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RG 103.1 Department of Conservation Photograph Collection, 1941-1998 Box Folder Neg # Description Date Subject.Local Photographer Location File Print? 25 2416 Rockwoods Memorial Forest 1940 Safety Towell 12 1161 43-84 Sheep 1941 Livestock Wooldridge, Don Tuttle Place 39 3849 Bull Frog 1944 Frogs Schwartz 1 15 Yellow Ladyslipper 1946 Woody Plants - Yellow, Cream, Orange Schmidy, Rex Gary Non-Woody Plants - Green , Greenish- 1 58 Jack in the Pulpit 1946 White Schmidy, Rex Gary Mexico, MO 14 1389 47-100 Construction Of Fountain 1947 Wetland Management Wooldridge, Don Dam On Little North Fork Creek 11 1040 R48-50 At Theodosia 1948 Streams ( Winter) Holliway 32 3126 49-626 Spike Buck 1950 Deer Wooldridge, Don Van Buren, MO Yes 38 3772 50-34 Drum In Tank 1950 Drum Wooldridge, Don Yes Person Holding Walleye With 38 3798 Open Mouth 1954 Walleye Yes 37 3602 59-1130 Owl In Tree 1959 Owls Wooldridge, Don 37 3627 59-1125 Owl In Tree 1959 Owls Wooldridge, Don Yes 37 3628 59-1126 Owl In Tree 1959 Owls Wooldridge, Don Yes 37 3630 59-1128 Owl In Tree 1959 Owls Wooldridge, Don Yes Twenty Fifth Anniversary 25 2412 Conservation Commission Sign 1962 Safety 3 232 35C-6-12 Doves 1965 Dove Hunting Wooldridge, Don 3 237 35C-6-9 Doves 1965 Dove Hunting Wooldridge, Don 3 240 35C6-11 Doves 1965 Dove Hunting Wooldridge, Don 2 150 35C18-18 Turkey Hunting 1968 Spring Turkey Hunting Wooldridge, Don 24 2320 68-231 Agent Class 1968 Agent Training Wooldridge, Don Yes 24 2355 Aerial Of Conservation 1968 Building & Grounds Wooldridge, Don Jefferson City Lake Taneycomo, 6 598 R702-12 Trout Fishing 1969 Trout Fishing Wooldridge, Don Branson, MO Rocky Fork Creek , 41 4044 R731-20 Men Examining Dead Fish 1970 Fish Kills Wooldridge, Don Boone County Fish Dead From Acid From Strip Rocky Fork Creek , 41 4055 R731-9 Pits At Peabody Coal 1970 Fish Kills Wooldridge, Don Boone County 24 2315 R845-19 Agent Class 1973 Agent Training Reagan, Russ Yes 24 2387 R855-16 Courtyard At Central Office 1973 Construction & Maintenance Reagan, Russ Jefferson City Yes 9 876 R920-6A Hide Training 1975 Taxidermy Reagan, Russ 9 877 R920-22A Hide Training 1975 Taxidermy Reagan, Russ 9 878 R920-14A Hide Training 1975 Taxidermy Reagan, Russ 9 879 R920-9A Hide Training 1975 Taxidermy Reagan, Russ 9 880 R920-16A Hide Training 1975 Taxidermy Reagan, Russ 9 881 R920-28 Hide Training 1975 Taxidermy Reagan, Russ 24 2314 R917 Outstanding Officers 1975 Agent Training Yes 24 2319 R925-7 Agent Class 1975 Agent Training Yes 41 4053 Dead Fish On Side Of Stream 1978 Fish Kills 41 4063 Dead Fish In Water 1978 Fish Kills 5 409 R1036-12 1979 Pistol Shooting Reagan, Russ 5 416 R1036-19 1979 Muzzleloading Reagan, Russ 5 419 R1032-5 1979 Muzzleloading Reagan, Russ 5 420 R1032-26 1979 Muzzleloading Reagan, Russ 5 421 R1032-14 1979 Muzzleloading Reagan, Russ 5 422 R1032-18 1979 Muzzleloading Reagan, Russ 5 423 R1032-32 1979 Muzzleloading Reagan, Russ 5 424 R1036-4 1979 Muzzleloading Reagan, Russ 5 425 R1032-30 1979 Muzzleloading Reagan, Russ 5 440 R1036-23 1979 Shooting Equipment Reagan, Russ 24 2316 Agent Class 1979 Agent Training Yes 42 4120 R1030-4 Oak Tree Near Daniel Boone 1979 Deciduous Trees Sullivan, Mark 2 156 R1088-15 1980 Spring Turkey Hunting Reagan, Russ 2 157 R1088-17 1980 Spring Turkey Hunting Reagan, Russ 2 166 R1088-19 1980 Spring Turkey Hunting Reagan, Russ 2 167 R1088-20 1980 Spring Turkey Hunting Reagan, Russ 14 1395 R1063-16 1980 Wetland Management Reagan, Russ 14 1398 R1063-15 1980 Wetland Management Reagan, Russ 15 1402 R1063-14 1980 Wetland Management Reagan, Russ 15 1404 R1063-15 Shank's Area 1980 Wetland Management Reagan, Russ 18 1779 R1083-8 Prairie Burning 1980 Wildland Fire Protection Reagan, Russ Moniteau County 18 1791 R1083-6 Fire In Undergrowth 1980 Wildland Fire Protection Reagan, Russ Moniteau County Yes 18 1793 R1083-14 Fire 1980 Wildland Fire Protection Reagan, Russ Moniteau County Yes 18 1798 R1083-16 California Rural Fire 1980 Rural Fire Department Reagan, Russ Moniteau County 18 1799 R1083-16 California Rural Fire 1980 Rural Fire Department Reagan, Russ Moniteau County Yes 19 1803 R1083-2 Smoke Coming From A Line Of 1980 Rural Fire Department Reagan, Russ Moniteau County 19 1804 R1083-12 Fire Truck And Worker's Fight 1980 Rural Fire Department Reagan, Russ Moniteau County Yes 19 1805 R1083-4 Fire Burns Near A Line Of Trees 1980 Rural Fire Department Reagan, Russ Moniteau County Yes Man Looking Through Tray Of Insect And Disease Protection, 19 1859 R997-14 Tree Clippings 1980 Forestry Reagan, Russ 19 1882 R1075-9 Residential Street Lined 1980 Nursery / Tree Improvement Reagan, Russ Jefferson City Yes 19 1883 R1076-24 A Couple Walks In Park Under 1980 Nursery / Tree Improvement Reagan, Russ Yes 24 2369 R1103-13 Department Headquarters 1980 Building & Grounds Reagan, Russ Jefferson City 21 2087 25069-4 Dewey Bald 1981 Other Ownership Reagan, Russ Yes 41 4101 R1127-9 600 Plus Year Old Tree Stump 1981 Evergreen Trees Reagan, Russ Yes 18 1723 Del Mugford 1982 PR/ Info Materials Reagan, Russ 24 2313 R1296-5 Training Class 1983 Agent Training Yes 11 1027 Voss Farm Pond 1984 Ponds ( Summer ) Rathert. Jim 21 2069 R1359-10 Dave Sylka 1984 Public Info., Ed. Interpretive Rathert, Jim 25 2480 Mary Ann Ashworth, Deer 1984 Fiscal Rathert, Jim 25 2462 R1511-2 C.W. Schwartz 1985 Exhibits/ Fair Building Rathert, Jim Central Office 36 3525 OE134 Calling Bobwhite 1985 Quail Rathert, Jim Swan Lake Flyers About Fisheries, Crayfish 18 1724 And Fish Kill 1986 PR/ Info Materials 20 1976 R1628-14 Tom Johnson 1986 Natural History Rathert, Jim 21 2083 Walkway 1986 Natural Area - M.D.C. Rathert, Jim Allred Lake 31 3008 R1638-10 Buck Deer 1986 Deer Rathert, Jim 31 3023 R1638-10 Buck Deer 1986 Deer Rathert, Jim 16 1523 Marlyn Miller 1987 Fisheries Rathert, Jim 16 1569 R1743-3 Fishing 1987 Urban Fishing And Clinics Rathert, Jim Reed Area 22 2143 R1691-11 Lorna Danke With Motion 1987 Motion Pictures Rathert, Jim Lorna Danke With Motion Picture Camera, Filming Snakes In The 22 2144 R1691-14 Wild For Film ' The Snakes" 1987 Motion Pictures Rathert, Jim Lorna Danke With Motion Picture Camera, Filming Snakes In The 22 2145 R1691-12 Wild For Film ' The Snakes" 1987 Motion Pictures Rathert, Jim Her Farm 35 3481 R1693-8 Ruffed Grouse 1987 Grouse Rathert, Jim Man Presents Sierra Club 23 2206 R1932-8 Bulldozer Award Plaque To 1988 Committee Meeting Sullivan, Mark 42 4215 Fishing 1988 Wildlife Art Melton, E. Two Men Holding Plaque For 22 2146 Professional Wildlife Award 1990 Motion Pictures 24 2310 R2206-19 Agent Class 1991 Agent Training Rathert, Jim 42 4214 Fishing 1993 Wildlife Art Smith, James R. 30 2949 Otters Between Grass 2003 Otters Leonard, Rob 30 2950 N187-2 Otters Between Grass 2003 Otters Leonard, Rob 14 1344 43-11 Aug-43 Northwest District Areas R.G.S. Indian Trail 15 1455 43-11 Andy Blackwell And Deer Aug-43 Research - Hunted Species Schmidt, Rex G. Indian Trail 31 3079 43-8 Deer in Field Aug-43 Deer Schmidt, Rex Gary Indian Trail 39 3846 200-9 Bull Frog Aug-43 Frogs Schmidt, Rex Gary Cole County 13 1299 Erosion Sep-43 Rural- Erosion 15 1437 43-101 Releasing Beaver Sep-43 Wildlife Restoration Schmidt, Rex G. 28 2766 43-3 Beaver In Water Sep-43 Beaver Schmidt, Rex Gary Dent County 28 2767 43-4 Beaver In Water Sep-43 Beaver Schmidt, Rex Gary Dent County 34 3364 49-33 Nest Of Red Tailed Hawk 5/6/1944 Hawks Pilot Knob, MO 28 2727 Woodchuck Or Ground hog Jan-45 Woodchuck, Gopher Schwartz, Charles 14 1340 45-24 Deer Release Feb-45 Northwest District Areas Wooldridge, Don Indian Trail 15 1447 45-26 Feb-45 Research - Hunted Species Wooldridge, Don Indian Track 18 1783 45-1 Forest Fire Control Mar-45 Wildland Fire Protection CHC Reynolds County 18 1784 45-8 Forest Fire Control Mar-45 Wildland Fire Protection CHC Reynolds County 27 2603 Red Bat Asleep In Tree May-45 Flying Bats CUS Caney Lake Ozark, Tunnel 10 965 No Negative Jul-46 Drought Copenhaver Dam, MO 12 1178 Cattle Grazing Jul-46 Livestock Holliway, Bob Warren County 18 1703 46-164 Largemouth Bass Fingerling Jul-46 Distribution/ Stocking Schmidt, Rex Gary Chesapeake Hatchery 12 1159 46-171 Stock In Pasture Aug-46 Livestock Schmidt, R.G. 42 4125 Dogwood Berries 9/5/1946 Deciduous Trees Schmidt, Rex Gary Meramec Park 6 575 47-260 Sale of Fishing Tags 3/1/1947 Fishing North Mo. & Prairie Holliway, Jr., Robert Bennett Spring 6 578 47-259 Fishing At Dam 3/1/1947 Fishing North Mo. & Prairie Holliway, Jr., Robert Bennett Spring Large Trout Caught By Orvis W. 6 581 47/264 Beger Of St. Louis 3/1/1947 Fishing North Mo. & Prairie Streams Holliway, Jr., Robert Bennett Spring 29 2820 47-21 Coyote 7/6/1947 Canids ( Dogs) Schmidt, Rex Gary Davies County Yes 18 1788 48-81 Shannondale Fire Tower Jan-48 Wildland Fire Protection Holliway Eminence, MO 18 1790 Neg Branch Tower Jan-48 Wildland Fire Protection Yes 11 1044 48-382 Feb-48 Streams ( Winter) R.G. Schmidy 41 4012 48-20 Common Land Snail Mar-48 Snails Schmidt, Rex Gary Meramec Park 27 2663 Fox Squirrel Apr-48 Squirrels Schmidt, Rex Gary 41 4010 48-21 Common Land Snail Apr-48 Snails Schmidt, Rex Gary Meramec Park 41 4011 48-22 Common Land Snail Apr-48 Snails Schmidt, Rex Gary Meramec Park 41 4013 Common Land Snail Apr-48 Snails Schmidt, Rex Gary Meramec Park 1 25 48-25 Azalea 5/8/1948 Woody Plants - Red, Pink Wooldridge, Don West Plains, MO 36 3596 48-15 Screech Owl 6/2/1948 Owls Schmidt, Rex Gary 42 4146 48-23 Individual Tree Species Aug-48 Deciduous Trees Knobview Yes 12 1189 48-313 Multiflora Rose From Air Sep-48 Row Crops Schmidt 11 1026 48-386 Chariton County Dec-48 Rivers ( Winter) Holliway Macon County 15 1446 48-366 Deer Check Station Dec-48 Research - Hunted Species Holliway Lowery City Group Roasting 6 579 49-450 Wieners On Opening Trout 3/1/1949 Fishing North Mo.
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