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Needs Continued from B20 Eight months later Wolfe says owning the store has been positive. “It’s been great so far,” he said. “We’ve done pretty well with the place, changed up everything in here (reorganizing the interior of the store). Moved everything around.” As far as products, customers can expect a similar range of items to what they’ve found at Trotter’s for nearly a half century, according to Wolfe. He noted fishing and camping supplies take over a majority of sales during the summer, with gun sales dropping off after hunting season. “We’ve got minnows, crickets, bee moth (larvae), red worms and night crawlers,” Wolfe said of fishing bait. The store also features many accessories for those looking to enjoy a boat weekend on the lake. “We’ve got all the intertubes for boating, and skis and knee boards, wake boards, anything like that,” Wolfe noted. Asked if anything has changed in relation to the products Trotter’s offers since the sale, Wolfe answered, “Not really, we’ve got Craw Dawg (Custom Jigs) and Touchdown (jigs), and we do have the bowfishing stuff. “That’s a pretty good seller, our bowfishing stuff,” he said. Along with hunting, fishing and camping equipment, the store also includes a bow shooting range. There’s also the taxidermy of prize fish catches on the walls, but Wolfe said a neighbor of his in Carlisle — Dalyn Alexander — does that and he can hook up customers for the service. “I have a guy that does it for me,” he said. Back in October, Wolfe said that his and his wife’s (Alannah) purchase of Trotter’s came about because of “a long time” friendship with Trotter and an affinity for the store where he had come for several years as a customer. “We just heard about it and that it was for sale,” Wolfe said. “We just stopped in and were talking, and it just grew from there, and, the next thing we knew, we’re purchasing it. “(The store’s) going to be open full-time here,” he noted then of the regular business hours of 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.
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Continued from B26 “There’s also a new ramp on the south end of the property,” Stoelting said. In addition, the property includes a dog run location, fit for owners to train hounds to hunt. Swimming, camping and campfires are not allowed at the site. Goose Pond Fish and Wildlife Area 1815 SR 59S, Linton (812) 659-9901 www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/ 3094.htm Goose Pond Fish and Wildlife Area is a haven for bird-watchers, fishermen, trappers and hunters, situated in both Sullivan and Greene counties. And it has recently grown. “The biggest news is Goose Pond Fish and Wildlife Area has added some new acreage toward the north ...” Stoelting said. “It’s known as the Thousand Island area.” He added the area used to be public but became privately owned up until recently, when the state purchased the area to add to Goose Pond. See AREAS on B37
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Areas Continued from B36 One of the most popular activities at the property is birdwatching. Annually, in March, the Friends of Goose Pond organization hosts its Marsh Madness event. A list of birds seen at Goose Pond is available on its website and notes geese, swans, warblers, woodpeckers, ducks, hawks, owls and many others on the roster. Hunting draws are also conducted for many species throughout the year. However, camping and swimming are not allowed. Greene Sullivan State Forest 2551 S. SR 159, Dugger (812) 648-2810 www.in.gov/dnr/forestry/ 4821.htm Situated just a short drive south of Dugger, Greene Sullivan State Forest offers camping, fishing, boating and hiking. Property manager Steve Siscoe said work has continued on several projects at the forest “We’re pretty much continuing down the path that we started last year,” he continued. That work includes the installation of a new shower house and rental cabins on the property. See AREAS on B39
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Continued from B37 Cabins are already available for rentals through indianastateparks.reserveamerica.com. Hiking and horse-back riding trails are available, as are camping, boating and hunting areas. In addition, an open house for GSSF is set for 2 to 6 p.m. June 16 at the main office. “We’ll just have some proposals and plans for recreation and timber and wildlife that we are kind of working on for the forest,” Siscoe said. Redbird State Recreation Area 15298 W. CR 350N, Linton (812) 847-0146 www.in.gov/dnr/outdoor/ 4225.htm If off-roading is more your speed, Redbird State Recreation Area offers driving trails for beginners all the way up to experts. The 1,400-acre property was originally surface and underground coal mines, which helped create its terrain for off-roading. See AREAS on B43
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Continued from B39 The SRA opens at 9 a.m. and is open until 7 p.m. Sundays through Thursdays and 9 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays from April to September. Hours run until 5 p.m. all days of the week October through March. Trails close a half hour prior to the park closing. It is recommended, however, to call and confirm closing times daily, as they are subject to change without notice due to conditions. Admission costs $7 for Indiana residents ($9 for those from out of state) for daily entry to the park, along with $10 per off-road vehicle that will be driven on the trails or $5 for off-road cycles. Annual entrance permits are also available for $50 (Indiana resident) or $75 (non-Indiana resident). The property also offers hiking, fishing, mountain biking and mushroom hunting options. Events are being planned at the property for June 3-12, which is ATV Safety Week, and a customer appreciation day is slated for June 18.
Shakamak State Park 6265 W. SR 48, Jasonville (812) 665-2158 www.in.gov/dnr/parklake/2969.htm Located in Sullivan County’s northeast corner, Shakamak State Park offers many outdoor activities. The park features nearly 400 acres of water, along with cabins and campsites — which can be rented at indianastateparks.reserveamerica.com. Paddle and rowboats are available for rental, and launch ramps are available for watercraft. Hikers can choose from several moderate skilllevel trails, ranging from 1.4 to nearly 4 miles in length. In addition, the park sports a public pool, daily admission for which is $3 per person. Tennis and basketball courts are also available, in addition to a nature center. See AREAS on B44
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The Terre Haute REX have finalized their 2016 roster with several recognizable names, as the Prospect League franchise looks to defend its 2015 summer college wooden bat league championship starting this week. Two left-handed hitters from Terre Haute North will be making their REX debuts this summer, as Ball State redshirt freshman Zach Milam and current Patriot senior T.J. Collett will be performing in their hometown. Both players were key figures in North’s state finals run in 2014, and Collett helped the Patriots to return to the championship game again last June. Milam sat out last spring at Ball State as a redshirt after joining the Cardinals as a preferred walk-on and has played well in a reserve role this season. Collett, who has signed to play for the University of Kentucky next year, is taking advantage of a new Prospect League rule which allows each franchise to have two highly-qualified recent high school graduates on their rosters. Previously, only players who had already attended college and had eligibility remaining were able to play in the league. Collett has received numerous national honors and has been chosen for several pre-season All-American teams this year. “I am excited for Zach and T.J. to be a part of the REX this season,” said Bruce Rosselli, REX partner/general manager. “Zach is a great kid and has great upside, and he should fit right in after his season with Ball State. “T.J. is someone I was thinking about last season when the Prospect League board discussed and voted on this rule change,” said Rosselli, who is the president of the league’s board of directors. “You have to be highly ranked in the nation to qualify for playing for the REX, and with T.J.’s high school honors, unless he is drafted and signs professionally, this will be a great opportunity for him to broaden his development and progress to the next level at UK next fall.” Leading the returning players from last summer are Terre Haute South grad Damon Olds and Ethan Larrison of Shelbyville, who are both playing for Indiana State this spring.
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Sullivan County Park and Lake offers a unique round of golf By DENNIS CLARK news.sdt@gmail.com If you’re seeking a round of golf replete with country club amenities, the course at the Sullivan County Park and Lake is not the venue. “It’s not doing too bad for a goat patch,” SCPL golf manager Larry Walters joked. Seriously, Walters readily admits the 9-hole course is “a minimal facility.” One unique aspect of the course is its greens, which are composed of — wait for it — brick dust. That is actually an improvement from previous years, Walters noted, when the greens consisted of — wait for it, again — sand. “I had a background in Little League, and we used brick dust on the infields,” he recalled. “After a half-hour of heavy rain, you can play. This was a cheap way to solve our problem. When the greens get hard, you can actually putt on them.” While that scenario might scare off a golf purist, the price might bring you right back. Walters said the price to play all day is just $7. He added the cost for a season pass is $150 for one person, with a $200 cost for a couple. See GOLF on B60
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LAKELINES 2016 • Wednesday, May 25 • Page B57 • Casey Country Club, Casey, Ill., 2,936 yards, par-35, 9 holes, (217) 932-2030 • Clover Meadows, Cloverdale, 6,383 yards, par-72, 18 holes, (765) 795-6001 • Country Club of Terre Haute (private), 6,272 yards, par-71, 18 holes, (812) 299-1558 • Forest Park, Brazil, 5,642 yards, par-70 ,18 holes, (812) 442-5681 • Geneva Hills, Clinton, 6,766 yards, par-72, 18 holes, (765) 832-8384 • Hoosier Hills, Cory, 2,500 yards, par-34, 9
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Continued from B56 “We currently have between 40 and 50 season pass players,” Walters noted. “We’re a lot cheaper than the Sullivan Elks,” he observed. “The only other cost is the gate fee (for entrance to the park). We also have four golf carts available for players.” Walters said the course has a total distance of 2,289 yards. Of the nine holes, all are par-4, except for one par-
5 and two par-3s. Par for the course is 35 strokes. “We get quite a few people to play,” Walters said. A popular event at the course is night golfing, according to Walters, which had a turnout of nine teams recently. The next one is set for June 18. The course is open April 15 through the end of October, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Plenty of golf in the Wabash Valley We are very fortunate in the Wabash Valley to have 21 different courses to play, all within a 45-minute drive.
Courses available are challenging, such as the nearby Sullivan Elks, Hulman Links and Idle Creek. Easier courses include Marks Par 3 and Hoosier Hills, in Cory. Pricing for most courses range from the low $20s to the mid-$30s for a round. There are several 9-hole and 18-hole courses to choose from, each having their own particular obstacles and challenges for all golfers. If you play the same course all the time, try some of these different courses listed on Page B57.
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