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Show 1 )r Hunting Season fill Open October 17 -5I7ecr Hunts In State Will Be Held This Year; Fees And permits Explained By State Commission ' 551942 deer season will begin October 17 and , througb for 10 days including the 17th day of 0 L. it was announced by the Utah State Fish & UCU , mm ssion. This season wilU Gjme, on all areas of the state KlAM Of bUCk deCr R"d " a s described for the taking fftierless deer. "rial deer hunts are going to in various parts of the K Lause of the overcrowded s!ts n some of the state sec- These special deer permits df belid only on the district nit for which they are issued ! Ill be non-transferable and ft elhall be no cancellations or L All special deer permits only for the duration of Son specified for each elisor elis-or unit and become void immediately im-mediately thereafter. Application and Fees . . . ' plications and fees for special tor permits for all areas will be Lived by all license agents in I state. Locally these agents are lie City Drug, Haymond Drug, Lttie's Sporting Goods, Sinclair service. Applications may be made J,-writing the State Fish & Game Emission, 329 State Capitol building, Salt Lake City. All fees for permits must accompany applications. ap-plications. The applicant will be Luired to produce his regular Utah big game hunting license before be-fore an application for a special permit can be accepted. Applicants writing direct to the commission at Salt Lake must supply the number of their buck licenses and the name of the agent from whom the license was purchased, along with his full name and address, choice of hunting district or unit. It shall be unlawful to submit more than one application for. districts on which permits are limited. Applications for permits on the Hobble Creek - Diamond Fork district dis-trict will be received from September Sep-tember 20 to 30, inclusive, or until un-til all permits are sold. In the event more applications are received receiv-ed than the number authorized for each district, applications will not be acceptable if postmarked after 5:00 p. m. September 30 and a public drawing will be held at 9:00 i. m. October 3, 1942, at the Fish 4 Game commission offices, to determine de-termine the applicants that will be. granted permits. Applicants who are unsuccessful in the drawing will have their money refunded, limpanogos District . . . In the Timpanogos district, 500 permits for buck deer and 250 permits per-mits for antlerless deer will be issued is-sued for the following described area, for a special season November Novem-ber 15-29, inclusive. All of the area in Utah county south of the Salt Lake county line to Provo canyon, the area in the vicinity of Alpine and the west slopes of Mt. Timpanogos, Tim-panogos, draining into Utah Valley Val-ley and the Provo river; all of the area draining from the mouth of the canyon east to and including the Snake Creek drainage near Midway in Wasatch county (He--ber Valley). Antlerless deer hunting permits will be issued only to hunters who iave obtained a regular Utah big fame hunting license. Fees shall ke 51.50 each for resident and $2.00 for non-resident hunters. Hobble Creek Area . . . There will be 200 antlerless deer Permits to be issued on the f ollow-lne ollow-lne described area: Beginning at a Point on the foothills east of springville between Hobble Creek Spring Creek drainages; thence easterly following the divide between be-tween Spring Creek and Hobble ek to the head of Spring Creek a"yon; thence northeasterly fol-inj fol-inj the ridge at the upper lim-" lim-" of the left fork of Hobble to the Hobble Creek - South wk of the Provo River divide ivvallsburg or Round Valley drained) drain-ed) thence southeasterly along 7 'vide (the divide separating mLJnages of Hobble Creek, Dia-ShS Dia-ShS lWK of the Provo River and is drainages) to sidier th o nce Westerly following Spanish Fork canyon road Itaghway No 5Q) tQ m Jmsh Fork canyon; thence bas ent l&lmS the foothills at the Vallev t mountains east of Utah j y to the point of beginning. |
