| Show 4C The Salt Lake Tribune Monday January 22 199Q Lawmakers Should Shoot Down Posted Open Trespass Bill forcement officers is already working on ways to toughen criminal trespass laws There are a number of problems with a posted open trespass law In Utah which is roughly 75 percent public land it would be relatively easy to accidently wander from government land onto private property which looks exactly the same and then be issued a citation for trespass Under the current system when private land is clearly marked with painted fence posts or No trespassing signs there is little question as to where the private land boundary begins Thus there is no question that a law is being violated If landowners quit posting No Trespassing signs the trespass problem could become worse and not better Realistically most pub-li- e land users will wander on to the private land thinking it is public land Asking the federal government to post its boundaries is not realistic The Bureau of Lrnd Management alone manages 8000 miles of fence in the state Can that agency realistically be expected to post all those fencelines as being open? And with checkerboard patterns of state land intermingled with private lands is it fair to expect Utah public land users to be able to read boundaries on maps accurately? Proba- is both a Sen Richard Tempest landowner and an avid sportsman And like many ethical hunters he is concerned about the increasing number of trespass violations and vandalism on private land "Sportsmen aren't being sportsmen" he says "They are tromping over private property without taking the time to talk to the farmer or rancher Ranchers and farmers are going to close off their land and access to the public I want to get a dialogue going between the ranchers and the sportsmen" So Tempest has introduced legislation in the form of Senate Bill 45 which would create a posted open trespass law Under this legislation all land in the state would be closed to use by sportsmen or other outdoor recreation enthusiasts unless it was posted open Currently land is considered open unless it is posted closed by landowners The trespass problem is real but the posted open legislation being proposed by Tempest is definitely not the way to solve it A dialogue on trespass already exists between agricultural and sportsmen organizations Under the direction of Utah Department of Natural Resources director Dee Hansen a committee representing hunters fishermen the Division of Wildlife Resources agricultural interests and law en First the legislature should simplify the current laws to make it easier for conservation officers to enforce them Currently the process is so complicated and for the landowner so time consuming that few violators In the Outdoors are actually prosecuted Simplification should be coupled with increased enforcement especially in areas where landowners have specifically requested it Second the DWR and Department of Agriculture should work together to compile a list of landowners throughout the state which would be made available to sportsmen who wish to do the ethical thing by asking for permission This list could be made available at the clerk's office in each county Landowners would not be forced to put their names on the list but would do so in an effort to help solve the trespass problem Third more posted hunting units should be established Such organized units have clearly marked boundaries to keep sportsmen from wandering off into private land while generating revenue for farmers Fourth major sportsmen organizations like the Utah Wildlife Federation and the Utah Wildlife Leadership Coalition should establish a reward system to encourage ethical sportsmen to report acts of trespass or vandalism they see on private land By Tom Wharton Another problem with posted open legislation is actually finding who owns the property An ethical pheasant hunter for example may go into an area several weeks before a season to ask for permission to hunt on private property Chances are he will find it extremely difficult to find which farmer owns which piece of property And what about places where farm property is owned by interests? Is it realistic to expect that the 54 conservation officers in Utah will be able to enforce a posted open law which is neither understood nor supported by the general public? Many of these officers will privately admit that they won't make much of an effort to enforce such a law So what positive steps can be used to eliminate illegal trespass on private lands while avoiding a posted open trespass law? bly not If the legislature could match private dollars with public dollars perhaps a fund could even be set up to compensate landowners for damage done by unethical hunters Finally the committee set up by the Department of Natural Resources to work on trespass problems should continue to meet on a regular basis in an effort to foster better relationships between private landowners and sportsmen Tempest is right in expressing frustration and concern over trespass and vandalism on private lands Such acts cannot be tolerated But his posted open trespass bill has the potential to make the situation far worse than it already is Money for Ducks: The reconstruction of Bear River Bird Refuge got a boost Friday when Ducks Unlimited donated $10000 to help rebuild the outer dike at the national wildlife refuge Groups like the Utah Wildlife Federation Box Elder Wildlife Federation and Utah Wetlands Foundation also contributed matching money According to Ducks Unlimited Utah representative Phil Wagner the money came from dinners held around the state A certain percentage of that money goes back into state programs The rest goes to purchase and develop wetlands in Canada fund-raisin- Tank IVkLapiaiaL Tribune Sports Scoreboard Vl g Jejf MilljuK Biliinds by HI t"'"J ) H I vIhF I $Of?COMPOCTOR WIU Gl vfe WINDOW ONJfO t(46 CREATiOM A Of ) i NBA Coaching Victories winnmgesl cooches Association history The 20 Prep Basketball oi NBA Standings EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division PdGI I 13 16 16 25 27 32 667 605 579 359 308 220 13 14 16 17 18 21 II 27 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division 1 26 11 25 11 23 17 19 20 18 20 8 29 7 30 667 650 590 564 500 432 289 New Yortt Boslon Philadelphia Washington New Jeisey Mrami 26 23 22 14 12 I Central Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Indiana Atlanta Cleveland Orlando Utah San Antonio Denver Delias Houston Charlotte Minnesota Division 26 26 23 22 18 16 -n 12 14 18 3 4 28 27 21 18 18 17 9 757 11 14 19 19 21 27 600 486 48o 447 250 711 9 SundoVs Gomes Los Angeles Lakers 107 Detroit 97 Chicago 117 New York 109 Milwaukee 127 Miami 101 Golden Stale 120 Boston 115 Portland 115 Charlotte 100 Monday's Games Phoenix at Orlando 5:30 pm Denver at Houston 6:30 pm Woshrngton at San Antonio 6:30 pm Los Angeles Clippers at Sooomento 8:30 TuMdaVf Games Atlanta at Charlotte 5:30 pm Phoenix at Miami 5:30 pm Philadelphia at Cleveland 5:30 p m Los Angeles Lakers ot New York 6 pm Detroit at Chroago 6:30 pm Washiigton at Dallas 6:30 pm Houston at Utah 7:30 pm Minnesota at Golden State 8:30 pm Milwaukee at Portland 8:30 pm - 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- IpsT At the Salt Palace Radio: Masters Slalom Sanhanosco at Idaho Eagles vs Flint Spirits Results of Sunday's Masters Slatom at SnowbW Women Overal -- 1 JudHi Goch :3548 2 Lorl 3 Pom Shooter 14884 Sarchelt Sorchelt Ida Anderson iit7X 40 44 Juke Dodcii Goch Sheelei 15086 1 Jim Conway 12641 X Bob Men Overal Dreyer 126 87 3 Bob Sorchelt 12768 Russel McOcnakl 14206 James 1:4606 5054 -C- huck keKHKX 1:4244 -LSarchetl 4044 4549 Dreyec 1 268 7 -Puc LoTrberte 12830 Conway hil Loftus 1:3195 r pm e30pm IHL Tonight - - 8 7:30 CKiin - of the USA Jodi Utus pm City - 1 NEW MIXrCO ST Home Games in BOLD ol Sunday's Utah Winter Games Ski at Jeremy Ranch: Jumoi Women Wendy Wagner 1 hour 1607 minutes Senior Women — 1 3 Roxorme Tory 10608 X Hoy Hunter Kotherine Nelson 1:2621 Evenson blfO X Senior Men — 1 Ore Hen Anoy Rem 59?1 3 Hons Martin Sjuistod 10048 Aran Watson 10138 2 Drck Grotn Masters 1:1651 3 Dick Bourn 1:33 43 Masters II -- 1 Frank 3 John Motheson 1:1412 1 Dale Bohm Movor 1:3457 42K — Senior Women — 1 Laura McCobe 20249 2 Susanne Cluti 2 2126 3 Theresa Esen Gtbson 22222 tarns 2:3320 Masters Men -I- Mocdoro Nosh 20328 2km While 1 206 26 3 Todd Johnson 2:13 34 Masters Mike EnScott 2:1930 2 Amwi uebchen 22124 3 Jerry Richardson 22134 Masters II — 1 Dan Gtoson 208 29 X Dave llanscom 2:2201 3 Dove Wogner 232J1 Sunday V pm 7:30 LONO ?lEWashington 8:30 pm Utah Winter Games - COLORADO KACH JT 7:30 Results -- pm (Ch 5) Skiing : Vrenl Schneider of Switzerland strengthened her hold on the World Cup slalom lead by breezing to victory in Maribor Yugoslavia She finished more than half a second faster than Ida Austrian Rudolf Nierllch won his first Ladstaetter of Austria slalom of the World Cup season while Plrmin Zurbriggen maintained his lead atop the overall standings with a victory in the combined event at Kitzbuehel Austria Nierlich is the 1989 world Jodl Utus slipped past two champion in slalom and giant slalom US Ski Team colleagues to win the Rand Stowell Downhill at Sugarloaf USA Litus 21 who was idled last year due to a knee injury captured his fourth Stowell race He also took one of the two Stowell downhills in 1987 and both races in 1988 Reggie Crist and Salt Lake's Spencer Ecclen were fourth and fifth US Ski Team racer Leslie Thompson overcame a steady snow and a hilly course to win the final American Airlines Super Series race at Farmington Maine by eight seconds over Gabriella Carrel of Italy and Laura Wilson Sweden's Calharlna Glasser-Bjcrne- r won her second Women's Pro Tour race in as many days Sunday by edging American Lynda McGeehee-Walsin the giant slalom finals at Stowe Vt Austrian Bernhard Knauss won the US Pro Tour First Interstate Bank Cup slalom at Bend Ore Auto Racin g: Frenchman Dldler Aurlol won the first stage of the 58th Monte Carlo Rally completing approximately 71 miles in six special sections in 1 hour 19 minutes 19 seconds Carlos Salni of Spain was 14 seconds off the pace Wrestling: Brigham Young won five of 10 individual weight classes and picked up four draws Saturday night in beating Oregon in a dual-teaState 25-1collegiate wrestling match Jeff Gardner and John Kohls picked up major decisions for BYU with Gardner 15-4 at 158 pounds and Kohls defeating beating Oregon State's Mike Simons of the Beavers at 177 pounds Oregon State's only at 126 came decision victory pounds with Lee MacDIarmid over Marcus Stones of the Cougars Women's Basketball: Weber Stale won its second game in a row Saturday night defeating Northern Arizona 80-5Junior center Thca Alex led the Wildcats 6 9 overall and in the Big Sky with 20 points and Jill Sperry addeu 18 ( itftiiftitsjiiis SAT 27 MilUm" "0m T& flXmM 3 8 3 5 8 44 17 23 22 23 Monctai Hint ! 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