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Story May 26, 1939

The Weekly Gazette

East Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut

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Midwestern American hunters experienced poor luck hunting big game in Canada last fall, importing far less moose, deer, and bear meat than in 1937, according to U.S. customs records at International Falls, Minn. Duck hunters had better success.

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American Hunters Find Luck Poorer in Canada

INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINN. -Midwestern sportsmen who hunted big game in Canada during last fall's open seasons had rather poor luck, according to records kept at the American customs office here.

The records, which tabulated the game in pounds and not in numbers, showed that only 29,645 pounds of moose were brought into the United States as compared with 113,086 for 1937.

American hunters returned home with only 55,333 pounds of deer as against 81,645 pounds last year. Importation of bear meat dropped from 3,141 in 1937 to 2,250 pounds last year.

Duck hunters, however, had better shooting in Canada. They brought in 4,089 pounds of duck as compared with 3,141 last fall.

What sub-type of article is it?

Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Misfortune Nature

What keywords are associated?

Hunting Statistics American Hunters Canada Game Moose Import Deer Import Bear Meat Duck Hunting

Where did it happen?

International Falls, Minn.; Canada

Story Details

Location

International Falls, Minn.; Canada

Event Date

Fall 1938

Story Details

American hunters brought back significantly less moose (29,645 lbs vs. 113,086 lbs in 1937), deer (55,333 lbs vs. 81,645 lbs), and bear meat (2,250 lbs vs. 3,141 lbs) from Canada last fall, but more duck (4,089 lbs vs. 3,141 lbs).

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