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H e's v ig o ro u s , h e 's been aro u n d m ore
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h o ld s
a
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salm o n these d a y s.
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of
than a little w h ile and he th in k s he k n o w s at
least o n e reaso n w hy there are so few
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p r e e n in g
s ta le d
G a m e . T h e y 're ihc reason w e got so few
fish in th ese riv e rs now
S p e c ifica lly , w h at he's talk in g about is
the O re g o n D ep artm en t o f F ish a n d W ild
fe e t
O ver
my
back
la w n
O ver
my
cup
O ver
my
m o r n in g
of
to ffe e
life 's m o d e m h a tc h e ry p ro g ra m
Y ears ag o . there w as h a tc h e rie s on all
th ese little riv e rs on the c o a st W e d put our
w eir in the riv e r, get the fish that ru n up and
hold th em in the p o n d til they got n p e . w h en
we c o u ld take the e g g s
cough
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"W e 'd m ilk out the e g g s into a bucket .
fu rtili/c th em and put th em in the flum e to
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eye
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on
tro u g h w ith gravel in the b o tto m and w ater
fro m the cre e k ru n n in g th ro u g h it.
W hen the eg g s h a tc h e d , those little fish
me
p o in te d
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I w a lk ed w here th e f o r e s t o n c e had b e e n .
T h re e s o l i d s t e p s a c r o s s a stu m p ,
c o n c e n t r i c , e x p a n d in g c i r c l e s ,
t e x t o f s i x h u n d re d y e a r s .
But what a b o u t th e dram a?
"Now
and w h en o n e ’s short on eg g s they haul
e g g s in fro m so m e p la ce else Y ou m ight
have a R o gue R iv er fish try in g to m ake it
in the T rask D o e s n ’t m ak e any sense at
all. T h o s e fish have lived in th eir hom e
riv e r til th at's the o n ly p lace they really
know how to live, to breed w hen they
c o m e back Y ou haul in a bunch o f foreign
fish an d they ain't g o in g to m ake it. D um b,
th at's w hat it is. d u m b as try in g to raise
b a n a n n a s in y o u r c o rn field. T h e b a n a n n as
w on't m ak e it and they w on't h elp y o u r
c o rn an y n eith er."
He p refe rs w e d o not use his n a m e but
says he has m ore in fo rm a tio n at h o m e and
in v ites us there to see it. W e m o st a s ­
A tta c k e d by i n s e c t s , brow ned by e l k ,
t w i s t e d and t o r t u r e d by g a le w ind: ,
They s u r v i v e d .
T h e ir kingdom s w ere to p p le d
by c h a in s a w s and g r e e d .
S c a r r e d r u i n s a r c what re m a in .
Tom C a r ls o n
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UftSVLA JLPUCH
K IW T R O N
professional career in
1971 selling mostly
I through galleries and
private commissions
In 1982 he decided to
take his show on the
road & participated in
juried art shows
throughout the country including The Pat ific f'lyway Show.
The Pacific Rim Show. Trails West Western Show, The
Houston Hunting Show, The Western Art Assoc Show, The
Rocky Mtn. U k Foundation Show 6 many more. During
his youth he was greatly influenced by his parents, Watt &
Jean Bartholet. as the family spent most of their spare
time in the Wyoming woods It was while on these trips
that Dave developed an awareness and love for wildlife
Therefore when his art career was launched there was no
question what his subject matter would be. Today his
works are found in galleries and private collections through
out the (J.S.. Canada. Japan, and Europe Aside from
painting he still enjoys his visits to woods and marshes
near his home in Cannon Beach. Oregon, where he oper
ates the Dave Bartholet Wildlife Gallery.
Dave Bartholet—Wildlife Gallery
P O Box 916
Cannon Beach. OR 9 7 1 1 0
( 5 0 3 ) 4 3 6 1025
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CZW'-C'^ k z d -
GALLERY
171 E. FIRST
Post O ffic e Box 6 8 4
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( a n n o ti B eat h, O R 971 10
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Dave. «1 self !.iu»|ht art
ist was bom in I a
1 onia, Vi. 1 .tt0 jt■ • h i
I 1949 He started hr.
w o u ld stay in the gravel til th ey 'd used up
the e g g sack that s on them w h en they first
h atch , then th ey 'd ju st go dow n the flum e
in to the cre e k T h a t's all there w as ,0 it.
T hey grew up in the creek ju st like the
n atu ral sp a w n e d ones.
Ih c a d v a n ta g e w as that so m any m ore
o f the e g g s hatch ed . W e kept the gravel in
that H um e c le a n e d out so it w as b e tte r than
ev e n the b e st p lac e s in the c re e k ."
' B ut the b ig g est th in g , the reaso n we
c o u ld k e e p so m an y fish c o m in g back,
th ere w as ev e n gill nets in all the b ay s and
riv e rs then a n d we still had lots o f fish, the
b ig g est th in g w as w e used the fish that w as
nativ e to that stream ."
they got ju st a few h a tc h e rie s
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