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There are arebut arebut a but very few places to In Utah wbere where wberethe wherethe whe \ the utilization utU1zation uttzatton of forage by deeron deer deeron de er on summer sUDUner ranges rIlge8 $ Is Ja seriously ef- ef efI c 'f f ' ' - livestock intereats Interests When deer or elk are persistentIf persistently - - ly If damaging crops we are golnFto going golnF goingto goli " to kill kilt them . , . In n ln : { ; some Instances Instancesgameproof instancesgameproof I game-proof game proof - fences will wID be built buUt In Inother Ir Irother I other Instances land will w11l be pur- pur purchased purchased puchased ' - - chased for lor the use of big game gameAnyhow gameAnyhow ganr Anyhow per deer that pester pesterthe pesterthe pestthe the farmer are doomed We wantwild want wantwlld wa ; tit wild wlld deer that do not require requirediet a adiet e ediet diet of 01 alfalfa and cabbage saladWe saladWe salad saladWe We are preparing to mak.e make makecareful . a acareful e ecareful careful winter survey of all deer deerherM deerherds denerds herM herds on winter ranges to get getmore gmore getmore more accurate Information on thenumber the thenumber Unumber ie number of deer remaining on each eachrIlie eachrange ea earange < : h range rIlie $ unit throughout throughouit the state stateContinuous stateContinuous st&tContinuous sttContinuous & Continuous observations throughout through- through throughout througlout - out the winter will wID be madeThe made madeThe The Doe ProblemLongrange Problem ProblemLongrange guns gUJl8 and no fieldglasses field fieldglass ( teleglasses I Long Long-range Long range - - range glass glasses results ! In n the killing k11ling of o ofnumber ( anumber a number of female deer on everydeer every everydeer everdeer y deer hunting area afea in the state stateOur stateOur statOur Our guns shoot sboot effectively tar far beyond be beyond beyond ' yond our natural field neld of clear vis via visIon viaion vision ion ionThere ion'there in ina Ina 1a ' There 'there Is b less than one chance a hundred that the doe killer wlll will wlllbe wt : II , be caught in the act by a regular regularwarden regulawarden ' warden The deer hunting areaIn area areain areIn in Utah has expanded to inc1 Include Includemore includmore ude udemore more than ten million mUllon acres Imag Imagme Imagme Imagjie me thirtywardens thtrtywardens thirty thtrty wardens policing such suchan suchan suclan " , an area . We must depend on the thehelp thehelp th.lelp thlelp . help of ot the honest sportsman to tokeep toseep likeep keep seep the lawless In UneHonest lineHonest line Une lineHonest Honest hunters get excited and andkUl andall an anclll < clll kUl all female deer ' " occasionally Such Suchaccidents Suchtecidenta Suclaccidents accidents tecidenta should be reported 1m im warden Wb--"huDte Wb "huDte huDte Wb"huDtea When - ; ; - ; " a " hunter kills a doe by mis mb misI mistalte mbtake mistake I talte take he lee should take care of It and andbring anbring an anbring < bring It In It Is b the man that thatkllls the thekills thakills kllls kills a doe and leaves It on the thera.nge tt ttrange th.range thrange . ra.nge range . that should be prosecuted t tthe to tothe I Ithe > the limit Such wanton killers killersshould klllei kllleishould killershould should lose their right to nunt hUnt nuntI hUntI I assure you that we will wUl be bet better better better ter organized to conduct the deehunt deer deerhunt dee : hunt of 1942 194.2 . than we were to conduct con conduct conduct duct the hunt of 1041 1941 I am convinced con convlnced convtnccd vlnced vinced that checking stations alone alonewlll alon alonwill aloniwill wlll will not stop or even check the U II Uiegal IILegal 11legal iegal Legal killing k1l1lng of deerchecking deer deerChecking { ' Checking 'hecking hecking Sta.UonsI Stations Sta.Uons StaUons StationsIn Sta.UonsIn . I In places ct cl ci ecking stations are of ofsome o osome olsome some value in gathering useful usefu usefuldata usefudata usefuldata data on deer and . range ra.nge condition conditions conditionsof conditionof ; ot of a given area As A1 ; a II means o olaw of oflaw ollaw law enforcement theyare they are almost almos almostworthiess almosworthless almostworthless worthiess worthless All experienced men in inour lr lrour Irour our department should be on the therange th thrange , < range when violations occur and andnot am amnot ancnot not be tied to a post that gam game gamelaw gamlaw gamlaw < law violators vlolaters violaters will wUl surely avoid I Ithere If Ifthere IIthere there Is no eScape by road the via vlo vialator vloLator violalor lator will leave his violation on onthe as asthe orthe the range Namely every hunt hunting hunttrig huntIng ing trig area in the state is accessibbfrosn accessible accessibb accessiblerom accessiblerom ( { frosn rom many pointsWe pointsWe points pointsWe We need net'd netd ' more wardens on good goodI goodsaddle gooc goocsaddle goodsaddle I saddle hor horses < > es to ride the range rangeduring rangeluring rangeduring during luring tlie tl1e the deer hunt A warden warder wardenin wardenn wardern in n a car or on foot is almost helpass help helpI helpI helplass helplassAnother I I less ass lessAllother assAnother Another Allother year our wardens must mustall mustall mustall I all be pro\ pro provided proIded \ Ided witli with good blnocu binocu blnocu'Iars binocuars binoculars 'Iars Iars ' ars A warden wardt'n wardtn ' without wit.hout . fleltlasses field flelt fieldI fieldglasses fieldglasses I glasses lasses Is more than half halt blindNeither blindNeither blind blindNeither Neither the checking station nor nos norI northe noshe notthe I the he patrol system alone otter offer a aatlsfactory a asatisfactory " , atlsfactory solution to the vast po pa poHcing paIcing pollcing Hcing Icing Job that has developed developt'd developtd ' hvandling in h inhandling inhandling handling vandling what has grown to be a abtate a adate aiitate btate date wide deer hurlfosses hunt hlmt hurl huntHorses Horses lIones fosses NeededWe " Needed "leedt leedt NeededWe ' We are Ilre not afraid that our deer deerwill deersill deerwill will sill be b < s annihilated Howe However " er thecarclty the- the thebcarc1ty thebcarclly - bcarc1ty carclty of horses Is giving tlie the deertunter d'r dr deer d'rhunter deerhunter ( ' ( ' hunter tunter considerable con.s1derable cons1derable . worry Horst Horse Horsesto ' < . , to o - pack J-Iack J Iack deer to auto roads becomearder become becomet t artier arder to get eacli each seasonWe seasonWe season seasonWe We hanot have ha\ ha \ { ' not yet toi fOl found nd a calls callsactory . , satisfactory atl ' > factory actory substitute for the horl hone horlThere honethere horst.There horstThere , . There Is a great reward Te\\ard Te ard revtard \ and asame a aname aname name same In history for the n Ir BI 81 an IIt tl II 11 \t t et etlrst \ itfirst tfirst first lrst Invents some kind of a n 11 u t \ thints ichine ( hine hints thai U\at U at that \ will w1ll bring the bu buck ( k t If Ifhe tthe f ( I IIthe Ithe he mountain to the car tar ( ar v.ltl vltl aitt aittIvtng . witlgiving i ighlng ghlng ; Ivtng Lhe the hunter a heart attackI attackI attackForest attackForest attack attackForest Forest sere . , ser\lce ser lce en \ Ice roads an 1 I f Ir tr IrII trillare \II II tit IIare titre \ I are re lte life ( sa savers \ ers but In ill most IC IC1 1 l x ) > c \1 1 ci cities \ ilItles : I ltit's ltits ties ' deer d'er der ( ' hunters need nel'd neld ' mortI more mort ' u \I I \ I 1 Irod 1Dads 1roads ro\d ro d Dads . ' \ < ; and trails Perhaps f ( ft c ( re rt ' I t trails IIt ttrails rails mil . , cen csn can be wideneto widened widene- widene - < ! to a an ace ( ' nI nI n It | i I ortate odate ome O\l\e O l e some ; \ kind of motor orh drh orhI drhn orhen riri\en riri en \ en n deer det"r detr " ambulance or push c ( ' Ht art arttretcher irtstretcher I . , tretcher on rubber tIT tires ! ' ' ! and b.IIl bIIl ball b.IIlbrarings ballearings . b < illbearings brarings earings Illa that t two tuo tv . 0 men mt'n mtn ' canI can I } n \I I as \ ole die dieas oleIon dieon , as a 1\ 1 \ 1mountain mountain trailCorms trail trailStorms Ion . Storms .tol'ms .tolms tolms Corms ' Bother Rothf ' ! ' lIuntersWet huntersWet Hunters lIunters HuntersWet \ Wet muddy side roads r"duct(1 rduct1 reduced r"duct(1I r"duct(1the reducedhe reducedthe { " " ( the he kill k.ill . considerably In man many > } area areaI areaHunters areaPunters areaHunters I Hunters Punters did not get out Rfar . a-s a s R\ R as - ' \ tarrom far tar farfrom tarfrom I from rom improveroads Improved improve- improve - < ! roads as they would wouldha.ve wouldaye wouldhave ha.ve have aye . with dry weather weatht'r weathtr ' Mam Mans Manseer MamI Mamdeer Maindeer deer eer got out beyond beond ) ttie Ille the rang range { " ot of otthe ofhe othe ( I the he huntersRegardless hunters huntersRegardless huntersRegardless Regardless of the many dlffer differ differag dlfferlng differIng lng : ag opinions as to what the kind kindIOf kindf kindjot IOf f weather Is best for deer huntIg hunt huntring hunting ring ( Ig the great majority of the theJ thehunters theenters thehunters hunters enters enjoy enjO ) ' themselves morerhen more morewhen morewhen J when rhen the weather Is 1 la . & mil mild d Cold Coldtorrny Coldgtormy tonny torrny weather makes the hunt ; 1'1 11 y ' 1J . 1\ 1 1t'rapt " \ ; " . kltppteasnn t'rapt trapt ' ' WW an fOT for att aU excepting the thehardenW thehardened < ie hardenW hardened hardens ; outdoor man o an I reca11 recall re recallthe < the he t1 thite e when I actually enjoy [ . Cd.A CdA edca ! ! . , . good torm storm with snow enow snowtrack totrack to totrack track In , but not now I prefer preferlttlng prefersitting pref gy $ sitting lttlng to tracking and a good pairAf pair pairQt pi Qt Af binoculars will w11l cover a . lot Of OfIr OfIrUnd IrUnd Ir jyrOlind * 'Und Und ' on a clear dayqi day qi 'iWhUe iWhUe ' While W Ue It cannot be accurately accuratelycom accuratelyt , ? ; ? t ? ; ; ; .completely completely tbllipletely . -com com - letely ascertained we are aretptEafn a ye Certain tptEafn ffi fh that Wat our license l1cense revenUeS revenUeSbave revenueshave have bave been Increasd lncreasd tncreasd at least I'kn Ikn ten tenthousand I'knthousand ' t tthousand < > thousand dollars because of tht the theprovision tl , ' provision provLslon requiring that tha.t . doe permits per permlts , . mits mlts be Issued only to tho those . , < e hav hay havIng haytrig y Ing trig a buck lIeense license licenseNonResident Non-Resident Non Resident Non-lttSldeot lttSldeot - ! Huntersor IIDotersIt HuntersIt IIDoters Hunters It will be some time before "e e ve "ewUJ vewill " < , , will wUJ have comple complete figures com corn compiled cornpiled piled on the recent Tt'Cent TtCent ' deer hunt But nut Butwe nutwe Bwe we know that the number of non nonresident nonresident noiresident resident hunters In the state WI\- WI was WImuch wasmuch wimuch \ - ' > > much greater than In previoU8 previous previoU8years previousyears yearsThe Years The total number of non res real realdent I Ident dent big game hunters will wlll total totalabout totalabout about tour four thousand Non resident residentl1cense residentlicense it license l1cense revenues will exceed residentI eighty eightythousand eightythousand y I thousand dollars this year And Andthese Andthese these outsiders spend much more morethan morethan than their licenses l1censes amount to moreI for forhunting forhunting fi - I hunting supplies horses and id I I | guidesBig guides I 1 Big game hunting lias has grown to tobe t ti tobe be i a very Important activity in inUtah inUtah 1Utah n Utah . , . Hontinf lIuntlng hunting Aocidenta Aooldente Accidents AccidentsThe AooldenteThe The only sad thing . about a.bout a big bighunt b bighunt ] [ hunt Is that some persons are injured In InJured It I Jured or accidentally aCcldentally killed When WhenI Whensixty Whensixty ; sixty thousand hunters go Into th the themountains tt I mountains there Is sure to be a aI afew few tragedies We must . stress .stress safety safe safety " ty hi in handling handl1ng guns Every acci acct accident acctdent 1 dent Is avoidable _ - |