European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 02, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday september 2,1977 the stars and stripes Page 25 outdoors jul. With Jim Hirzel several of the More significant ways to reduce your Huning costs mentioned in last week s article included camping selecting the proper times of year to Hunt and use of forestry office maintained Hunting Cabins. On the other hand if your preference is for More comfortable accommodations there Are generally even in Small villages one or More Gas Hauser guest houses renting single rooms without Bath or Shower for 14 a Marks and up with breakfast. It is also sometime possible to obtain lodging in private Homes for 12 Marks or less per night. In the past two years this columnist has paid As Low As eight Marks and never More than 11 Marks the latter with breakfast. How do you find out about these arrive in your Hunting area Early and make local inquiries or perhaps ask your guide for his recommendations. Knowing the language is not Only helpful in obtaining accommodations but it will also Lead to reducing your costs of Hunting in More significant ways. First it is of great help in establishing a Good relationship and perhaps a lasting one with your Guider private Host. Why is this so important certainly you can get by without the language but you will often find that each time you go Hunting the guide will accompany you and for each Outing you will pay an average of 20 Marks plus additional Marks a Day for guide fees perhaps on occasion up to he Maxi mum of 36 do although this is rare on Roe Deer Hunts. Often Hunters with some language ability will be permitted to Hunt alone at the outset of the Hunt or after being accompanied by the guide once or twice. What s the result reduced costs because the guide does t have to spend his time with you and even though you May go out six or seven times your final guide fee May be reduced by 50 per cent of what you could be required to pay. Of you have been satisfied with your previous year s Hunt ask to go Back to the same area and with the same guide if possible. Most forestry personnel Are pleased to see the same Hunters coming Back year after year. With your first year s experience the guide knows you. He s satisfied that you can be depended upon to select the proper game animal to be harvested and you perhaps have Learned the Hunting Revier Well enough that you will be told the general area of the Revier which can be hunted and go from that Point on your own. The result again is often paying a fraction of the total guide fees. By Way of example this columnist hunted in one Revier this year nine times before harvesting the class in Roebuck. I had been informed by my forester Friend of three years that it could be taken. Instead of paying 172 a Marks the Cost was 36 Marks. G,1uide fees have the potential of being the most expensive part of your Hunt particularly in your first year before you have established the kind of Hunter guide relationships that can Lead to a possible break on the fees. I have heard of several persons paying in excess of 250 Marks for unsuccessful Hunts. That is very expensive and is a Cost most Hunters can avoid. Based on statistics most Roe Deer Hunts Are successful within one to three Days of Hunting. Within this period one should see Harv Estable game. Failing to spot any game or even signs of game i would recommend ending the Hunt and seeking a new area. Selecting the area in which you wish to Hunt is likewise important and on where some of your fellow Hunters May assist or the Hunting and fishing coordinator serving the area where you wish to Hunt. Unknown perhaps by Many Hunters Are the Federal training areas such As Grafen Wohr where one pays Only when the Hunt is successful and this for the modest sum of $15 or in Saarland for $25 the latter being reserved Only for those stationed in Rhineland Pfalz. Whether you go one or ten times the Price is the same and is payable Only when the Hunt is successful. By Hunters have made contacts with private leaseholders with who they have developed a close relationship and go Back year after year to Harvest one or More Bucks that have been Given to them by the leaseholder. In addition they frequently work with the leaseholder in the Revier helping to rebuild High seats help with the game census or with the Winter feeding of the animals. Such contacts can sometimes be made thru introduction by a Mutual Friend or through the get to Gethers of German and american Hunters that Are scheduled on a regular basis in a number of military communities. Again however language ability May be helpful if not essential for this kind of relationship. In conclusion yes Hunting Cost can be reduced or avoided. And while the suggestions Given in this and the preceding article Are not exhaustive it is believed that singly or in combination they can reduce your out of pocket costs and make Hunting in Germany an even better  female fallow Deer Hunts available a limited number of female animals Are available according to the Usa eur Hunt ing and fishing office for which bookings will be made beginning this month. Those de siring to Hunt this species should Call is. Lilo Bauer at Heidelberg Mil 2121 6313 no later than sept. 9. Ramsten slates labor Day shoot the annual labor Day weekend shoot will be a 400 target 100-x each gauge beginning at 8 . On sept. 2. Individual entry fees Are $14 per gauge with All purse Money remain ing in the class. There will also be a High Overall entry fee of $2 again with All fees remain ing in class. Registrations will be accepted Only at the Ramstein Range. 6 games open Usa eur up tournament Augsburg Germany the Usa eur military Community fast pitch softball championships open Here today with six games slated for Sheridan Cavern Fields in the four Day double elimination tournament. Ten communities Frankfurt setae Berlin Mannheim Parma Sens Hanau Bamberg 7th at Stuttgart and Augsburg Are entered. Today s games have Frankfurt is Berlin 7th at is Pir Masens 1 . Mannheim is Augsburg Stuttgart is setae 3 . Barn Berg is Winner of Frankfurt Berlin and Hanan is Winner of 7th Atc-Pir-Masens.,5p.m. Saturday s slate has three games at 19 ., 1 . And 3 . There will be two games at 1 and 3p.m. On sunday with the tourney winding a on monday with a 9 . Contest and a 1 . Game. If there is an if necessary game it is scheduled to Start at 3 . Two bouts top fight night in Usa eur clinic Darmstadt Germany Pir Masens Randy Licon took a decision in a Feather weight bout while Kitzinger s James John son recorded a to in a heavyweight match to highlight the final night of boxing intended to give attendees practical experience in officiating in the usar eur boxing coaches and officials clinic Here at Ernst Ludwig Cavern. Approximately 45 officials from usar eur Are taking part in the clinic that covers rules and regulations for officials referees judges and timekeepers. The clinic is being conducted by two prominent boxing figures from Massachusetts Edward Urbec and Jim Mccarron. Urbec is handling the officiating Side of the clinic while Mccarron is taking care of coaching. The clinic is scheduled to conclude today with a written test for attendees. If they pass the test they Are then qualified to go Back to their commands and conduct follow up clinics. The 128-Pound Licon 19, of Las Cruces n.m., took a Una Minous decision Over 19 year old Andrew Poole of Kaiserslautern in a Novice fight. Licon held a nine Pound advantage Over the new York City native. In the heavyweight bout Johnson weighed in at 228% pounds nearly 49 pounds heavier then his opponent Melvin Knight of Aschaffenbur. The results showed As Johnson knocked out his 25 year old opponent of mount Hope w.va., at 1 24 in the third round. In wednesday s first session of practical work Jerome Cannon Hanau decision Ned Robert Strong Aschaffenbur in a Light weight clash Light welterweight Joseph Thompson Aschaffenbur decision Ned Darmstadt s Herschel Fagan seam Pruitt of Darmstadt won Over Aschaffenbur s Bruce Leno in a welterweight bout Light middleweight Jerome Dorn Darmstadt recorded a knockout Over Aschaffenbur s Samuel Hutchinson at 1 14 in the third round while Melvin Knight Schaffen Burg won Over Fate Santee Darmstadt and Jimmy Williams Kaiserslautern took a decision Over Ulrich Solingen Darm Stadt in two heavyweight bouts. Yankees reactivate Gullett new York a left handed Pitcher Don Gullett was reactivated from the disabled list tuesday by the new York Yan Kees 16 Trotters entered in hambletonian by Sam Hancock do Quoin 111. Up Kenwood Hampton a gelding Drew the no. 1 Post position wednesday among 16 three year old Trotters entered for the richest hambletonian Ever saturday at the do Quoin state fair. The unofficial favored entry of Billy Haughton Green Speed and cold Comfort Drew 9th and Lith positions. The Field of 16 Means the 52nd edition of the race will go in one division with no. 1 through 10 in the front tier and the remain ing six in the second tier. The All Colt Field will race for a purse of $284,131, top purse for a trotting race in the nation. Winner s share will be $142,065. Second place Money will be $71,032 third $34,095 fourth $22,730 and fifth $14,206. Other horses and their positions Are no. 2, Noble Darby 3. Jury Hanover 4. Podevin 5. Super Spur 6. Native Star Light 7. Gettysburg 8. Texas 9. Green Speed 10. Dark legend 11. Cold Comfort 12. Sugar bowl Hanover 13. Speedy spin Ster 14. Reprise 15. Scandal Sheet 16.slomen. Haughton will drive Green Speed who won the Yonkers Trot on first leg of Trot Ting s triple Crown while his son Peter will drive cold Comfort. Before the draw Haughton said he hoped the race would go in divisions so the horses would have More racing room for the mile run. Haughton who piloted Steve Lobell to a hambletonian Victory last year in the record tying time of 1 56.2 set in the 1972 race by super bowl said he Felt that both of his entries this year had More Speed than Steve Lobell. Kermit Hinshaw will drive Podevin a Gimpy Colt who was rated the Winter Book favorite after winning 19 of 20 starts last year Only to encounter leg trouble. Hin Shaw said of his no. 4 position i m Satis fied. He can go a lot better from there than he could from the Back Row. The first heat is set for 12 noon and the first horse to win two heats will win the stake in a race that could go As Many As four heats. Green Speed set a stake record of 1 59 last saturday in winning the Yonkers Trot. Earlier the same Day reprise took the horseman s futurity at the Indiana state fair travelling the first heat in 1 58 and a second place in the second heat. Jury Hanover was the second heat Winner in 1 59.3. Scandal Sheet took the review futurity at the Illinois state fair in Spring Field with heat times of 1 58.2 and 1 58.4. The fastest time this year so far was posted by Speed in action with a 1 57.2 the Trotter was not entered because of a virus which forced him out of his last two scheduled races. Top soccer players from China scheduled to play in the . New York a a team composed of China s Best soccer players will play five matches in the United Stales in octo Ber the new York times reported in its wednesday editions. The tour which follows the Cosmos trip to China in september will be sponsored jointly by the United states soccer federa Tion and the committee on United states China relations. The chinese visit to this country will take place Between oct. 4 and 18 and will involve games against five american squads including the United states nation al and olympic teams. Two of the other three games will be against an All Star collegiate squad and an All Star pro team. The fifth team to face the chinese will be determined soon. The Sites of the games will also be announced shortly