Missouri Conservationist: Dec 1995

Volume 56 Issue 12
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Mistletoe grows wild in southern Missouri.
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Passenger pigeons disappeared when Ozarks pioneer Aunt Margaret was middle aged.
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Caves have unique rock formations, fragile species of wildlife and cool, clear, flowing waters.
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Hunting is woodsmoke and fall leaves and distant hounds and birds exploding under your feet.
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Jim Rathert says would-be wildlife photographers should have a keen interest in nature.

This Issue's Staff

Editor - Kathy Love
Assistant Editor - Tom Cwynar
Managing Editor - Jim Auckley
Art Director - Dickson Stauffer
Artist - Dave Besenger
Artist - Mark Raithel
Composition - Kevin Binkley
Photographer - Jim Rathert
Photographer - Paul Childress
Staff Writer - Joan McKee
Staff Writer - Charlotte Overby
Composition - Libby Bode Block
Circulation - Bertha Bainer