Show ?V 1 i - 1 Manny -- i ' p': I 00 " v - ( mm X :r'i"nti i n "v J I 1 - ' "i i "J v- - Li i PARM TO SHOOT WHERE YOU AIM in WyJim left and Bud McClure who will hunt antelopeTitles zre their certain make oming during early September Winchesa 270 and Roberts 257 a sighted in Their weapons ter consistently shoot groups at 100 yards that can be covered with a teacup By ROLLO ROBINSON To crawl up the dry creek bed pushing my rifle before me was the only way through the dense growth of squaw brush and willows The cotton tail rabbit which I had wounded had gone that way There seemed no rea- - Fly Fishing In Gem State looks Good : j HUNTING AND FISHING j I I ! j self-respe- ct -- j - -- i A-P- j Four Governors Will Hunt -- son why I couldn't follow I was making good progress on my hands and knees until the buzz of a rattlesnake paralyzed me Then seconds later with muscles relaxed reason took over Where was the snake? Slowly moving my head I glanced first at my hands No rattler there A hurried look at my legs Then the rattler camouflaged among the leaves and sand —only inches from my left hand — buzzed again and moved into a coil Quickly I flung myself against the opposite bank of the creek As far as I could tell the snake had made no attempt to strike Yet- the rattler could easily have sunk his fangs into my hand or arm I was alone — two miles from my car and 15 miles more from a doctor After killing the snake I examined the creature more closely About two feet long it was a good representative of the Great a species Basin rattlesnake which occurs from the Rockies to the Sierra Nevada Mountains In coloration this snake is lighter than other members f the same genus Down the back were a number of brownish spots This rattler had the typical triangular head narrow neck and a tail tipped with rattles — eight of them In the western states there are 10 members of the rattlesnake genus Crotalus: Desert Diamond Rattlesnake Sidewinder Mojave Desert Sidewinder Southwestern Speckled Panamint Rattlesnake Red Diamond Mojave Rattle snake Prairie Rattler Pacific Rattlesnake and Great Basin warm-bloode- j J Nuttal Hooper Leo Smithfield William Oj a Sunset Alan S Peterson Ogden Ray A Perhson Logan Chase Peterson Tremonton: Mason A Peterson William D Rogers Holladay Kearns Earl G Reese Brigham City LeRoy Sessions Jr Ogden Successful applicants will re ceive their permits by mail in the near future Ail permit noiaers must pick up their antelope tag at the checking station for the hunt The law requires hunters ta both 'check-- in and out of the designated station before hunt ing antelope and to hunt under wardens in charge The Box Elder hunt fox1 either sex ahimalsis set for September L through 5 - applicants for the thirty antelope permits on the Box Elder hunting unit were listed today by the department of fish and game The permit holders were determined at a public drawing when 48 applications were received for the thirty permits allocated by the Utah Board of Big Game Control i 1 THIS FISH GOT ALL TANGLED UP An unlucky fisherman hooked this nine and pound sheepshead at Kure Beach N C lost his tackle The savage battler swam around tackle dangling from his mouth until he picked Vivian Wilson as the angler he'd like to be caught by and proceeded to tangle with hers The Burlington N C miss made the catch without laying a hook on him thjree-quart- er Deer Hunter Access Road Nearly Finished SALT LAKE CITY — An im portant deer hunter access road is now being completed on the Antimony hunting unit according to the Utah Department of Fish and Game The department said approxi mately nine miles of new road has been constructed from Circle-vill- e over the' summit of Lost Creek to the head of Smith Canyon where it connects with one of the few previously established roads into this prime deer hunt- eri who anticipate using the new good-huntin- d g -- They are as f ollws Ricy H Anderson Ogden Boris Ashurkof f Salt Lake City Stanley J Bond Ogden Blaine Brunker North Ogden Norman V Chamberlain Harold O Salt Lake City Crouch Clearfield Richard A Davis Brigham City Mathew B Ellis Ogden W Hague Ellis Salt Lake City Ernest Elm Ogden Duane Frank Trcoionton Jack Fronk Tremonton Wayne ' Fronk Tremonton Arthur Dan- iel Hileman Tremonton Frank W Hillyard Smithfield Robert G Heubner Bingham Canyon Cal Huntsman Bingham Canyon BOISE Idaho — Violations' of Noall F Hyde Kaysville Leon fish and game laws resulted in H Kerr Tremonton Wat Misake 99 arrests during July the Idaho Salt Lake City Robert H Mont- - Fish and Game department said toda- y- Fishing infractions accounted for 69 of the total arrests made 18 for license irregularities eight for hunting violations and four were for miscellaneous By charges SALT LAKE CITY— The De P J McDermott Jr chief of partment of Fish and Game to- conservation enforcement said a day announced the employment good many arrests were made for of Earl A Sparks of Layton illegally purchasing resident class He will work with the enforce- licenses Fines for the month ment division as field man in the totaled $2410 half of which is North Davis county district retained by the county in which Earl was born in Ogden Feb- the arrest was made while the ruary 7 1924 He and Mrs Sparks rest goes into the fish and game are the parents of two children fund Past experience in fish and Sixteen of the July arrests game work has included employ- were made in Fremont County ment with the department in re- 15 were listed for Blaine County search work with the chukar par- and 23 other counties had seven or less McDermott said tridge program Arrests roiiowv 99 Violations Spqrks Employed Department Vfs--- j II 1 u1h NO EXTRA FAQG - 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wagon with the following inRattlesnake range problem existing on the An- scription on the door: "Archie These snakes make their timony unit Moore Enterprises Inc St Louis homes from the most arid regions The department advised hum San Diego Toledo New York of the western deferts to the high mountains and humid areas of the Pacific coaL The dudiI of the evp of a rat tlesnake is verticalTheir bodies are short but strongly built and covered with scales The tail is — x" ' ii nearly always tipped with one or more rattles And all rattiesnakp have long poison fanes which are folded back in the upper jaw when the mouth is closed Perhaps the most interestine memoer of this erouo of snakes is the sidewinder It is a small snake and lives in the hot extremely dry desert recions of the west During the day it usually Dunes itself in the sand beneath a busn or shrub w At 'night it moves about in a sidewise peculiar looping move ment wnicn enables it to nrosnrM quickly over loose sand No other snake employes this method of locomotion If exposed to the hot sun for a few minutes it will like nearly all snakes die The food of rattlesnakes rnn sists chiefly of rodents and other small animals These creatures are first poisoned ana then swallowed head first All rattlesnakes in the west give birth to living young averag ing iu in each brood The newborn rattler is about a foot in length and has functional poison fangs at birth The old belief that the age of rauiesnakes can be determined from the number of rattles is wrong A new rattle is added at each molting of the skin a Droe ess which may occur several times each year Rattlesnakes have manv en emies Other reptiles birds and animals kill manv of them And man destroys them whenever Elk Together on-sh- AUGUST Antelope Permit W Dinners Earned i - BOISE (AP) — Fly fishing should continue good throughout most of Idaho this week the Idaho Fish and Game Department said Thursday It recommended that fishermen take advantage of high areas which ' are generally accessible now but warned that local inquiries about doubtful high roads are still wise With ROLLO ROBINSON Salmon fishing seems to have passed its peak in most areas the department said because the The muley— not an extremely large buck— ripped chinoo's are beginning jto move the spawning beds4 out of the maples in the bottom of a ravine and scrambled onto But there is still plenty action up the side of the mountain The distance was not great in store for the salmon fishermen head Ross department about 150 yards Leonard said I had already killed my deer weapon — a very essential qualifi A few more salmon closures so wasn't interested in shooting cation for a hunter are expected during the week at the buck I was concerned The sighting in of your rifle so fishermen are urged to check however about the success that ' is no guarantee that ifp on the regulations a stranger who had stopped to however Here's the way the) departyou will kill an antelope in Sep- ment "bull" with me might have said it looks in the various But October a in or deer tember Both the deer and the hunter it sections eleminates one of were excited But of the two it the certainly which Lake fishing continues from causes many factors appeared that the muley had the hunters to come home year after good to excellent especially on better chance of keeping his Priest Pend Oreille Spirit and meat intact After the hunter year without their red Coeur d'Alene lakes Bluebacks JUST ONE FISH had fired and missed four times and Dolly Varden trout are reI knew that Mr Buck had his Reservoir was as ported still biting with cutthroat Strawberry insurance paid up The fifth shot slow last weekend as a turtle In and kamloops being caught in was a desperation chance and the a barrel of cold tar Jim and Pend Oreille deer topped a long ridge and dis- Bud McClure and I tried every Fly and spinner fishing is appeared possible legal device and came good on the Moyie River Fish"That gun" the fellow said up with one fish — a 2V4 pound ing is good too on the St Joe River and its upper tributaries angrily "won't shoot worth a rainbow "Don't be discouraged" I told with flies and salmon eggs darn!" The East Fork of the Coeur I handed him my canteen and the two boys when we had caught tone first trout the the was d'Alene he River should f remain But a during he took long swig afternoon "We'll hit 'em in the good with the river coming up itill angry but waters of the drainage are "Over a hundred bucks I paid morning!" was But the day following — getting low oh what's for that rifle and two We Avorse only Bass fishing should be good in gathered missed the use Third deer I've On top of that the lower reaches of the Clearwater lame strikes this morning!" rain fell in streams It was a Fish and Kid Lakes arei producWhen a man's fightin'with his hunk floater — a gully washer ing some fair sized cutthroat and wife leave him alone But when and thunder flashed rainbow Lightning he's fightin' his smoke piece he rolled across the valley and down needs help CENTRAL AND SOUTHAnd when Wild the Strawberry I picked up his rifle It was a the water wasn't mirror WESTERN IDAHO smooth new gun and everything apof the broke the wind the Fly fishing is still good in the tops peared to be shipshape McCall area especially on Hazwhite waves into caps frothy "It's only a hunch buddy" I Nevertheless ard Louie on and Boulder Lakes we had fun told the stranger "But maybe the The East of the South Fork steaks and fried Fork The trip this rifle isn't shooting where potatoes of Salmon were is good for fly the Jim that prepared you aim Did you "sight it in be- "out of this world" too fishing Then fore the hunt?" Salmon fishing too has been stories of past and "NoM he replied "Guy in the there werehunts we and as sat the South Fork and good projected store told me that it would shoot listened to the rain thumping on Secesh onRivers with salmon eggs OK as is" v and dare devils reported the the tar roof of our cabin: JUST PURCHASED But the best part of the entire best bait Roads are fair to good To make the story quite brief trip was watching Bud catch his in the area Elk Summit is open this sportsman had purchased the first rainbow He did a good job but rough The Little Salmon Rapid Rivweapon three days before the The trout didn't jump unfortuopening of the deer season He nately but it circled the boat and er and Hard Hazard and Boulder had'nerer even troubled to look thrashed until Bud's eyes were as Creeks should be good if worms down the barrel large bs the bungs in a cider or flies are used Well after a man has invested barrel Fishing is reported only fair a couple "of hundred bucks in Very few trout were caught on to poor in Ada County! waters equipment to hunt deer saved Strawberry during the two days and the Snake River is the only his vacation until October and that we were there Sportsmen water open in Owyhee County dreamed about the hunt 11 who trolled caught nothing I The South Fork of the Boise months and 20 days the least he tried casting a couple of flies a below Danskin and the Big can do is to make certain that number of times into the rings Smoky Creek in Camas County his rifle is sighted in where fish were rolling Even should be fair to good this comThis hunter phoned a week Jerry Odekirk- - Fish and Game ing week later He and a friend had taken Department boy who is running a The main Salmon River should the rifle to a range and found creel census on angler success on be in the Salmon City area that it was shooting three feet the lake said that the storms but good fall off some up river migh "had put the fish down" high at one hundred yards' above Challis as the McClure boys Bud - Strawberry is full of fish I Yankee Fork and the Upper ahd Jim and I did a couple of know because I saw them at the Salmon River above Stanley weeks ago We hauled all of tlie spawning station at Clyde Creek should be waters trout this good weapons (eight of them) that we and at the fish ladder on Indian coming " week The high! lakes might possibly use on our Wyo- Creek during the early spring also Sublett Reservoir should be There are times when trout fair with Salmon eggs and ming antelope hunts a far piece out into the country AH rifles just won't bite I've had plenty worms were fired at least five times to of days like that But it s part of Hot spot at present is the fore-ba- y make certain that they were the fascination of fishing — the at American Falls Reservoir striking where aimed uncertainty If we filled our creels Springfield Lake is holding fair If your weapon is new—or if every time we went afield the to good and trolling on the Snake the action and barrel has been sport wouldn't be nearly as inter- below American Falls should be taken out of the stock — sight the esting good Fly fishing in the Snake rifle in again Start with a target also looks promising riffles at 25 yards Cushion your smoke Several cutthroat weighing un piece on a solid platform remove 10 tt pounds have been taken the bolt and check "the "target n from Snake River below the through the barrel and over the wobRed and white Bridge sights Both line up all right? blers were thef favorite lure wNow touch off a couple of Recent fish plantings in Wolrounds If the slugs are in the Creek are expected to imverine black move the target out to the LANDER Wyo (AP) — Gov in that area prove fishing — to "zero in" distance you wish ernors of South Dakota Utah Birch Willow and Howard ? 100 Continue say yards firing Texas and Louisiana will man a When a fair share of the strikes third team selected for Wyo- Creeks all should be fair along with the South Fork of the are in or near the bull you know ming's 1955 antelope Snake Grasshoppers and light where your rifle is hitting You Aunt SepU 2 ' salmon eggs are recommended row have confidence in your Gov Joe Foss of South Dakota All streams around Montpelier has been named team captain for were reported fair to poor with the unique hunt in which hunt best results on worms or flies Lot ers are given only one bullet to bag their fleet pronghorn Other members are J Bracken Lee of Utah Allan Shivers Texas BOISE Idaho— "The bird you Robert F Kennon ofofLouisianaand save from your bird dog now may The vie with come home in your pocket come the hostgovernors will SPECIAL team led by Wyoming hunting season" the Idaho Fish Gov Milward L a and Simpson and Game department reminded Colorado team captained August Only Gov by bird dog owners today Edwin C Johnson FOHD Though bird dogs may legally A fourth team is still to be PASSENGER be trained in the field on and after Aug 15 Robert L Salter named CARS game bird supervisor urged sportsmen to use special care to protect young birds this year "Due to the late hatch the birds (6665 V!u) are smaller than they usually are INCLUDES) at this time Many broods are still BOISE (AP) —The Idaho Fish niw piston rings: vulnerable to attack by dogs and and Game Department said yes CASKETS I OIL 1 dogs should be kept under close terday that Mackay Reservoir on t control in the field" Lost River in Custer the Big l LABOR Salter pointed out that close County will be closed to all fishcontrol brings double benefits ing "on and after 10 p m It will make the dog a better per- Aug 19" V former during hunting season Ross Leonard department dira ore birds to be rector said the closing was necesandhwfllt-s£v339 26th St Ph 8803 i hunted sary becauseof the low water - A13 R OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY MORNING i Small Percentage of Persons Bitten Die From the Effects I STANDARD-EXAMINE- MANY FROM THIS AREA n Kqcky ' Vi - T1IE OGDEN — your Many other advantages when you go Union Pacific too—wonderful dining car meals (a double treat on a thrilling new Dome Diner!) comfortable attractive lounge cars a Coach and Pullman accommodations a generous baggage allowance plan which saves you money fro pdb I j Ui7 er WASMIMGION MVm family travel UNION PACIFIC HONORS fiAlt TRAVEt CRtDIT CARDS |