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Show San Juan's deer kill highest Statistics just released indicate that San Juan County's deer kill for last year's hunting Season was the highest in the state with a whopping 74 success. According to Cecil Jones, Conservation Officer for the County, other counties ranged from 53 to 63 but our County topped them all with it's 74. THE LITTLE THEATRE Monticello, Utah 7:30 P. Show Time APRIL TARZAN G 3- U -5 THE GREAT RIVER APRIL 6-- 8-9 THE HILLS RUN RED APRIL 10 - 12 Dick Bogarde in "OUR MOTHER'S HOUSE" Free Show To John McKea Ilring A(1 TV There were 6,041 deer hunters in the County during last year's hunt' with a total of 5, 795 deer killed. Mr. Jones also reminds hunters that may wish to participate in the turkey hunt to be held in the County April 27 through May 13, that a hunting license is necessary to pursue and hunt the elusive tom turkey. An increased bag limit over last year to two birds should add some incentive to the hunters and bring up the number going into the field for this second spring turkey season. In addition to the LaSal Mountain area in San Juan County, Grand County is also open to hunters. Legal weapons will be center-fir- e rifles, bow and broadhead arrows, or shotguns no larger than 10 gauge or smaller than 20 guage. Allowable shot sizes for scatterguns will be number 6 up to and including men four Canyonlands country Bruce Christensen and Ted were Capener of KSL-TAirMonticello at the met V port by Howard Rogers, Chairman of the San Juan Tourist and Publicity Council, Jim Black and Dick Smith of Canyonlands Resort. Mr. Smith flew them over the uranium drilling area and Canyonlands National Park to Canyonlands Resort where they had lunch. Saturday afternoon, they spent a few hours jeeping with the Kent Frost Canyonland Tours. On Sunday they took an airplane trip over Rainbow Bridge with County Commissioner Calvin Black. They also boated on Lake Powell with the operators of Halls Crossing. They had lunch at the Oljato Trading Post with Brother Juniper and did some touring to visit the Indians in the area. BB. In addition to their licenses hunters must have a spring turkey permit costing $3. 00. These permits go on sale on April 15. The San Juan Record Monticello. Utah Thursday, April 4, 1968 Page Four On Monday they returned to Salt Lake City but they will return for a three-da- y tour of the Monument Valley area with Jim and Emery Hunt- - QQD3 New or Used Warranties Check cars the many fabulous buys we are offering |
