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Show Hie Salt Iuike Tribune, Sunday, March Outdoors By Jack Griftm Chicago Sun Times Writer They die as surely as they are born, these little p,eces ot the outdoors, and the wild tlnngs that live thcio And hirdlv anybody cries, although multitudes snv they caie The extent of the calcium deposit in Jolmnv I mt.is pitch- ing elbow can stir moie national concern than the loss of a wide'. blue lake or w llderness. Sure to Meet Opposition t And new Johnny Gottschalk, no stranger around parts, has come forth with the suggestion that Cjqngress hike the duck stamp to five bucks. Jn addition, Johnny, director of the U.S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and wildlife, believes we ought to pay another bean for hunting mourning doves. Your Dead Fish Editor is certain that Johnny is well - intentioned, but the DFE also is sure tha western fish and game chiefs are going to buck like a packhorse hen theres a bear on the trail. All you gotta do is look at the figures on total number of duck hunters and you see what happened in fee was hiked from $2 to Ftah when the , J tfiese , , 53. they climb back up to around 36,000. Tack two bucks more on the fee, and it will force b lot of hunters right off the marshes, in the words of John Nagel, waterfowl chief for Utah. Regarding a $1 fee to hunt doves, I dunno. This writer has batted out many articles over the years educating folks to the need of harvesting doves properly. Now, it appears, Johnny and his troops wTant us to pay a dollar to help them do their job. .or. Iavs Plenty miles. Cormorants and grebes died when they dived into the water, and lobsters and sea ur- chins and mussels and clams, some fish, died of suffocation as the ml went to the bottom. The detergents that will be be Uspd ie flith c,0dn , as ti.is, Yovr Dead Fish Editor has just been informed that the International Assn, of State Fish and Game Commissioners adopted a firm stand against both of Gottschalks proposals at a recent conference in Washington. Presumably the Western Assn, of Fish and Game Commissioners will do likewise. Folks around Pinedale, Wyo., are doing a bit of bragging these days. Seems Frank Favazzo of Pinedale was fishing for mackinaw on Burnt Lake. Instead of getting a mack he nailed a rainbow that weighed 23 points and set a new Wyoming record. Warden Darwin Creek measured and weighed the whopper. The seasons have run out in Idaho and Utah, but you can hunt cottontails through March in Wyoming. The' Reason ends Monday, March 31. You folks who have hunting dogs will like the yarn about Red Water Rex. Two years ago it was discovered that old Red Water Rex had a large tumor on his backbone. Vets removed a section of flesh and bone fragments and the dogs recovery was slow but steady. d But the experts suggested the His trainer, Dexter pointer be retired from competition. in had confidence the dog. Hoyle Eaton, however, That confidence was rewarded a few days ago. Red Water Rex won the national bird dog championships at Grand Junction, Tenn. i seven-year-ol- . New License in Montana - & . X'd short-temp- d For Eight Days Cougar Bites Dust at Bluebell Tracks Pact L three 11 1 1 1 OS two-mil- e U.S. Official Glen Jenkins called Gary Goodrich to tell him that there r n linn walking around c? house so Gary shouldered his gun and called his three hunting dogs and away they went. It took him about half an hour Special to The Tribune to track down the mountain lion and bag her. The seven-foo- t MANILA, Daggett County Ice fishermen going to Flaming lioness was very fat and sleek Bolton reports no turkeys Gorge Reservoir Saturday were cautioned to cut smaller holes, have disappeared since the lion because they are creating a was shot. Airs Gorge Bol-ton- Safety Plea six-da- with less time wall now have have fallen through is an animal on the loose. He holes that were covered with a had taken bears, coyoetes, lions opportunity to try some of the Treasure States fabu- skim of ice and blowing snow. and other wild animals of this lous trout fishing for the price of $1 a day. We are appealing to arglers area. We have done some experimenting here in Utah to limit their holes to 10 inches With the use of mirror reflectors to cut down deer kill- in diameter, Benjamin said. Residents of Bluebell, a small town about 20 miles northwest ings along the highways. Nevada also has done some Thats plenty large for landing of Roosevelt, say they have work, but the DFE does not recall that any definite the largest of trout. never known a lion to come so The ranger said ice is still rlop to town hut thought that data was obtained. However, there must be something to them. Idaho safe in Sheep Creek Bay, the heavy snow and cold weath- Fork, Antelope and reports sharp declines in highway kills of deer in Henrys north from there. However, he Boundary County where a three-yea- r experiment has cautioned anglers to watch out Snow been conducted. The deerease amounted to 47 percent. for air pockets. He said ice was too thin for That, it appears to me, is worthwhile saving. Sez the Sourdough Kid: Charity begins at home safety on the tower end of the Aid . f ; An adage indestructible . . . Yet its the only chari- reservoir, particularly around Snov mobiles are beirg ued the dam. ty-. . . That is not tax deductible. this winter to get into lakes and too-lai- rs , Machines Fish Work - - Benjamin added that roads on the north end of the reservoir had been slippery and snow covered in recent days. One party was stranded recently in drifts on the highway to Green River, t Rifle Experts Chart Dates For 10 Safety Courses instructors around the. tte Saturday reported regis- tijuon dates for a record 10 Rifle and hunter-survivc (jirses. Most of the courses are slatted for northern Utah cities in .March and April. gup-safet- y All Wyo. m- - Du,n Ca,l instructor. OGDEN Friday March 21, Weber County Library, 2444 Jefferson, 6 30 p m Wlllard water, instructor PAVS0N -T- hur5tl"v' M-,3' Amr registered instructors are asfced to report to Lee Robert-so- j, n safety officer for the of Fish and Game, on dates Divi-s-ro- ofpew classes. $The schedule: - LAKE Monday, March 10, Hgh( 4195 S 3200 Wttt, 7 , Instructor. 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For the most part, when the Lich places, But it dos matter that in directed Oil The Union firm, slaughter is done, cnly a few cd Fted time, the Union O!' rig will be con- - by blunt, birdwatchers, stairy-eveback digging, because money is P'vationlsts expiess dismay Hatley, did not have a shining But now and then the waste is record of compassion for any .that important, In 1967, There will be a day when of conservation. so enoimous, done with such on do show up the company was twice charged oidinary men can walk some that rogance, it? to wail at the wake, pollution violations and vvater because the lakes and the (with Such was the case root "tly, only two weeks before the rig rivers will be that thick with Gary Goodrich, left, and Ted Friest Goodritli tracked down with his dogs it was acrused of dumping scum, and the oceans will be of Bluebell examine a mountain lion after it had raided a turkey farm. when a Union Oil Co. rigof 1blew 500 barrels of crude into the belched out 200,000 gallons yellow, and the sun will turn . brow n trying to burn through , sirupy crude oil into the sea Santa Ana River. around Santa Barbara, Calif., the smog. Diagging Drill killing all it touched, staining a the And the mountains will have blue ocean with the blackness of The day the well went been leveled, and what hasn't one, rorremtier, tar. boen polluted will be paved with -ito mess anythin up going Wide Attention And then a man willUnion Oil Co. was dragging a concrete. The schedule of solunar periods, has his Turkey-Killin- g been taken from Mrs Richard Alden take sn ,0 ,a monument. The Santa Barbara disaster drill up from 3,500 feet, and Knight': Solunar Tab'es Plan your days llvln ' atld hhow bimA ,lp so that you will be fishing in good terbewent. whole attention the national ,vav thing pulled ritory or hun ng in good cove- - during will tree And that earth. on tree these times, if you wish to f ird the bet cause of the size of its destrucThe filth covered 400 square sport that each day has to offer intermore even it is But tion. boldor m ma The periods ere shown These begin at the times face ype And wont that be wonderful. esting because this is a classic shown and last for an hour and a half or two hours thereafter The minor pe Sign of is done almost what example nods, shown in regular type, art of somewhat shorter duration ror had brought the cat down to daily, and how mans cold indit- BALTIMORE (UPI) Special to The Tribune 9 50 3:3J 9 15 3 05 Mar. 9 Sunday ference to everything except a lands burd or iod- Minor Mai or Minor Mat or Datt Day Counsne Duch major thor- AM PM. kuck can leave a pig sty where oughhied race tracks, Bowie, 05 northern of 10 20 10 55 In some areas 10 Monday .vie h. Thoro S 45 55 3 rat ?ftpr non 11 Tuesday 11.15 I tv Laurel and Pimlico, announced 4 05 12 10 4 45 .i" Duchesne County there is two beauty used to grow. 12 Wednesday and ...os. of the Boltuns to 20 00 13 Thursday ta.keys Santa worried but Two town close t0 g ago, Qme years 'Saturday they nave signed an 2 IS 8 35 55 I ns 54 Friday FREE 9 20 3 2 50 8 55 15 Saturday had disappeared. Bolton' thought they the heavy snow Barbara officials asked the mte--1 agt cement permitting them to' turkeys 3 55 10 M 3 35 9 45 16 Sunday share revenues and eliminate ESTIMATES 'had seen cat tracks arund his, and cold weeather had brought rjor department for a tke ca down 4 hunt tor food. buffer zone to protect its waters controversy ove, racing dates. place, but not the animal that BESTWAY CONST. the In some ateas of northern from an oil rig exploding mtoiThe agreement enables Ml ll made them. . Tim, I. MIO S. meet future to better trniks massive two H m iiiiwtr, Duchesne County there is pollution. Last year, despite assurances competition Calls The Dogs feet of snow still in the fields. Man to Call Theres fishing news from Montana. Nonresidents Dick Benjamin, dstrict forest have been able to buy a season license for $15 or a ranger, said, A forest patrolGoodrich has become known y license for $5. man and several other persons as the person to call when there r ,, been a haven for the se Solunar Periods Duchesne County Hunt Group Takes Firm Stand , It v ill take five years to restore hho eroolopy of the sea which e. duck-stam- p It's only a bean, said the Wonderful Wizards of Washington. Maybe it was, but Utahs total hunters dropped off several thousands. And only last year did that it could never happen, oil sucks began to show up alorg shoreline the Santa R.ubar for ail ex ten- F.esidents sion of the buffer zone, winch would luce pi evented the Union Oil ng from burrowing m that se. torn Stew.u t ef tie sea I dull, then spoietaiv of lnteri said he'd keep an eve on the ' oppratjpns ' bilion to the federal govern seal and the rare sea otter. Greed Directed iinent in rentals, rovalties and Broken Field bonus pav meats for dulling . It falls, of course, that any- . It doesn't matter that Hartley " the nKh,s Tccmhht1 conceive anvbodv vell-dithing that lives must one dav 1 mon s C0,1,Mbu,u,n But the attack cn this na'- - a,0 ' '(1,400,000 mg that much about a few tions outdoor regions is more Walter who protested paid things dying, or that The it is directed Ef to" m.v m ! mm, K,w of money doesnt rustle in terior, ran a broken field of' v Now H17 They Die, These Lovely Spots, And Hardly Anybody Cries Proposal to Hike Duck Stamp . 19 by Don Brooks :: 9, Seeburq Pistributr rs) Salt Lake C ty, Utah Phone 328 1636 reservoirs normally inaccessible to allow biologists to check on potential fish kills due to low oxygen level checks have been Sheep Creek Lake in Daggett County is one of the Lakes where oxygen level cehcks have been made. When you purchase any of the Service Specials listed below |