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Show Annual Waterfowl Shoot Opens Friday Noon - Hunters Are Required To Have Permanent Type Plugs In Automatic and Pumps; Duck Stamps Procurable At Post Offices Willi the ileer hunt over, the next Lig hunt on the date's fall-time agenda is the annual waterfowl shoot which Ll.m-s its proverlnal lid at noon Friday, October 20 nn ever only 2 Canada geese and 2 lute-Fronted geese are allowed per day. Possession limits are 10 for ducks, but only the daily bag limit for geese or brant. After the first day, shooting in Utah wall begin at 6:35 one half hour before sunrise, and will cease at 4:27 p. m. one hour before be-fore sunset. Hunters are warned about the otwiui of the pheasant opening. -? The bird have already started comt" in from the north, a state MkoKin said today. This is (,uf to the recent cold snap in the north. Wilms can look for a pretty ,,-tive opening;, regardless of the gather. After the first day the sther should play nn important p;,rt in the picture. ' There are plenty of public marshes and duck swamps available avail-able to the public, according to R L Turpin, state director. Farm-in'jton Farm-in'jton Bav and Ogden Bay are about is good as any duck grounds in the nation, and those hunters -ho set themselves spotted on the first "day mil have some good shooting. The limit this year has been raised to five ducks. The limit J ,if Canada geese is the same. How- j new regulations which require permanent type plugs in automatics auto-matics and pumps which cannot can-not be removed without taking the gun apart. All guns must be plugged to three-shell capacity. capaci-ty. Duck stamps, costing one dollar, and procurable at the Post Offices, Of-fices, are also required. Last minute advice: Get into the marshes early, s as there will be plenty of action when the noon whistle blows. . o |
