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Show Hunters cautioned on laws as deer hunt cpsiis With Utah's general deer hunting- season opening Saturday, Satur-day, Oct. 21, the department of fish and game listed the following fol-lowing laws as among tne most important to observe during dur-ing this hunt. One deer of either sex may be taken on the regular big -ame or combination license over the entire State during this regular season. Deer must be tagged at the time of kill. The tag must remain re-main with the animal throughout through-out processing and until the meat is completely consumed. It is unlawful for any butcher, but-cher, locker plant or storage plant owner or employee to receive re-ceive any game animal for pro cessing or storage unless the animal is legally tagged. It is against the law for any hunter to carry in a vehicle any firearm which has live ammunition in the firing cham- ber. Any person carelessly or negligently wounding or kill-ino- another person while on a hunting- trip shall be subject to the loss of hunting license privileges for a period of five years. The only firearms for deer hunting are rifles of at least 23 calibre, shooting a cartridge two or more inches in length having an expanding type bullet. bul-let. Every person while hunting deer shall wear cow or yellow headgearH shirt, SS No one may hunt they are sixteen yeal 0 o'der. In addit- deer hunters ages ir 1Uver must be properly qu 1 purchase a big JN t, legal S - confined to daylight v ter It is unlawful g i. I fail to stop at checU; tions or road blockade a stop sign is display ' , It is unlawful for' son to discharge any if,.'1 firearm from an autL '' " other vehicle, or to t'-"' a firearm from, upon 0 1 any public highway :i |
