The Eureka Reporter Page Six November 14, 1080 Brevities f Regulations set on varmints higher in the west desert For the first time, two permits during the 1979-8species of nongame season. According to furbearing animals are Karpowitz, 570 persons being afforded specific brought in bobcat pelts to protection by the Utah obtain metal tags, for a Division of Wildlife true average of 2.74 bobcats per person. Up to Resources. In the past, badgers and four bobcats could be weasels could be taken taken per permit. 0 without year-roun- d regulations by unlicensed trappers. With rising fur prices, the Division officials felt percent by For example, one bobcat per 30 square miles may be the March 31, 1981, has been set for the taking of badgers and weasels. The Division Nongame Chief A1 Heggen indicated a trapping season was set for badgers and weasels to protect these animals heaviest 6 predator harvest maximum density in a certain area. Karpowitz study in Diamond Fork, where he monitors the activities of radio-trappin- g collared bobcats, deals with bobcat density and distribution in relation to oc- curred in the west desert areas. Good habitat and abundance of rabbits are reasons bobcat populations may 24 prey- - it is necessary to protect hunting. these furbearers from By sectioning over 1,000 indiscriminate trapping, teeth from a sample of A trappers license is now harvested bobcats, required for any person Karpowitz classified the badger or bobcats according to age. weasel for commercial Adult bobcats comprised 71.4 percent of the purposes. In addition, a regular sample, season from October 1, Karpowtiz says the 1980 to 'tvr-- density of bobcats varies according to amount of bobcats were trapped while 4 percent were and Eureka residents and former residents making the Sick and Accident List However, bobcats are this week are: Jeril distributed statewide Carlson and Melvin from the mountains to the Walker. Both spent a few desert. Probably the only d at utah Valley place bobcats are not and are now found, says Karpowitz, is postal at home; in Vie Salt Flats. Darlene (Long) Machado Karpowitz says the About 90 percent of the taken by dogs California leads the plastic liquid coating or film can save your oountry in personal in favorite wallpaper and help insulate your house come and consumer expenditures. at the same time. A broken last finger when she Ihurday caught it in a door . ... the next (Fridav) ' her husband, LeRoy Gourley Jr., broke his leg in a fall off a ladder; Bessie Jaspers on was admitted to Mt. View Hospital Monday; Naomi Ekker suffered a stroke Sunday is and undergoing treatment at Mt. 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During 1981, December January31, 13, 1980 to 1981, will soon Utah citizens receiving state income tax refunds will have the opportunity to Do Something Wild by donating part of their refund to the preservation and management of nongame wildlife. About 80 percent of wildlife in Utah are not considered game animals. Permits for the upcoming bobcat season, go on sale in all Division offices. Permits must be purchased by November 14, 1980. Karpowitz' bobcat data on two types of are based research a radio telemetry study in the Diamond Fork area and harvest information from last year's season. The major purpose of his research is to develop techniques for creating a responsible statewide bobcat management program. Karpowitz believes an intensive management program is necessary due to the high price of bobcat pelts which puts undue strain on the population. For a bobcat .population, it is important for trappers and hunters to be cooperative in providing harvest information on bobcats. 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