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Show G id SLND- Lsmi r r ' " ., -s. it Color it white this column as snows in the high country blanket the brighter colors .common to these early fall days. Just ask any elk hunter 'who has out been T7 l . : aU v 7 ? V, I . . v' . Cr - v 'l f ryinrK UIULU f i QM"iitai-- ;7 -- - last-minu- te IN DEER HUNTING COUNTRY-U- tah deer hunter Grant Col-le- tt surveys buckskin country. The 1963 general deer bunting be-:au- se season ia Utah will extend from Oct. 23 to Nov. L Grouse Opens Season SO. as you read The Herald hunting edition you will get some good ideas of where to go, what to take! uum u, along, ana some m u with the change in. will .snows the change early by MP Data from last year's hunt; is limited to Beaver, Carbon, chukar hunters Daggett, Duchesne, Emery, Gar. t.-immnf tzkin, 42 974 birds Fwr hunt-- l field. Grand. Iron. Kane. .Mil-the seasons for Chukar, Hungar- - ers went out after Hungarian' lard Piute, San Juan, Sevier, ian partridge, forest grouse, and! partridge last year, as 4,2491 Uintah, Washington and Wayne hunters harvested 11,812 birds Counties and that , portion of sage grouse. AH hunts will open at day during the 1964 season. Utah County included in the Forest grouse hunters during drainage of the Price River. light and many hunters are ex All other counties in the pected to try their luck on sev the 1964 season enjoyed a good era! species of birds before the hunt with 6.487 hunters harvest- state are closed to sage grouse ' hunting this year, ing 12,691 birds. opening weekend is over.. This year's hunt on these Bag and possession limit this The entire slate wiU be open for chukar, and Hungarian part- jirds runs through Oct. 22 with year is two and four respec ridge hunting. Season on both 'in aggregate bag" and posses- tively- during the two day sea of these birds will continue ion limit of. four and eight son,, Sept. 25 and 28. through Dec. 31 with a bag and jirds respectively. The entire' No rule, revolver, pistol or possession limit of .five and tale is open to forest grouse; shotgun pellets larger than num" ten birds respectively on each iunfing. jber 4 may be used ia pursuit This years sage grouse hunt.ol upland game Duos species. Utah scattergunners had their; ci a the weather. Sure it is that no one need be unprepared for any conditions thev may meet in the outdoors these days. From the snow tires and chains to the catalytic heaters the improvements are unnumbered. Down coast, in sulated, boots, underwear and most everything else. All these spell comfort compared to years gone by and they make any weather or conditions easy to take. BILL Wilson called to ask where to go hunting during the grouse seasons which opened Saturday. 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Game bagt tention to preparation for the Oct 23 opening of the general offer additional protection for your prize., deer season. j Above all, sportsmen will b Now is the Lime to check "of isure to know the laws govern and sure make that all Betsy" is in A--l condition for the. big ing me big hunt They should fa-hunt The wise nimrod will be also talfTpains tiTbeeome " miliar the with which area ia making certain that he is well they intend to hunt, so as to prepared for his stay in the (avoid becoming lost. Also, a mountains. There are many minor details Knowledge of your hunting area increases your chances of bagwhich must be cared for before a deer. ging the rush begins. The general deer season Gas bottles must be filled, lanterns and stoves checked, sleep- closes on Nov. 2 and Includes baling bap end air mattresses most deer herd units. The aired out and holes patched to ance of the units have season insure comfortable bed for variations which hunters should be aware of prior to going Dones. weary Preparations should be made for coping with afield. Special Regulations possidle inclement weather. and tire chains The following special regulaRain wear should . complement every tions. are of interest to Central hunter's outfit, as well as a Utah hunters. The Stansbury, Vernon and good dry shelter. To care for that big buck, the (See Deer Hunters, Page 16) the Manti and other ranges on the way to Price earlier this week and the snowpack looked like it should Y be three months later in the year. ' And this just as we enter the liimtinff fiAawAVta wviT All of 'which reminds that the weather is JLjfkklt mistress and, ever being the optimist at the out- Nv i :luar game, A'e'tt guess it will bet- Iter rapidly ana pr.eaia a line I7". i hunting season in the days' ahead. On the clus side are several! Bona things to think about. One is that Usey the Oet. 9, .opening of the regular waterfowl season will be unaffected and should produce some good shooting. A plus hefe too is the fact that recent mois ture and cooler temperatures will put an end to tne botulism which has taken some 40,000 ducks this year around the northern end of the Great Salt Lake; Best guess at this point is that "the October limi23 opener. oLlhe-dee- r seaijon will have some but elevations tation of access into the higher elevations lower to be the will moved the deer because much of their favorite food will be frozen and unavailable to them. . Certainly the"pheasant hunt will not suffer, the heavy cover should at least be reduced somewhat by the present and future weather. f. 1965 5 By j . v.. TT S-- Deer Hunters Urged r To Go Well Prepared We flew over . - H PER ""j - j F0R QUICK' EASY j:ING OF CAMPER 0ADER HmuMwal YUR & SAFE L0AD- - ONLY 2 MINUTES AMPER IS NOT COMPIETI UNLESS YOU OWN A KWIK KAMPER LOADER. 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