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September 21, 2022 News/AG The Elk City News - 3 Wild Turkey Population Dynamics And Brood Survival Project Report For August 2022 MISDEMEANORS ment of Wildlife Conservation who might allow access to their State of Okla vs Mario Barrera DUS. TOC and the Oklahoma Cooperative properties for turkey research. State of Okla vs Jamie L Simpson DUS Fish and Wildlife Research Unit Also, Griffin began logistical State of Okla vs Christian B Taylor Public intoxication. Carry- to address wild turkey population ing a firearm planning for the winter trapping dynamics and brood survival. State of Okla vs Nakoma L Wells Receiving stolen property, Genetics Study: All tissue sam- season and continued reviewing possession of paraphernalia ples collected during 2022 have literature and developing research State of Okla vs Adryan N Ayers Possession of paraphernalia undergone the DNA extraction ideas. State of Okla vs Merrick D Hutson DUI FELO- process at least once. Some sam- Southeastern Study Area: The NIES ples were re-extracted to obtain 2022 turkey tracking season end- State of Okla vs Wilbert L Brewer Cruelty to animals good concentrations of DNA. All samples will soon be ready for fur- ed in August. Thirteen hens with State of Okla vs Angelique N Wright Trafficking in drugs. ther analysis. transmitters remained on the air Possession of paraphernalia Southwestern Study Area: Re- and will be monitored periodically State of Okla vs Jonathan M Clowers Trafficking in drugs. searcher Cody Griffin was inter- through fall and winter for mor- Gang related offense. Possession of paraphernalia & firearm viewed on the Today in Ag radio State of Okla vs Patrick J Kimberlin Possession of stolen tality and winter flock locations. show on KECO 96.5FM in Elk vehicle. Escape from arrest ‘The research team has started City. He discussed current issues State of Okla vs Gary D Brackett Possession of CS, para- planning, hiring, and acquiring phernalia & firearm. Maintaining a place for keeping/selling Wild turkey genetics is among the study launched at the beginning facing wild turkeys in the area and equipment for the 2023 capture field logistics. He also pursued cs focus areas in a planned 4.5-year of 2022 by the Oklahoma Depart- new leads on private landowners season. State of Okla vs Kandi J Trejo Possession of CS & para- phernalia. Maintaining a place for keeping/selling CS State of Okla vs Cody Moore Concealing stolen property Recovery Month Highlights the Path to State of Okla vs Melissa Noyes Embezzlement MARRIAGES € DIVORCES Healing from Substance Use Disorder MARRIAGE LICENSES September is Recovery Month in fully. The value of recovery and part of life, resilience becomes a order, how to safeguard yourself ‘Austin Davis, Elk City ~ Kelsey Kilhoffer, Elk City the US, with a special emphasis recovery-oriented systems of care key component of recovery.” and your family, and where to Kyle Chervenka, Elk City - Demerie Morgan, Elk City by organizations and groups to is widely accepted by states, com- ‘The Beckham County Drug Pre- find help and treatment for Opi- Jayden Carroll, Hobart ~ Shikyra High, Hobart spread the message that people munities, health care providers, vention Coalition reminds you oid Use Disorder, please visit Landon Burson, Elk City - Cami Costello, Elk City can recover from Substance Use peers, families, researchers, and that Marijuana use can lead to www.okimready.org You can also 09-14-22 ML22-94 Corey Crutsinger, Elk City — advocates.” contact the Beckham County Co- lHaylie Hendrix, Elk City Disorder. More than 20 million Cannabis Use Disorder, a brain people in the US are recovering “Hope, the belief that these chal- disease that can impact learning, DIVORCES from Substance Use Disorder. lenges and conditions can be over- motivation, and hijack a person’s alition to learn more about efforts NONE What is Recovery and what does it come, is the foundation of recov- reward system. Use of Marijuana happening locally to prevent and look like? Recover is a process of ery. A person's recovery is built on can lead to Tolerance, meaning decrease Marijuana use. To learn change through which individuals his or her strengths, talents, cop- the user needs to use more or more about the Coalition, please NOTICE OF PERSONS APPEARING improve their health and wellness, ing abilities, resources, and inher- more concentrated Marijuana to search for us on Facebook edrug- TO BE OWNERS OF ABANDONED PROPERTY live self-directed lives, and strive ent values. It is holistic, addresses get the desired effect. preventionbeckham, or call 580- to reach their full potential. the whole person and their com- Marijuana withdrawal, while 562-5043 and ask for Steve. ‘According to the sambsa.gov/ munity, and is supported by peers, rarely life-threatening, can cause ‘The Beckham County Drug Pre- find-help/recovery page, “Recov- friends, and family members. sleep disturbances like insomnia vention Coalition is funded by a ery signals a dramatic shift in ‘The process of recovery is high- or very disturbing dreams. Other grant from the Substance Abuse, the expectation for positive out- ly personal and occurs via many symptoms include feelings of an- Mental Health Services Admin- 4K TREASURE comes for individuals who expe- pathways. It may include clinical ger, irritability, general malaise istration, the Center for Sub- rience mental and substance use treatment, medications, faith- and/or aggressiveness. Changes LOOKING FOR LOST TREASURE? stance Abuse Prevention, and the conditions or the co-occurring of based approaches, peer support, in appetite and sometimes weight the two. Today, when individuals family support, self-care, and oth- loss. Physical symptoms can in- Oklahoma Department of Mental Common types of unclaimed property include: with mental and/or substance use er approaches. Recovery is charac- clude abdominal pain, fever, chills, Health and Substance Abuse Ser- Cash | Royalties | Life Insurance Proceeds Rebates | Paychecks | Stocks and Bonds disorders seek help, they are met terized by continual growth and headache, and/or tremors and vices. The grant is administered with the knowledge and belief improvement in one’s health and shakiness. by South Western Oklahoma De- that anyone can recover and/or wellness and managing setbacks. For information on signs and velopment Authority in Burns BECKHAM COUNTY manage their conditions success- Because setbacks are a natural symptoms of Substance Use Dis- Flat. MOORE STANSBERRY ING Be OY A PO BOX 21563 2084 W 7TH PL SNIPES MARGARET S 2034 W 7TH PL Patch burning a potential cost CARRASCO LAURA M SPITZ JANEL L 11489 N 1990 RD HAMILTON BRANDI 118 €. BONITA DR. 11297 N 1976 RD WEATHERLY BILLY D HATHAWAY KATHY 308 PEGGY DR saver for supplemental feed 800 CLOUD NINE HUNTER AMANDA L 4305 LYNNWOOD JEREMY FISHER wooGREG A 9 ERICK 4415 CLIFF CT SHE OU ERE By Alisa Boswell-Gore incorporate them into a larger economic anal- growth stage (typically 150 days after a burn), JERNIGAN ZINA B 19519 E 1109 AD BRIDE RAYMOND L ysis” and that forage quality provides the nutrients MARTINEZ DENA L STILLWATER - Ongoing research at Oklaho- Such an analysis required a vast knowledge cattle need rather than producers having to 108 GRANOMARK DR SAYRE ma State University shows that the process of base on cattle production, feeds and forages, MAYFIELD KATHERINE L VERNON HUBERT WADE supply a supplemental feed to make up for nu- 19950 E 1080 RD 504 W PINE AVE patch burning has the potential to save cattle cedar encroachment, stocking and carrying ca- trient deficiencies,” Baker said. MCCULLOUGH RENA L producers $20 per cow per year in supplemen- pacity, burning and grazing and more. This was A four-year study conducted by the department 1917 S VAN BUREN, LOT #66 tal feed costs. knowledge Baker had to possess before compil- looked at cow-calf pairs on both patch-burned Most cattle producers currently practice pre- ing the economic data. pastures and traditionally burned pastures. The This is only the latest list of names, so be sure to search scribed burning in which they burn their entire Baker said despite the benefits of patch burn- results showed that the body condition scores for friends and family at OKTREASURE.COM pasture about every three years. ing, few producers are adopting it because of the cows and the weaning weights of calves. For any questions, feel free to give us a call at405-521-4273 “With patch burning, you're breaking that pas- there is very little economic and cost research OUR SERVICE IS ALWAYS FREE ture up into different sections, and burning available. did not differ between the two burning styles, a certain section each year in a three-year ro- but there was a 40% reduction in supplemental “That's where my research project comes in - to y information may be obtai tation,” said Hannah Baker, an OSU graduate evaluate the initial cost of the implementation feed requirements for cows on patch-burned student in agricultural economics. of patch burning and the cost of continuing it,” pastures, Research on patch burning began more than she said. “My current research is taking those “The research showed cattle were able to main- 50 years ago and continues with The Prairie qualitative results - the benefits of patch burn- tain their body condition score on less feed, so ultimately, that means less money spent by the Name of listed owner: Project, a collaborative effort between research ing - and making them quantitative by putting (Basis Roppwan hte) and Extension faculty at OSU, the University some monetary value behind it.” producer,” Baker said. “What I am specifical- SSN/FEI No. of Listed Owner: it rue al Taare ew 6 pH aay en pees) of Nebraska, Texas A&M University and the The OSU Department of Natural Resource ly looking at in my research right now is how Your relationship to listed owner: US. Department of Agriculture-Agricultural Ecology and Management sent out a survey patch burning can help reduce supplemental Tasers Grace bts digher anon e] Research Service. to cattle producers in the great plains who use feed costs.” If listed owner is deceased, please check here: “Faculty work together to look at controlling prescribed fire to obtain more information For her research, Baker developed a partial Your name: ‘ii oe and Wie on Tyr i ee) woody plant encroachment through fire, spe- about what costs are involved in the process. budget by combining results from previous re- SSNIFEI No. cifically patch burning, and they have found “Looking at the results of that survey and search with results from the survey taken. ‘Bed Rae eo a DN Gay Co DOTTY Current Address: it does help with woody plant encroachment, initial patch burning research, we discovered “We found patch burning provided a total sav- ing oes Se ret Bn oa such as red cedar invasion,” Baker said. patch burning costs a little over $2 more per ings of $8.35 per acre for producers in the first City: State: Zp: Research through the multidisciplinary project acre,” Baker said. “While the first year and ini- Day time phone number: year when looking at burn costs and supple- Toca, found other benefits, such as higher quality tial expenses may cost producers a little more, mental feed costs” she said, adding that those E-Mail: forages in recently burned areas and mitiga- looking at the benefits and how that can save tions for drought because of the stockpiled for- money in the coming years, patch burning can numbers could change over time. ae Tow Stee) ages in unbumed and ungrazed areas. be cost-reducing and a profitable long-term in- Baker said with the drought, it may not be fea- ‘Our only goat isto reunite property with its true and lawful owner. Upon review of you sible for cattle producers to start patch burning claim, the Unclaimed Property Division may ask for additional documentation. “This particular research has required a lot of vestment if executed properly.” ‘To save processing time, please attach to your claim copies of any documentation that interdisciplinary work and collaboration be- In the department's initial research on patch now, but she and other researchers want pro- verifies yourrelationship tothe listed owner. tween departments, researchers and projects burning, researchers saw crude protein levels ducers to consider the benefits of implement- with different objectives,” said Hannah Shear, as high as 11% with patch burning compared to ing it in future. professor of ag economics and Baker's super- 4% with prescribed burning and 55% total di- OSU Ag Research is Oklahoma's premier re- ‘The names and addresses contained inthis notice are as they were reported by the holder, visor on the project. “Hannah Baker's role has gestible nutrient levels compared to 50% with search and technology development agency in Information conceming the names and last known addresses ofthe property holders may be ‘obtained by any person possessing an interest inthe property by submitting an online claim or been to work with these researchers to better prescribed burning. agriculture, natural resources and the life sci- ‘addressing an inquity tothe Unclaimed Property Division. The property isin the custody of the Slate Treasurer and all claims must be directed tothe Unclaimed Property Division, understand their data and results, so she could “Forage is at its highest quality in the new ences.