito County
A scientific viewpoint
Automobiles as animal killers
Valley quail forty years ago
The predatory mammal
Canners approve scientific work
Record catch of whales
In the days of no limit
Captive elephant seal dies
San Diego County wants wild turkeys
Judge fines three men for killing spike buck
Are elephant seals destructive?
Whales abundant along coast of Mexico
Oysters, clams and fish killed by pollution at Moss Landing
The hunter's reward
Eating lead shot causes poisoning of many ducks
More cooperators needed to count breeding birds
Local names of birds
Trumpeter swans are now protected completely in United States
Sportsmen form state fish and game league

Facts of Current Interest
Hatchery Notes. W. H. Shebley
	
Brown trout planted on Catalina Island
Brown trout planted in San Diego County
Trout fry versus trout fingerlings
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O. P. Brownlow
The crab fishery of Monterey Bay, California—Catching the Cancer magister with nets. G. R. Chute
San Diego tuna industry. C. F. Maddow
The food of trout. G. A. Coleman
New accessions at the library of California State Fisheries Laboratory
Editorials
	
The future
The thirtieth biennial report
The National Committee on Wild Life Legislation
Deer kill for 1928
Requisites for California waterfowl
Sentiment and force
Southern volunteers convene
New association urges international and interstate commission
Passage of federal refuge bill urged by leading conservationists
Past and present justification for the utilization of wild life resources
Interstate high dam prevents use of fishway
The use of fish eggs for bait
Diversity of fisheries an aid to conservation
Refuges effective in perpetuating game
Slaughter methods still exist
Cottonwood lakes closed to angling
Game and forestry
Aerial survey of waterfowl conditions
Small game refuges expressions of constructive effort
The most modern of violators
Statistical report on fresh and canned products for 1927
Game bird faming in California
Local hunters most successful in killing deer
Holding ponds
Deer herds on increase
The mystery of game wardens
Rainbow trout in New Zealand
Game Refuge 1-Q
Fish diseases
New game farm for Catalina Island
Destruction of undesirable fish
Klamath fishing accorded high praise
Hunting ethics
Sportsmen requested to report banded birds
Mountain lion control
The deer situation in Pennsylvania
Some facts about fish
Sportsmen's club and the law
Some returns from California banded birds
Resolutions of the American Fisheries Society
Tule Lake bird refuge
Need for game and bird refuge stressed
"Light burning" menace to California forests

Division Activities
Commercial Fishery Notes. N. B. Scofield
	
The northern range of the albacore
Whaling industry prosperous
An unappreciated food fish
Opening date for the 1928–1929 sardine season
Pismo clam census

Life History Notes
	
A close encounter with a mountain sheep.
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Mackerel shark (Lamna nasus) taken in California. R. S. Croker
Potassium hydroxide (KOH) as an aid in food habits research. W. W. Dalquest
Compilation of information on wildlife research
Pond, Lake and Stream Fishing (Book Review). R. S. Croker
Who's Who and What's What in Fly and Bait Casting in the United States, 1864–1941. R. S. Croker

California Fish and Game 28(1). Winter 1942.

The general situation and the biological effects of the introduction of alien fishes into California waters. B. Curtis
Alien fishes in the water of the Pacific Northwest. W. M. Chapman
Economic appraisal of introduced fishes in the waters of California. G. H. Clark
Problems arising from the transplantation of trout in California. O. R. Smith and P. R. Needham
Carp control work in Lake Almanor, 1941. J. H. Wales
Rough fish control in Gull Lake, Mono County, California. E. H. Vestal
Introduction of exotic animals. R. S. Croker
Twenty-five years ago in California Fish and Game. R. S. Croker
Striped bass spawning areas in California. S. R. Hatton
The 1941 Pismo clam census. P. M. Roedel
Return to the Rivers: A Story of the Chinook Run (Book Review). J. W. Hedgpeth
A Field Guide to Western Birds (Book Review). R. S. Croker

1941

California Fish and Game 27(4). Fall 1941.

The vertebrate animals of Friant Reservoir Basin with special reference to the possible effects upon them of the Friant Dam. D. H. Hubbard
Eleventh annual black brant census in California. J. Moffitt
Results of the southern California quail branding program. F. Richardson
Development of steelhead trout eggs. J. H. Wales
Prices of sea otter pelts.
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Deer too plentiful
Antelope sanctuaries
Texas man saves doomed animals
Moose-elk in Montana
Women shoot bison in Arizona
Grizzly bear is mild mannered
Horse disease under control
Snow and lions
Shoe a la carte
War on house cat
Gloves for rabbits
A nest of the California gray squirrel (Sciurus griseus)
Rat problems

Miscellaneous
	
Fight of birds
Game in southern California
Care of the sporting dog's nose
Montana—increased license fee
Michigan spends $12,000,000
"Ghost Wardens"
Planes and autos for poachers
Wisconsin game laws enforced
Hunting accidents in Pennsylvania
Hunting accidents in New York
Sparrows struck by lightning
Passenger pigeon

Division Activities
Life History Notes
	
The type locality of the California quail. D. D. McLean
Elk in Suisun Marshes in late fifties. R. S. Ellsworth
Flat fish eat crabs. P. Bonnot
Carp chokes bass. A. Granstrom
Sea lion and sea ducks. E. Soto

Reports
	
Violations of Fish and Game Laws
Statement of Expenditures
Statement of Income
Fishery Products, October, November, and December, 1930

California Fish and Game 17(1). Winter 1931.

The spiny-rayed game fishes of the California inland waters. G. Neale
Mexican cabrilla and groupers. L. A. Walford
The status of the Canada goose in California. J. Moffit
The mountain sheep of California. E. H. Ober
California seaweeds. P. Bonnot
Netting operations on an irrigation canal. J. B. Phillips
The relative efficiency of the semipurse seine compared with the round haul net. H. C. Godsil
Game birds and citrus fumigation. G. H. True, Jr.
Editorials
	
Research accomplishments summarized
Slaughter of game birds in Europe lamented
In Memoriam—Deputy I. L. Koppel
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The life history of the Sacramento squawfish (Ptychocheilus grandis). A. C. Taft and G. I. Murphy
The extension of the range of the deep sea flounder, Embassichthys bathybius (Gilbert). F. B. Hagerman
Retirement—Elvin C. Anderson
A Conservation Handbook (Book Review). W. Dasmann
The Voice of the Coyote (Book Review). A. A. Hightower
The Game Birds of Hawaii (Book Review). C. M. Ferrel
In Memoriam—General H. H. Arnold

California Fish and Game 36(1). Winter 1950.

Life history notes and the early development of the bonefish, Albula vulpes (Linneaus). J. E. Fitch
Pacific sharpnose shark (Scoliodon longurio) in California and Baja California. C. L. Hubbs and J. L. McHugh
Control of gapeworm infection in game farm birds. C. M. Herman and R. Kramer
Papilloma, skin tumors in deer. C. M. Herman and A. I. Bischoff
Food habits of the prong-horn antelope of California. C. M. Ferrel and H. R. Leach
Fourth progress report on the cooperative study of the Interstate Deer Herd and its range. Interstate Deer Herd Committee
Small boat stabilizers. W. L. Scofield
In Memoriam—Abe Woodard
In Memoriam—Charles S. Bauder
United States Mollusca (Book Review). P. Bonnot

1949

California Fish and Game 35(4). Fall 1949.

California striped bass catch records from the party boat fishery: 1938–1948. A. J. Calhoun
The warm-water game fishes of California. B. Curtis
A brief account of the Monterey Spanish mackerel (Scomberomorus concolor). J. E. Fitch and A. O. Flechsig
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W. A. Dill
Sea-Birds (Book Review). J. E. Fitch
Wildlife Management, Volume II: Fur Bearers, Waterfowl and Fish (Book Review). A. W. Miller
Animals of the Southwest Deserts (Book Review). C. M. Ferrel
The Duck Hunter's Manual (Book Review). C. M. Ferrel

1954

California Fish and Game 40(4). Fall 1954.

The use of a blanket net in sampling fish populations. J. Radovich and E. D. Gibbs
A portable deer trap and catch-net. M. R. Clover
Recent extension of the range of muskrats in California. G. D. Seymour
The sage grouse in California, with special reference to food habits. H. R. Leach and A. L. Hensley
The life history of the tui chub, Siphateles bicolor (Girard), from Eagle Lake, California. J. B. Kimsey
A comparison of Japanese and Hawaiian specimens of the black skipjack, Euthynnus yaito. H. C. Godsil
The effect of aurofac-enriched diet (Aureomycin and B12) upon young king salmon. E. S. Herald, R. P. Dempster, and H. McCully
Age and length composition of the sardine catch off the Pacific coast of the United States and Mexico in 1953–54. F. E. Felin, J. MacGregor, A. E. Daugherty, and D. J. Miller
A record-size thresher from southern California. D. C. Joseph
Ocean recoveries of Sacramento River tagged steelhead. E. D. Bailey
Delayed decomposition of a trout carcass. E. R. German
A blue crayfish from California. C. Hand
Biological Conservation (Book Review). W. A. Evans
Intertidal Invertebrates of the California Coast (Book Review). J. E. Fitch
American Seashells (Book Review).
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Game wardens lose lives doing duty
California game breeders
The age of striped bass
A sportsman's view of the duck situation
Are deer hunters deteriorating?
Quail refuges urged
Additional clams need protection
Another shipment of Hungarian partridges received
Large trout gives record number of eggs
Deputies issue information cards
Hunters bag 3,428 Kiabab deer
Seeks better protection for pheasants
Concentration limits hunting
Mountain lions not wholly responsible for loss of deer
Wanted—a home for elk
A code of ethics adopted
Michigan trout tagging report
Special committee on wild life resources of the United States Senate
Shallow-feeding waterfowl collect lethal doses of spent shot
Skins worth more than $4,500,000 shipped from Alaska in 1929
Trapping and hunting regulations for 1930–31 approved for Alaska
Not all foreign game birds suitable for naturalizing
Observance of game laws essential to future hunting
Biologists to study wild life in forests
New leaflet tells how to make a cat trap

Division Activities
Life History Notes
	
Deer in Sacramento Valley. H. C. Bryant
Black brant on Tomales Bay. M. Hall
Pheasant nests in Arroyo Grande Valley. W. C. Blewett

Commercial Fishery Notes
	
California salmon for 1929
Wolf fish captured at Monterey
Large black sea bass caught in Monterey Bay
Sardine fishing at San Diego
1929–1930 season disastrous for Monterey sardine fleet
Change in fishing for Monterey sardines
Salmon spawning in drainage canals in the San Joaquin Valley
The sardine fishing industry
The commercial fish catch of California

Reports
	
Violations of Fish and Game Law
Fishery Products, January, February, March, 1930
Statement of Expenditures
Statement of Income

California Fish and Game 16(2). Spring 1930.

The rights of the amateur sportsman. W. R. Welch
Biological survey of the lakes, reservoirs and streams of San Diego County. G. A. Coleman
The burro deer in California. D. D. McLean
Preliminary report on the early life history of the California sardine.