Successful Nimrods Back From The Hunt

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20
Month
November
Year
1944
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Three Local Hunters Bring Home Three Deer, November 1947

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Ann Arbor News, November 22, 1947
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LONG TREK SUCCESSFUL FOR THESE THREE HUNTERS: There was some 1,200 miles of traveling in an old car involved but the northward trek was very successful for these three local hunters. Dallas Space, 1673 Broadway (left), E. A. Thomas, sr. (center), and E. A. Thomas, jr., downed the three bucks shown above Crystal Falls in the Upper Peninsula.
Ann Arbor News, November 22, 1947
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LONG TREK SUCCESSFUL FOR THESE THREE HUNTERS: There was some 1,200 miles of traveling in an old car involved but the northward trek was very successful for these three local hunters. Dallas Space, 1673 Broadway (left), E. A. Thomas, sr. (center), and E. A. Thomas, jr., downed the three bucks shown above Crystal Falls in the Upper Peninsula.
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Deer Antler Contest Winners, December 1947

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Archer Gerald Quackenbush kills 150-pound doe, October 1963

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Ann Arbor News, October 5, 1963
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First Reported From Area: The News traditionally depicts the first deer-season success reported to it. This new season, Archer Gerald Quackenbush, 306 Gralake, was No. 1. He dropped the big (130-150 pound) doe near Marston in Wexford County on the second day of the bow-and-arrow season now under way. Quackenbush and the other archers report "it's a good year."
Ann Arbor News, October 5, 1963
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First Reported From Area: The News traditionally depicts the first deer-season success reported to it. This new season, Archer Gerald Quackenbush, 306 Gralake, was No. 1. He dropped the big (130-150 pound) doe near Marston in Wexford County on the second day of the bow-and-arrow season now under way. Quackenbush and the other archers report "it's a good year."
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Deer Killed By Automobiles In Washtenaw County, November 1962

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Ann Arbor News, November 13, 1962
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Prison Fare: These five deer killed by automobiles in Washtenaw county Saturday and Sunday are being cut up today into venison for the menu of the County Jail and other area nonprofit institutions. Deer involved in accidents of confiscated by Conservation officers are turned over to the county Sheriff's Department for disposal. Left to right are Ken Immel, Clyde Lee and John Tessmer of the Wilson Immel Meat Packing Co., which is processing the animals for the department.
Ann Arbor News, November 13, 1962
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Prison Fare: These five deer killed by automobiles in Washtenaw county Saturday and Sunday are being cut up today into venison for the menu of the County Jail and other area nonprofit institutions. Deer involved in accidents of confiscated by Conservation officers are turned over to the county Sheriff's Department for disposal. Left to right are Ken Immel, Clyde Lee and John Tessmer of the Wilson Immel Meat Packing Co., which is processing the animals for the department.
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E. J. Claire of Chelsea, with deer, November 1938

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Young Hunter with deer, November 1938

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Deer Season, November 1937

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Wanda Miller with Deer, November 1937

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Deer Season, November 1937

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