INDEX IOWA CONSERVATIONIST, VOLUMES 23 AND 24

January. 1964, to December. 1965

\ H t:lllHl \ ( Nl't' Uu" Ju an Hn~)

An•hCJ'tl J,f'xkon, 1\fnr G4, p 23

A

\\'nran Wealhca· llowbcndlng, May 64, p 35 Op• r·n tlon A n·hPI'Y <'IH•tlc Sept 64, p 70

\ " A lliJ!II Aikman HN•fl\('H Con:->('nation A\vard, July 64, p 50 <~ount) Honrd Gf'ts AwArrl for Outdoor Classroom, Oct 61, p 78 C'ou n "t I on A\\ nrrl to Highway Commission, Oct 64, 1> 7S lo\\ n Ht ct h es Hunt• r· Safety Award, Jan 65, p 3 ('on sen a lion Awnrrl tu Hughes, July 65, p 53 Nntlonnl Merit Award, Nov 65, p 88

B B \J'J' (seo• Fl.11la)

Fror;H for ('nts, Aug 64 p 59 Grasshoppers for '!'rout Sept 64, p 70

llnllnrtl, •rorn Sq1u•nl 'liJna rn! .Jan 64, p 7 'l'ea<•h(•a·s Pin n fo1· Summer Credits, Feb 64, p 15 ,\r'C'IH r 's L!1>.:lcon, ::\Tnrch 64, p 23 N< w Jlunllng ltog Needed in Iowa, April 64, p 31 "'na rn "'"nther· Bowbending, 1\-fay 64, p 35 r•ount 77 'l'ul"l\eys, May 64, p 39

B urrntt, Bob Imclt llunt or's Bonus, .Tune 64, p 43

'hit• Bn11s- Yellow Ba!'s? April 64, p 29 T1·y Hlver Smnlhnouth for a Change of Pace, June 61, p 43 J,ar gemouth Smnllmouth July 64, p 51 Lunker BnRs Only, .July 65, p. 46

BgAYI~R

NntnrE;'s J~nglnccr, Dec 64, p 91

H E(ol' :\ I ·:Il'S D ASI O ]It c G4, p !11: .lan G5, p 7, April 65, p 31; Aug 65, p Gl; Oct G5, p 79

HcrJ"t'>, ' f'o n t 1• ox nucl t~oyntr. '!'rapping, Sept 64, p 67 Jn\\H Fur •rrappin~. Nov 65, p 81

lJJRUI-i (non -gam e) Tow:a'H J•'p llh<'r<'rl \Vinter Vi!'itors, Jan 64, p 7 1'1w l\!Oill'llln~ nove, March 64, p 18 Iowa Brrd Mlgrntiou C'alendar, April 64, p 29 Rlrrl lrll'lltlflcatlon Guide for Campers, June 64, p 4G Naturo'H Sun Dial-The Nighthawk, July 64, p 51 Fal<•o Hpu rverlu~; Sparverlus, Nov 64, p 86 Birding lfl Fun, March 65, p 17 Iowa Blrtl :\fl~ratlon Calendar, March 65, p 24 The Unpopulnr Tenant, April 65, p 31

BOAT S AND TRAILE RS !lfatch Your Boat and Motor, June 64, p 44 Sense and S~~<fety Are Shipmates, July 65, p 55 Grraslng Trailer Wheel Hubs, Oct 65, p 7!l

ROOKS Io\\an·~ Rook Talk!'< Hunting, Jan 64, p •; Hooks on the Outdoors, Feb 64, p 10 Olin Re-prints Gamebooklet, May 64, p 34 Bnok Hevh•\\, .Tan 65, p 5, p 6 Book Review, July 65, p 52

ll l'~TI"'G (RC C Archery)

w Hunter's Untapped Resource, Oct 64, p 75 Tips for Bow Fishermen, July 65, p 51

Brnbham, Bill 1964 Hunting Prospects, Sept 64, p 65 What the Land and Wat~r Conservation Fund Means to lowa, ~ept 65,

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Ouc k.Jnnnn, C nrol

Iowa's Feathered \Vinter Visitors, .Jan 64, p 7 Winter Park Hopping, Feb 64, p 11 A Touch of Spring, l\Iar 64, p 23 1'\\ o New Cover Planting ProgTams, April G1, p 25 ·white Bass-Yellow Bass? April 64, p 29 Sauger-Walleye? April 64, p 31 Iowa Marshes ... Lakin Slough, 1\Iay 64, p 38 Flathead-Channel, May 64, p 40 Northerns, 1\Iuskies, June 64, p 44 :\fushrooms That Glow in the Dark June 64, p 44 Iowa Marshes ... Sweet Marsh, June 64, p 45 Nature's Sundial-The Nighthawk, July G4, p 61 Largemouth-Smallmouth, July 64, p 51 Anchor Throwers of the River Bottoms, July 64, p 52 Iowa ::\farshes-West Swan Lake, July 64, p 55 ConserYatlon for Tomorrow, Aug 64, p 57 Black Crappie-White Crappie, Aug 64, p G3

Bulm a n , Jim

Raising and Hanesting Soft Maille Trees, Aug 64, p 59

c ('ALL I' G

Squeal 'Em In! Jan 64, p 7 ·world's Championship Goose Calling Contest, Sept 64, p 72

CAJUPING (see Hildng) Planning a Full Summer of Camping and Parkhopplng? March 64,

p 18 Try a Sweater Weather Picnic ... , March 64, p 21 Why to Go Where? April 64, p 27 Carry a Kitchen for Convenience, May 64, p 38 Brainstorming a Bookband, May 64, p 38 S\\ Imming, Relaxing Rate Tops '' ith C:ampers, May 64, p 39 Tent Tolin' Trailers, June 64, p 46 A Cooler Should Stay Cool, July 64, p 52 Litter Bags Now Being Distributed, July 64, p 5G Fun up a Creek, Aug 64, p 61 Registration Buildings for Campers, Oct 24, p 80 A Camping Guide to the Lewis & Clark Trail, :\lay 65, p 34 Portable Heat, 1\Iay 65, p 38 Fall "'eather Camping, l\Jay 65, p 39 Big Cam ping Year Developing, July G1, p 52

CANOE ING

Canoeing Problem-A Question of Cooperation, Not Law, Dec 64, p 90 Canoeing the Wapsi, July 65, p 56

Carlnntle r , Dr. Kenneth D .

Ghost Snake, 1\Iarch 65, p 18

C ARTOONS

0'1'\fnlly, Bill

Jan 64, p 6; Feb 64, p 12; Sept 64, p 71; Oct 64, p 77; Nov 64, p 86; Dec 64, p 95; Feb 65, p 15; March 65, p 22; April 65, p 31; May 65, p 37; July 65, p 52; Aug 65, p 63; Oct 65, p 79; Nov 65, p 88

Baldwin, Jim

June 64, p 43 · June 64, p 48

CATF ISH

Flathead-Channel, 1\Iay 64, p 40 Getting to Know Channel Catfish, June 65, p 45 Summertime ... and the Catfish are Hatchln', Aug 65, p 59

C 0'\11\IISSI ON

Commissioners Take Office, July 135, p 53 Couple Donate Island, Oct 65, p 77

COl\tMISSION MINUTES

(second page of each Issue)

C O N SERVATION ( educ atio n )

Teachers-Plan for Summer Credits, Feb 65, p 15 Conservation Conference Dates Announced, Sept 64, p 7~ Scott County Looks to the Futur e, Nov 64, p 83 Kindergar ten Conservation, Jan 66, p 3

2 I o \\ .\ C 0 .._ S E R Y A T I 0 N 1 S T

The Teacher, the Student, and Field Tri[IS, Feb 6!l, p 16 Teachers Camp Applications Due, :\larch 65, p :!2 Green Islands for Learning, April 65, I' 27 Retter Than a Bible, Aug 65, p 60 Conservation Confert:nce Dates Announct:d Sept 65, P 67 Ob:->ervut ion and A warelless Spell Knowledge, Dec 65, 11 !11

COllo SERYATIO~ ( f orum )

Aug 65, p 58, Sept 65, p 66; Oct 65, p 74, Nov 65, p 82; Pee 65, P !10

C Ol' S E R' ATI O"\' ( gen ern l )

A Touch of Spring, :<\larch 64, p 23 Federal Land Acquisition Offers New Recreation Potential in South-

ea!lt Iowa, May 64, p 36 Shelter Belts for \Vestern Iowa, June 64, P 41 ASCS Supports \Yildlife P1·ograms on D!Yerted \crt's, July G I, Jl !i2

Drtdge Bank Plantings, July 64, p 56 Conservation for Tomorrow, Aug 64, p 57 The Hkhest Edge, Oct 64, P 77 LC'l's Conquer J,alte Siltation, Feb 65. p 11 "G" Practices Impro·\'e Iowa s Heritage, !\larch lit\, P I !I Elk Creek Gets a Face Lift, April 65, P 28 $7 Recrea lion/ Conservation Sticker, J • ne 65, 11 41 Conservation by Permission Only, July 65, P 53 1!16~• Consenation Legislation, Aug 65, p 64 \\' hat the Land and \Yater ConserYation Fund :\h•au::s to iowa, St•Jll 1;:;,

p 67 Poor :\Ian s Stream Improvement Sept 6:>, p 71 Pleasant Yalley Retreat, Oct 65, P 75 Shooting Is Conservation, Too! Oct 65, P 77 ProiHs and Pesticides, Dec 65, p 92

C O l '\TY CON .ER,~ATIO"'

Io,\a Fishermen Buy a Lake, Aug 61, Jl 64 };'ish and Game Conservation Officer Directory, Aptll fi r. , Jl 2t! Land and \Yaters Conservation Officer Directory, :\lay 65, p 40

). our Conservation Officers, Dec 65, P 96

C OV I<; Jt Two New Cover Planting Programs, April 61, P 2:; IIahllat Hest oratlon, Dec 65, P 93

CR AVE The \Yhooping Crane, April 64, P 26

Cn Al~PIE

Black Crappie!'l-Whlte Crappies, Aug 64, P G3

D I) I<; J ~ It ( "~e Iluntln~)

If You K1ll a T r ophy Buck. :-:o, 1>4, 11 \1 Choose You r Deer Stand Careful[), Oct li:O, 11 75 \Yant~>rl Return of Deer Collars, Nov tia, Jl ~7 l<'ads for the Deer Huntee, Dec 65, 11 96

UIU YOU I<.NOW JuM 64 p 43, .July 64, p 54, Sept 64, p 72

O OGS

Dog!;, Feb 64, p 16 New Hunting Dog Need ed in Iowa, April Gt , 11 :ll Coonhounds to Collies, Oct 64, p 77 Sport of Speed, Feb 65, p 9 Lazy Man-Lazy Dog-Lazy H unt, June Gr., ll 13

0 CJ~ (see ' V a terf owl )

An Oasis In I owa fo r Waterfowl, Feb 64, P 16 Duck Hunter 's Bonus, June 65, P 43 Nighttime Duck Hunting, Aug 65, p 63

E EDI TO RIAL

African Lesson, Jan 64, P 2 The :-1eed for Open Land, )larch 64, P 19 End Seen to Wisconsin Bounty System, July 64, Jl 50 The Next Guy May Be Barefoot ... , Aug. 64. P 58 Don't Let This Happen to You, Oct G4, P 74 Game Never Had It So Good, Nov 64, P 82 canoeing Problem-A Question of Cooperation, Not Law, Dec 64, P 90 C'ons~>r·vn tlon In An lTrban Society, Jan 6;;, p 2 1 ( v 1dllf Br or<>s A 1 or e ~l&.y 65, p 34

J•: UYUl'l' "H:ahy Sitting" at The "\Vildllfe Exhibit, ;\la~ liG, Jl 3[)

F l<'nr~o. Joe

Skeet, an All \merican Stlol"t, Ft·h 64, P 11

r \.R '\1 PO'"O'-

Farm Your Farm l'orHl, April t;:;, p 25

F J RE

Fire, Oct Gl, p 7'1

1r 1 ~h , J o h n

lo\\a Fishermen Buy a L;II,P, \IIJ.' li1, p li1

F I S H a n1l F l S Hii'\ G ("t'e H N•o•·•l ·"• 1 •' 1 ~ J' l '< h l n g , llnl t)

Performance of Fishing- Lin1• <:o\ rrnE'd b:o. Six Factors, Feb 6·1, p 14 Ri\ ers Offer 11Jarh \\•alii'YI· 'lorthern, :'\larch 64, p 17 Important Changes in th\' '1;1 Fishing- H\'gulations, ) l arch 64, P 18

To Clean a RE'el .. .. :\larch t> I, p 20 You Can )lake Tlwst• LPadhP:u'ls, ,\pdl 64, Jl 30 Primith·e Fishinl! Ta<· ldt•, .JurH• ti4, p 16 C'a tching Tho!'e 'Jlot Summe1·" Fi!<h, .-\ u~ ti I, 11 61 Fishing Alon~ the Hi a\\ ntha PiorH'l'r Trail, gcpt tH, P 6S 1 %4's Fi!'h Stories, Jan tHi , p I The 1,65 Contest, Jan 65, p I True Fish Smokin:::-, )lay 115, 1• 3ti Fish 'Cook-Out," )lay li ;; , 11 3i BUJld Your Own \\·ce<lless Hnok ::;, .Junt> ,;;;, Jl 45

"Chumming," June 65, p 1;; Read in' Rivers, July 65, 11 :;o Cardinal Rules for F1siH r llH'II, .Jul) t;;;, p ;;1 \Yays and :\leans to :'llatrimonial Harmony, July 65. p 54 Sl:.Uba Divers and S)H oH Fishing-, .July 65, p 55 Fish Get Rearly for \\'lnt<'r, Ton, Xn\" liii, p 83

FLY F J HI' G The Fundamentals of Fly Fishin~:;-Part I, Feb 64, p 12 The Fundamentals of I•'Jy Fi~<hinl!. Part II-Terminal Tacldcs nnd

Lures, :<\Jar 61, p 23 The Fundamentals or I•'ly l•' tshing, l'a1·t III-Ii;arly Spring Technique,

Apr 61, p 28 Fundamentals of I•'ly 1•'1:-;hinA. Part IV-Spring Fishing-The \Ynll-

eyes, May 64, p 35 Fundamentals of lo'ly Fi!-<hinA, l':trt Y Spring Fishing-Largemoutll

Bass, the Bluegill, Junt· G I , p 4:;

FOR E TRY

Tree Order Time :-:earl', .Jan ti1, p ll An Early Iowa Forest l'rodu<"t. :\laJ·ch 6-1, p 19 There \\'as an Old Farm G1·o' t·, )lr\rC"h G I, p 21 HaYe You An)· Rig Trct-s ~ \111 il 64 p 32 Solitude" Try a Fon•st Ana .. July Ill, p 4!1 The Yanishin.e: \\·oodlantl .July ti I, p :; I Raising and H arvestin,:. Soft ~laple Trees. Aug 64, P 59 ::::himek Forest .\rea l'un h·tsl'cl, Aug- 64, p fi!l :\lultiple Use of tlH· Family Fnrt•st, tld ti-l. p 76 \Yoodland':,; Part in \\ .1terslw<l <'nntrol l>cc 1>4, p 91 Tree Orders Be111.e: Acc\'pt Nl, .lan ti:i, p t. Have You Tended Your Tun her r,atPl)? April 65, p 30 Be,vare of Sa\\ ft1es, Aug 65, p 62 Tree Orders Being At·<·eptccl, nee 6!i, p 91

FREAH:.

Talk Abou l Ji'J·calo,, April 65, Jl 30

G

G nrr is o n , Anne c. Sports I Am Bad At, r'eb 65, 1> 16

GEESE Spring's Spectacul a r Goose l<'li~ht, ~larch 65, p 20

Gooch , B ob The Lusty Brown Trout, Feb 65, p 10

GR OUSE The Ruffed Grou~e in Iowa, Tunc 65, p ti Displaced Grouse, Oct ti:i, p 7S

GUI\ Gunpowder, F eb 65, p 13 Treat Your G un Kind, April li5, p 31 Revolutionary Shotgun Shell, June 65, p 4 2

H HABITA'l'S (see C o • <•r)

Animals That Hide Under,l:"round, ,\ prll 6~. p 2!1 Habitat Restoration, Dec 65, p 93

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Harrison, Harry

Getting to Know the Channel Catfish, June 65, p 45 R eadln' Rivers, July 65, p 50 Cardinal Rules Cot· Fishermen, July 65, p 51

UA'I' (.IIERY

41,000 Yisitors to Spirit Lake HatcherY, Feb 6 1, p 14 Additwn to Ch·at Lake Hatehtt'y, Dec 64, p !13

t' It , I n ~ ellt•

l'lt•• u t \allt•y lt••tn•at, Oct tiii, p l:i

Hi~gln .!., Jnek

HPJ.;istt·ation lluildiugs for CampE>rs, Oct G I, p 80 Long Kn.nge Planning Prognun, Nov 64, p 82 SC'otl l'ounty Looks to the FuturE', Nov G4, p &4 Lot g Hunge l'lnuuing Progt·am, Dec 64, p !12 \Y•1rk J'r·ogr·t-~<::;••s n t Elk Cret>k :.\Iarsh, Dt•e li I, p 94 Com<Pr·vation iu an Urban Society, Jan 6:>, p 2 Klrtcler·garten t'onspn·ation, .Jan 65, p 3 Did You Kmm \\'a tt·r· Is LayHNl Like a Cake! Feb (iii, p 11 TIH Tc·rtc>hPr, thP Student, and Field Trips, Feb 65, p 16 "G" l't•nctlce:> ltntlt·on· Iowa's Heritage, :.\I:nch 65, p 1!1 T••a<'lt• rR C'alllJI AJlplh.ations Dut', :.\larch 65, p 22 Gn•••n l~<lnnd for· L<'arning, April 65, p 27 Le\\ is ...... l'hll'k 'l'nlil, :.\lay G5, p :H Fil-h ''l'oul<-Out," :\lay 65, p 37 l'l.•y It l't•lmiti\"P, ,June 65, p 11 C'ontlct \a tion h) P<'rmission Only, J uly 65, 11 :i3 ~t'nR•· nnd <::nft'ly .\1 t Shipmat<>s, July 65, 11 :i5 Hl•lh r Than n Bihlf Aug 65, p GO :\lur h l'u~ni<, Snpt fla, p 'il Ohsct \'II t ion a ncl \ \\Oll·eness SJll'll Kno\\ l<'tlA<', Dec G5, p !11

IIJKI \l. ('<t't': ( ' IIIIIJlht~)

This 'fUr, Illh(\1 l\lny G4, p 33 Piny It l'tllnltiv••, June 6a, p 4 I

HIS'J 'O itl'

lJIR<' <I\ "'' ing 1111 All<'it•t l l Indinu l<'or·t, Jan G5, p G

:-<ationul Ilistol'lt• J.anflmarl;:, Nov 65, p 88

HU:\'l' l ~ lt '\J<' g 'J'Y

.J.utunry , February, :\larch Hunter Firearm C'asualti es, May 64, p 3S Apl'il, :\la y , .Juuc H unter Firea•·m Casual tiN<, Aug 6 I , p G4

tt£•11tlon, llunlt>J" l:lnfety Instructors, Se pt 6 1, p 71 utlou t T n~ccl, .Juh llf>, p [,4

l"c•Jl Shooting a Sale Sport Rt•pt 6i, p GS

Hl :\ ' I 'D,l: (Nt't> Ut•t>r, Phen,.,unt'!, Skeet)

Val'lllint :-; .. ason Js OpPn, Jan Gt, p 6 'I'll'" lor <'row Shooting, Feb Gl, p 9 l!lfi-1 lln11ling Pros)l<><'ls, Sep t H4, p 65 llo<>s Yo ur Shotgun Fit? Sept 61, p 71 "'ilclllf., Hcfugt> -name :\lanagPment Art'a, Oct 64, p 'i!i Ho\\ Die! Iowa HuntPrs Do Last Year ? 0<'t f) 1, p 'i6 llow to Hunt llt' er, Nov 64, p Sl Hunting Aids the l•;conom), Nov 64, p 83 'l'o\\ f'ting, No\ G I, 11 88 The llitlden HuntPT, April 65, p 2!1 'I'Iwm r 'razy Chy Birds April 65, p 29 l!lfi [, Hunting Prospc·cts, Sept G:i, p 65 'l'o th•• Young IIunt<>r, Oct tl5, p 'i'i Quits Hunting, Nov 65, p 85

I I CE FJ-. 111:\ G

\\'inter Fi~<hing-l•'act and Fall<'Y, Jan 6 4, p 3 How Htrong I:; Tee? Dec 64, p 93 \\'lntPJ' l•'lshin' Fun, Jan G5, 11 1

ISlf

I .S .U l'rof<>:;sor on South Ameri<'an Trip, Aug 64, p 61

K Kt>n1, IIU J;b

C'ot e• 'lt1on C'onferen<'e Dat<>~< AnnounC'ecl , Sep t 6~. ,, 'i2

t.-lu, Jo<>k arm In t Season I s Open! J a n 64, p 6 n On~<is in l o\\U for " 'aterfowl, Feb 24, p 1 6

To C"lean a Reel ., ~Iar 64, p 21 Trr n Sweater Weather Picnic ... , :\Iar 64, p 21 "hr to Go ·wher e? April 64, p 27 You C'nn :\lake These Leadheads, April 6 1, p 30 This Y ear, Hike! 1\Iay 64, p 33 Carry a Ki tchen for ConYen ience, l\fay 64, p 38

S h e lter Belts for \\ estern lO\\ a, June 64, p 41 Match Your B oat and Motor, June 64, p 44 T e nt Tolin' Trailers, June 64, p 46 A Cooler Should Stay Cool, July 64, p 5 1 Dredge Bank Plantings, Jul y 64, p 56 The Next Guy May Be Barefoot •.. , Aug 64, p 58 Iowa Sand Dunes, Aug 64, p 6U Fun up a Creek, Aug 64, p 61 Does Y our Shotgun !<'It? Sept 64, p 71 Canoeing Problem -A Question oC Cooperation, Not Law, Oec 64, p 90 Spring's Spectacular Goose Flight, :.\t ar 65, 11 111 Portable Heat, :.\I:n 65, p 39

Kli n t', Pnu l D .

Them 01 Jacks, Dec 64, p 89 Skunks a nd the Habies Problem, Mar 65, p 22

l{longlnn, Eugene D .

The H ardy RingnE'ck, Oct 64, p 73 How Did Iowa Hunters Do Last L ear, Oct G I, p 76 Coonhou nds to Co llies, Oct 61, p 77 Trapping FeYer in the Air, Nov 64, p 85 \Yhere Do Hunters Go Opening Day for Pheasants, Nov 64, p 86 P heasant Hunting During the Holidays, Dec 61, p 95 :.\fr Ringneck-Fall '6:i, Oct 65, p 'i3 It's ~ever Too Late, Dec 65, p l\9

J{ozicky, Ed

Hunting Regulations, July 65, p !in Predator Control, A ug 65, p 62 Game Hl'fuges, Sept 65, p 'iO Stocking, Oct 65, p 76 IIahitat Restot·ation, nee 65, p !J3

L Lar'ion, h c>lth

Wantt'd Return of Deer Collar s, Nov 65, p 87 Facts for the De<>r Hunter, Dec 65, p 96

LE"' l S & C LARI<:

Fisher Heads L ewis and Clark Commission, Feb 65, p 11 Lewis & Clark Trail, :.\lay 65, p 34

L indus l. a, J . P .

Game NPver Had 1 t So Good, Nov fi4, p 82

M ":•d<'~n, 1{. , V,

Addition to Clear Lal'e Laborator), Dec 64, p 93

i\Jod .. o n , John

African Lesson, Jan 64, p 2 Gunpowder, Feb 64, I> 13 Hunting Regulations, July 6:i, p 50 Predator Contro l, Aug 65, p 62 Game Ref uges, Sept 65, p 70 Stocking, Oct 65, p 76 H abitat Hestoration, Dec 6:i, p !l:l

' l ann, Robe rt

The Need for Open L ands, 1\Iat·ch 64, p 19 'J'he Whoo pin g Crane, April 64, p 2G

'L~HSHES

I o" a l\larshes. Lakin S lough, :.\fay 64, p 3S Iowa Marshes . Sweet :\Iarsh, June 6-1 , p 45 I owa 1\larshes ... \Vest Swan J.nke, July 64, p 55 \Vot·k Pt•ogresses At 1•;11< Creek 1\la•·sh, Dee li4, p 94 l\larsh Picnic, Sept 65, p 71 Otter Cr·eek Marsh, No\' G5, p Sli

'fn y h C'\\, Jim

Winter Fishin' Fun, Jan 65, p 1 Farm Your Far·m Pond, April 65, p 2'i Fish c;c•t Ready for 'i\'lnter, 'l'oo, Nov 65, p S3

' r c li:ee, n u !'...,el

How Strong Is I c e? nee tH, p ~13

~fcl{u,.,lt•k , 'UorshnJI

Discovel'ing an A nclen t Indian P o t•t, Jan 65, p tl

'II S ISS IPPI

The :.\lississippi-Great Fishin~ Hole, June G4, p 6

)loeu, Tom

" ' inte r Fishing-Fact and Fancy, Jan 64, p 3 Icing Turtles, Feb 64, p l!'i

INDJ<;X-IOWA CONSERVATIONIST

l\Ioormun, Robe rt B . Iowa Bird :\IIgratlon Calendar, :\farch 65, p 21

'I'L J{RA'I' Follow that Muskrat, Sept 65, p 70

:u 5- ' E L Anchor Throwers of the Ri\·er Bottoms, .July ti 1, 11 52

N '\ ~<;'l'S

Two L:uge l\Iuskies Taken by NE'tling Cr·ews, :\lay fi I, p 40

l\ om.sen, n I c hard G-1 (A) and Pheasants, Nov 64, p 83

p PARI<:S

Winter Park Hopping, Feb 64, p 11 State Park Visits Up One :\Jillion, ~ray 64, p 40 New Rock Creek Bath House, Dec 64, p 95

PJl g A " A N T

The Hardy Ringneck, Oct 64, p 73 C-1 (A) and Pheasants, Nov 64, p 83 '"here Do Hunters Co Opening Day for Pheasants, :-.:o,· 64, 11 Sh Spotlight on Pheasants, Dec 64, p 92 Pheasant Hunting During the Holidays, Dec 64, p !t5 :\lr Ringneck-Fall '65, Oct 65, p 73 It's Ne" er Too Late, Dec 65, p 89

PHOTO l<,J•~ \.'l'l llES

l{ lrs tein, Jack

You Can Make These Leadheads, April 64, p 30 Federal Land Acquisition Offers New Hc('reation Potential in Iowa,

May 64, p 36 Spring's Spectacular Goose Flight, March 65, p 20

S h e rman, J iJ:u

Little Sioux Fisheries Study Underway, July G4, p 53 Presto' One Homemade Bound Volume of Iowa Conser vnt10nist, Feh

65, p 12 Better Than a Bible, Aug 65, p GO Keep Shooting a Safe Sport, Sept G:i, p 68

Pierc e , E v e r e tt

Let's Conquer Lake Siltation, Feb 6:i, p 11

PlKJ~

Sauger-Walleye? April 64, p 31 Northerns, :\Iuskies, June 64, p 44

PLAN"i' G PRO Gll.Aill

Long Range Planning Program, Sept 64, p 66, Oct 64, p 71, Nov 64, p 82; Dec 64, p 92

I' I, A l\ 'J'

Plant Rosettes, Feb 64, p 13 Mu!!hrooms That Glow in the Dark, June G4, p 44 The Mi lkweed, March 65, p 23

Ploun, Druc e

An J•Jarly Iowa Forest Product, March G4, p l!l 'l'he Vanishing 'Woodland, July 64, p 5 1 1\tulliple Use o( the Family Forest, Od G4, p 76 Woodland's !'at t in Watershed Control, Dec 61, p 91 Have You Tended Your Timber Lately, April lifi, p :lO

POll (.; 1! 1'11\'E

Porcupines, Feb G4, p 11

l'HI'\ CJPLE

l'nnciples of Game 'Management: Part 1; Hunting HC'gulations, July 65, p 50

Part 2: P redator Control, Aug 65, p 62 Par t 3. Game Refuges, Sept 65, p 70 Part 4 Stocking, Oct 65, p 76 Part 5 H abitat Restoration, Dec 65, p 93

R llAUBIT

Hab blls, Feb 64, p 16 Them 01 Jacks, Dec 64, p 89

nankIn, )Irs. 1<~. F. \11 'f a ll th<' WhitE Bill, Oct 65, p 78

llW(.;OllllS 19G3's l<'lsh Rt·cords, Jan 64, P 1

1963's Record Fbh, Jan 64, p 4 Standing Record~-Iowa Fish, Jan 64, p 5 Half-\Yay 1\lark Shows 1'\vo Xew Fish Records, June 64, p 45 44 Pound Flathead Top!-; 1!164 List, July 64, p 56 World Record, Dec Iii, p 96 State Record Fish, Jan ti5, p 5 1964 Record Fish, Jan tir., p 5

H EGE:\-E RAT I O"

Regeneration, July fi 1, p !'i5

ll E- luJ e r , D e nny 1963's Flsh Records, Jan 14, p 1 Tips for Top Crow ~hooting-, Fl•b 64, p !J Ri\ ers Offer Early Wallt•) e-Northern, March 64, p 17 'l'here 'Vas an Old Ji'arm Grove, March 64, p 21 Have You Any lllg TrN'S, April fi4, J> 32 Federal Land Acquisi lion <_Ht ers :\'t>w Recreation Potential in South-

east Iowa, :\ta~ 6 1, p :!li Swimming, Relaxin~ RatP Tops with Campers, May 64, p 39 Half-\Yay :\lark ShO\\ s T\\ o "\ ew Jo'ish Records, June 64, p 45 The :'llissisSiJlJl Urent Fi!<htnh Hole, June 64, p 46 Solitude" Try a Fore:-t Art•a, July 64, p 49 Little Sioux Fisheries Study t'Hdl'rway, July 64, p 53

RIVE R (see )II<i.,h<olJlil l )

Little Siou-x Fbherit s Study Undt•n\·ay, July 64, p 53

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Frogs for Cats, .\ug ti 1, p 5!1 Catching Those "llot SummPr" Fish, Aug 64, p 61 ISU ProfC'ssor on South Am!'ricnn Trip, Aug G4, p 64 Squirrel Hunting '\ith the " 'Pathermnn, Sept 64, p 70 Grasshoppers for Trout, SC'pt li-t, p 70 Operation Archery C r eek, Sept Gl, p 70 Long Range Planning Pr·o~ram, Oct 64, p 74 Grandpa's Sucl<<>rs, Apt il 65, p 29 The Unpopular Tenant, April li5, p 31 Leave Wildlife BabiP!l Alone, 1\l't~ 6:i, p 34 "Baby Sitting" nt tlw \YildlifP Exhtbtt, May 65, p 35 Lazy Man-Lazy Jlog- Lazy Hunt, June 65, p 44 Lunker Bass Onl~ • .JunE> Gfi, p 4G Rattlesnake Hunting The t:npopular Sport, .July 65, p 52 \Yays and :\leans to i\latrinwn•al Harmony, .July 65, p 54 );lighttime Duck Hunting, .-\ug r.:;, Jl G:! Follow That ::\Iuskrat, Sept G!i. p 'in Choo~e Your· Deer ~tand CarPfully, Oct G:;, p 'i3 To the Young Hunter, Oct 65, p 77

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Fishing Along the Hiawatha Plonet•r· Trail, Sept 64, p fi9 Bow Hunter's Untapped Hesource, Oct 64, p 75 How to Hunt DeE>r, No~ G I, p 81 If You Kill a Trophy Bucl<, Nov G I, p ~:i Canoeing ProblE'm-A Qut·stlon of ('oopPration, '<ot Law, DPc Iii, P oo Nature's Engineer, Dec 64, p !1 1 Spotlight on Ringnecks, Dt'<' G I , p !12 l\lr . Primltiv<>, .Tn.n G5, p 3 1964's Fish Stories, .Tan G5, p 4 Sport of Speed, l•'<>b n:,, p !l Presto! One Homemn.dP Hounrl Volume of Town Conservationist, I~• h

65, p 17 Birding Is Fun, M:uTh r.:., p 17 The Hidden Hunter, April Gr., Jl 27 True Fis h Smoldng, 1\Jn.~ G5, p 3G Foul ·weather Camping, :'.la;:~ 65, p 39 Build Your Own \Veedlc!<s IIool<s, .TunP 6!i, p 45 The Ruffed Grouse in Iown, .Tun<> G5, p 47 Tips for Bow Fishermen, .July G:i, p 57 Water Safet}' Pays' Aug G:i, p 57 Summer time ... and the r.atfish ,\re H atchin', Aug 65, p 59 1965 Hunting Prospects, ~<'pt G:;, p 65 Displaced Grouse, Oct fi5, p 78

Scltoumneh e r, Roge r

Elk Creek Gets a Face Lift, April GS, p 28

EAS O N Opening Dates for Hunting Sea!<ons, March 64, p 18 I owa 1964 Fishing Seasons and Limits-March 1 thr ough Febr uary

1965, 1\farch 64, p 21 1964 Hunting and Trapping Spnsons, Oct 64, p 79 Iowa's 1965 Fishing St•aso tHI and Limits, 1\farch fi5, p 23

S h e rman, J , n . Don't Let This IIappt>n to You, Oct 64, p 74 Keep Shooting n Safe Spol't l'lt>pt 65, p 68

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Skc •t, u All AmcriCI n Sport, Feb 64, p 11 Them t r Z.} l 111;\ Bir b .\pril 65, p 29

"'h.UN I{:S

Skunl ntl tlw Hables Problem, ~larch 65, p 22 Tht Hud \\ 1}, At>rll G5, p 26

.AKI:"' • GI10 t Sn

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March Sri, p 18 Be n Snnke Charmer May 65, p 37 Hun tlng: 'rhe Unpopular Sport, July

SpOI'I 1 Am litd At, Ti'Pb 65, p 15

:oiC tl 'JH llJ•!J,S

6!i, p 52

Squllr 1 Hunllnl{' wllll t1 ~''Weatherman, Sept 64, p 70 Squh 1 Htc \, OC't G5, l> 78

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Tre )r<lt 1

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B \ I nf 'l'rE>e 1 Jrd 1

'Jim& NPars, Jan 64, p 8 D In • AcctJpted, Jan 65, p 8

awtll s, Aug G5, p 62 I In Ac1 e1•ted, Dec 65, p 91

"Ul'I~H~ IIIJt)'IIS

Anlm u tltlons, Feh 64, p 10

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F' r II H~ rf:!utlon, Oct 65, p 74 Prot t u d I tlllrles, 1>~><' ti:i, p 92

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'l'he 1• undan, utuh; of Fly Fishing-Part I, Feb 64, p H 'l'hc 1• und mH nt Is of Fly Flshlng-Part II, March G4, p 22 'l'he lundiUlH utals of Fly Fishing-Part III, April 64, p 2!! The Puntlarn<'nlnls of Fly Fishing-Part IV, May 64, p 35 'l'he I• undnmE ntnh1 of I<' ly Fishing-Part V, June 64, p 45

THINGS YOU "lAY NOT KXO"' June 64, p 44 ; Jan 65, p 7, Feb 65, p 11 ; April 65, p 31

'l' hompson, DaT1d H. Plant Rosettes, Feb 64, p 14 The Mourning Dove, March 64, p 18 Animals That Hide Underground, April 64, p 29 Waterdogs, Hellbenders, Sirens and Congo Eels, July 64, p 5 6

'l'owell, W illiam E • Shooting Is Conservation, Too! Oct 65, p 77

'! 'RAPPING Fox and Coyote Trapping, Sept 64, p 67 Trapping Fever i n the Air, Nov 64, p 85 Iowa Fur Trapping, Nov 65, p 81

TROUT (!fee Fishing) The Lusty Brown T r out, Feb 65, p 10

T URKEYS Count 77 Turkeys, May 64, p 39

T URTLES Icing Turtles, Feb 64, p 15

v YOLUlUE

Presto! One Homemade Bound Volume of Iowa Conservationist, Feb 65, p 12

w " ' ATER (relate d s ubjectH)

Waterdogs, Hellbenders, Sirens a n d Congo Eels, July 64, p 56 Did Y o u Know-Water Is Layered Like a Cake! Feb 65, p 11 Water Safety Pays! Aug 65, p 57

\VATERFOWL (see Duck11) An Oas i:s in Iowa for Waterfowl, Feb 64, p 16 A ll Hail the White Bill, Oct 65, p 78

WOODCHUCKS

Woodchucks, F eb 114, p 13