Tiny trophies: fishing for a spot at the wrong end of the record books

Article Abstract:

The quest by John Maxwell of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) for a five-ounce flier sunfish is described. His goal is to beat Harold Otte's 1983 record of a 3.5 ounce flier sunfish in pursuit of which Maxwell launched Flier Expedition 2002 and in 2003, the 20th Anniversary Flier Expedition.

Strategy & planning, Management dynamics, Indiana, Management, Competitions, Company business management, Sunfishes, Sunfishes (Centrarchidae), Aims and objectives, Maxwell, John, Indiana. Department of Natural Resources

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Eye emergencies

Article Abstract:

Hunters and people who enjoy spending time outdoors should wear protective eyewear to prevent injury to the eyes. Ways to treat a blow to the eye, chemical exposure and snowblindness and remove foreign bodies from the eye are described. Embedded objects should not be removed.

Care and treatment, Injuries, Wounds and injuries, Wound care, Eye, Eye injuries

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TLC for trophies

Article Abstract:

Trophies should be kept away from heat and sunlight, both of which dry out hair and skin. Dust can be removed carefully by using a vacuum with a brush attachment. Avoiding undue contact is important for preventing damage to a trophy.

Maintenance and repair, Hunting

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