Show Wednesday October 2 1968 Six Student Life — Utah State University Hunts Open Reports ‘Fair’ VS Q Two Logan players Phil Olsen and Alan Harris have taken hon ors as Utah State University's biggest and smallest football per-forme- rs Olsen playing at the defensive slot tips the scales at 252 pounds to make him the heaviest man on USU’s squad of 75 play end SIC! Mike Smith Scattergunners were out in force this weekend as the opening day for five species of game birds and the cottontail rabbit rolled around in a big opening for the upland game buffs Chukar hungarian partridge forest grouse sage grouse wild turkey and cottontail hunts opened at daylight September 28 However Sage grouse season closed September 29 but chukar and hungarians will continue for a long season through J54 Page 7 ers Others giving Olsen a run for his money were defensive tackles at 251 Mick Alvarez Fred Workman at 246 and Doug Gos nell at 245 Gosnell is the tall est Aggie standing 6 feet 4 i2 inches as compared to Olsen’s 64 Vi stature Harris a sophomore fullback who prepped at Skyview High weighed some 96 pounds less than Olsen a mere 156 to qual ify as USU’s lightest man Place kicker Tod Ortlip was runnerup at ed pounds while Harris shar shortest honors with tailback 162 Craig “Hawk" Jarrell Both stand 5 feet 7 inches The Utag gridders overall re turned to campus in late August in trim condition the 63 mem bers of the team who partici pated in spring practice losing average of 41 pounds per man during the offseason A total of 48 players lost some 287 pounds and 11 men added a total of 29 pounds Four remain exactly the same Subtracting 29 from 287 results in a net loss of 258 pounds which divided by 63 results in the 41 pound average weight weight of the is sophomore NOTICEABLE MOST losers transfer Workman He has taken off 14 pounds and scales in at 246 Harris Ortilip defensive back Bob Peters and quarterback John Pappas showed losses of 14 13 12 and pounds respectively but of having padded their weights for the spring game program 11 are suspect January 15 Chukar and hungarians will be legal targets statewide with a bag and possession limit on each bird of eight and sixteen respectively This years forest grouse hunt for ruffed and blue grouse through October 29 with the bag and will continue statewide possession limit of four I ' and eight Wild turkey hunters must pick up a turkey permit before going out to the Boulder Mountain East Zion or La Sal Mounis Zion East the and bird limit a on two areas There tain bag Boulder areas and a one bird bag limit on the La Sal Mountains Cottontails will be legal game until March 1 with bag and possession limit of ten and twenty Little pressure is expected on the rabbit until late this fall or early winter when other types of hunting have slowed down or seasons on birds and big game have closed For the fisherman general fishing season is open through November 30 with fair fishing reported for the northern area Willard Bay is reported as good for bass with the best time being late evenings Lures and bait are working best Early morning and late evening fishing at Hyrum Reservoir for rainbow is good especially at the inlet Blacksmith Fork is reported good for rainbow and browns with bait lures and flies doing the trick Rainbow fishing at Rock Port Reservoir rates poor while Woodruff Reservoir rates a fair Worms and lures are working best Moose Hunts Open Elk hunts open Saturday October 5 for all elk units except the Ileaston and Fish Lake The moose hunt on the north slope of the Uinta Mountain opens for the ten permit holders on this unit Additional areas have been included in the open area for bull elk hunters this season and these new units have attracted added hunters to the open bull elk hunting just initiated last Elk and moose year Both the Cache and Nebo areas are expected to attract a large number of hunters due to their proximity to metropolitan areas and to their generally good hunting How the hunters will fare this year is difficult to predict since the open bull elk areas expanded but something about like last years 20 percent on the open bull hunt should w-er- be close All elk and moose areas are declared temporary game preserves and the only persons who may carry firearms are those persons possessing elk or moose permits except that game bird hunters may carry shotguns or cottontail rabbit hunters may carry shotguns or 22 caliber rifles Bull elk or moose hunters must keep natural evidence of the sex of the animal attached to a considerable portion of the carcass Wearing of red or yellow clothing is required during all big game hunts and it is recommended this same practice be followed by bird hunters who may be in the mountains during the big game seasons for their own protection John E Phelps Director of the Division of Fish and Game asked that all hunters both upland game and big game use are an courtesy when in the field this fall and do their part in aiding the sportsman-landow'ne- r relations Director Phelps also requested assistance of the sporting public to maintain a good record in their driving fire prevention and other good conduct habits in addition to the observance of the Fish and Game regulations governing their outdoor activities Furbearer Trapping Opens Utah’s 1968-6furbearer trapping season is set to ojien October 1 for beaver and mink with a later November opening or marten as set by the Board of Fish and Game at an earlier in Salt Lake City meeting The Board again gave complete protection to the otter by declaring no open season for this year Fish and Game Board members set regulations essentially the same as past years by setting the beaver mink season as October 1 through May 15 on a statew ide basis There are a few closed areas this year and trappers will have to check the trapping proclamation for these areas rules for beaver are the same requiring each a88‘n8 beaver pelt to be tagged with a tag available from conservation officers before the skins may be sold FebMarten trapping will be open November 15 through ruary 28 and anyone desiring to trap marten must first obtain a cost-fre9 i i j e a permit trapping furbearers in Utah must first obtain license and abide by those rules set in the furbearer trapping Mew IHloinidla This lean lithe Honda 125 Super Sport can be the answer to a lot of 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