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Show - i: 2C r r( , DESERET NE'Vs, Monday; October 23, 1967 a O Inloglh), Lake country good in some canyons. Leaves gone, good visibility. Five elk killed in two canyons, arrests pending, according to big game chief Earl Sparks. Much hunter co- City Area Shoots Slow . By HARTT WIXOM j ! - che st Th H0al,l Spa hunting success and dry. Fillmore regular either sex hunt good high, after three days, but poor opening - The 1967 deer hunt opener is now history. How would it compare with other years? After checking camps from south slope of the Uintas into the Daniels Canyon area, and with the check station there, it would appear something like this: better than 1965, and with late reports, comparable to last year. COUNTY F urmHurnmm . . ARMS stomach day, DAGGETT hape-U- p kill- Buck only hunt, pressure ' light and light Conditions hot - v Fitness J OAK Utahs deer hunt, opening slowly Saturday, moved Into the better category Monday as back country hunters re turned with bucks. ' in finding elk operation ers. Deseret News Sports Writer - t J Ini (U Ini'S ; . lYAur thighs -H- unting success poor. Deer best high, few deer reported teen, or taken in low areas around Flaming Gage Reservoir. Dai Smith re-- ported little evidence of any migrations from Uinta Moun- IBS. success - m tains. Possibly because of the STRAWBERRY RESER-VOIwarm, dry, and dusty hills, Hunting comparable hunters had to go high for to last year,' according to Don best success. ' Grayston, ,Salt Lake City, For example in the hunt "Saw same' amount of deer as 1966, but in shorter span of taken by Hiram McDonald time." Harold: Grayston took and this writer on Tabiona-FarCreek-Roc- k Creek 'we Many small bucks taken by hunters who knew found bucks in the black pine area, others poor. country under the rims at about 9.500 feet, bagging Scofield , PRICE AREA But we saw fair, Joes Valley good. Public few deer, with success low, in 'hunting area on Range Creek the bottomland camps. One y best In Price area, according camp near the farm Creek-Roc- k to Verg Draney, southeast Creek ' summit bad t I e supervisa. seven bucks, and many others V live illegal elk taken in Beahad two or three bucks. Hunver Canyon near Scofield, W ters had some nice bucks on arrests pending. Forests tinthe Ute Indian special permit der dry, some fires quelled. xexeeUM&atwWU 6s UJE4& area of Rock Creek. One was Most bucks taken small Larry Peterson, ' Roosevelt, lorry Peterson skins eut big Rock Creek buck. MOAB AREA High areas who had a big . , i , most deer in oak brush poor, Few of these deer were resembled a busy supermardoes sighted. Daniels Canyon ster. Party of eight had four belt . Pine Ridge and Ray taken early Saturday mornMesa good. Dolores Triangle ket late Saturday to Monday, Woodland fair. and buds. Lance Farnsworth, only Riley ing. Most came later, as hunconwith dozens of ho report, expect good huntknow those who area good for first time hunter, took ters realized they had to go servation officers and trainees ing later with snow. Elk area. , a higher into the rims and moving hundreds of from Dairy Fork Ridge poorer than usual. campers, upper ridges. Reports woe . NORIB SLOPE UINTAS -Pan'd "truck-trailer- s Henry Mountains extremely poor from the extremely high jeeps oor. Lynn Mitchell. of Salt slow. Blue Ridge good, but at a through clip. rapid baldies' of the Uintas, with WOLF CREEK PASS -C- deer in heavy cover, heavy foThree-da- y re- Lake City reports taking migration apparently ' well in Mt Elizabeth area, anyon jammed with camps liage and crackling dry ports: under way. only buck in party of eight and hunters. Hot, dry, dusty SPANISH FORK CANTON Few deer seen. Little snow, conditions, sane big bucks At' the Daniel's Canyon taken. Many frustrated hunt Some big bucks, but many dry forests, tough hunting. check station hunters, after three days, woe bringing camps without deer Monday. Lynns soft Mike took a big ers reported seeing only does. Scattered success over through a fair share of big Northrop Garfield, Draper, bobcat from area. Tabby- Mountain.' Sane bucks bucks high in pounders. bagged big WilMANTI MOUNTAIN from Red Creek. One hunter Water area. First the Current Creek, Canyon Upper lis Wright reports a comparareported does, no bucks oa north Book Cliffs, some areas Roads and access good, foble hunt to last year, with vetSand Creek. Many camps of Lake Folk and Diamond liage thick, deer holding tight, eran hunters taking bucks or with bucks north and east of Votvfortlie Mountain above Vernal paid few chances lor good shots. Mai tigfirtliai getting chances. Jack EdTabiona, most of them high. off for the wen equipped. HEBER Pole Canyon, wards, hunting east of Thistle, Lynn Coombs, Salt Lake City, tti Problems There were sane big bucks Deer took the largest reported from and party had chances on Big Grove taken east of Salt Lake City, high, but tinder dry condition north Manti, a spread. bucks, but didnt get them. more so than most years, but made stalking in heavy cover Clyde Edwards, Orem, took a Lynn took bohcat hills near metropolitan cen- almost Impossible. Dan big buck and Wright a ters were generally poor. Hunt hoi RICH COUNTY buck. Wright reports Wright reports taking two The Daniels check station small bucks in party, many seeing six bucks, one a mon dry, dusty, fair auccess. Bear R 4 - ' I al n fish-gam- u I - MEN: ?ti- - full-tim- - - 5 fair-goo- it; fl. U to - - c- area-by-ar- 175-22- 5 Mi yw meat - you vouid ca It to Wi,hU ohyScl condition d. 32-ln- - George South Utah Hunt Good' USU Stuns Rams In Late Surge Continued from Pag By HACK MILLER Deseret News. Spats Edita C--l stayed with it and has been a ST. GEORGE Deer hunt big factor in USU successes this success was hampered by j season. heavy foliage and ample water, Pappas hit Hall tor 10 yards but hunters still enjoyed 57 per and a score with 9:30 remaining cent success here tee first two and then again fa with T:20 and the capacity, noisy days. crowd was suddenly stunned A total of 1,387 hunters and silent There was still plen- checked 802 deer through the Santa Clara station, reprety of time. success from senting The defense held the Rams the hills of southern Utah. Hunt-te- n offense and the valtried again were taking bucks in about iantly fa a win. Pappas moved a e ratio, indicating USU to the CSU 24 where Jim more were out fbr the sport field, goal Murphy's effort was blocked by end rather than meat" this year , Mike Jones, a nuisance for the than most Veteran rancher Clair Hafen, Big Blue all day. Mills is sore about the off- who has spent much time in tee hills, reported lush iciating In the last drive. After nearby feed Pappas moved the ball to the grass and exceptional CSU 27, the clock showed 20 sec- much like the 1965 hunt when onds but it .took all but three deer were high and scattered. seconds to move the chains and Most of the bucks were taken, get the ball' in play. It should have been official time, said 0 Salt Lake City c BIFORI October in contrast to northern and eastern Utah, at fairly low altitudes, d up mountains. 24-2- 9 5 to 10 P.M. 278-28- TuesThurs. Sat. 7 AM. to 7 PM. Just Two unable to see Nic on either of these two days, write to Gene Ewing, Employment Manager, Yosemite National Park; California 95389. Include personal data, marital status, resume of skiing background, instructing experience, references. y 4 H- V far your haiM, car, at butinata. Saa in far larvica bnyend tha call af duty. o Ha bar J. Orant Ca. Intaraaca 30 Sa. 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