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Show , , ' - . , - ' g ,.. ,., ,,,,,4 .,., , .. . t , , f ,;:.i'.::.-,.:',- .' I vi,:r.,' . , 1.:,:',I;.2:3.-:-...1-;:- ......) ,.. ,0 ' , M., Da). ., . ,.: AY, NOVEMBE,R 4, 1976 DESERET NEWS, .. , , :,,, . , , . , t..- .. 4;:it...',.. , - ?, ..,,1,...: '', :::',...... s ,, 4 . r :. r,'Ll - ,t- .,.. , ;4,4 ,:, , '.,;,,,,VIIIIIIIIIMISMIEW t..,,,,,,t,1;4 I, .':'.: ., rev I '.'.. ::. . ..!:,.4. ,. 4, I,;', S ' 1111, . '. e , . ,,,,,w' ak.e.,24 f.....'e. 1 , i t.,..,...,:::,, ,,g ti.::.:.!'1,.,.. , I ,I..,;,,34;,,ii,s-'-c. ; ., ,.,,.', !;.; ? re 4 ' i.,'Lt.-- , . ,, , ''- a ,:, , --' ,4!, ...,. ,.,,,,,,,,,2 ,,,.., - : A,, ;-- ' 44 ts., .t . The long term gauge for hunting remains the ,bird's habitat. . . "The old saying. 'The pheasant rides on the ;Jed ii;cr.ii CZ;Ittat,' ccre.....17 ...ed: trt: c . Art q ill j hold only so many pheasants.. As the pheasant's ' habitat shrinks, so does the population." Nish said. ::::: He went on to explain that as the pheasant rides, so does the hunter. "It would behoove the hunter to select a hunting s: area early and then make all the arrangements with ;' the owner to hunt on the property before the hunt. It's : poor judgment to go into the field on hunt day and hope to find an area to hunt. And it's even worse to hunt on private property without permission. "A lot of farmers open their lands now, but that , may not be the case in years to come if hunters abuse : the right," noted Nish. '4 Best counts from conservation officers have ','. come from the southern part of the state. The lowest ....figures come from the southeastern section. '' The pheasant season will open Saturday and for the most part (lose Nov. 14. Utah County, however, will close Nov. 10. State and federal lands subject to , ,. restrictions and closures are open until Dec. 5. Limit under all conditions is two roosters -daily , with four in possession after the first day. ,. When all the facts are passed and figures put to rest, the one big element on the pheasant hunt remains luck. Just being in th e right place at the right time , This year there should be more lucky hunters. . , c7 ll '4 frt jL i 11 r !!' ,1 I t i fr. ki rl 1 '''' I -- t , ;-- ,,, 4 L t, - , 040.4.,.. , i4 ' 0., - , .., ,,. He says to put away the lawn mowers, clippers and rakes, store the boat and lock tip the golf clubs. "It's skiing time," the Chicker chirped. Then he had to look at the mountains. Someone forgot to tell the rainmakers it's ski time. "We're almost ready for another great season at Alta. We have taken out the old Albion lift and ,;....., c,.::.,,,,,,..: , 1, : , :::,..1.-'ii- 74 .:, L. HACK 147... 'sin 1 : tf - - :z:7,p3.--- - . ' - 4z ..::.: Esi,,,A i,,, t 4;r, SPORTS EDITOR , !:, Von, a Mon replaced it 91.th 9n vItr9-mmoWe removed have lift. hills, groomed performance 1 ,',14:::4 - rocks and stumps. We're ready to go." But someone upstairs is holding things up. Deer s haitera have been having the best and dryest camps so., ,,,, ,. ever. ,y,;:.fi Fishermen are sleeping in their vans it nd ;.,',$ , ,, campers to catch the evening and then the morning fishing before heading to the office. , Golfers are playing springtime 'Red and Blue , ',:f ,' tournaments six months ahead of schedule. And the .,,,. of the best Indian summer , citizenry is enjoying one seasons it has known. So emotions are mixed somewhat. '71'!'7.1ge , !,4 rn , . ;.4 , 1 ,.',,,,,..; ;,.; Now irs the skier's tom :;,-e- I think its time skierb had their .turn at the weather. I've never seen hills as dry as they are in ,, ,,.. any November. I sat on the top ridges which overlook Mill Hollow in 1 !?,,,,. 4 country Tuesday. Avintaquin : to water 1 Sheep were being moved off the top eould tell where every You bowl. a dust was It holes, L....-herd of blimp was by the dust they put tntl tbe t.t4y they 'wen), You could watcil hoiers. le motor ridges for as far as they eye could see. ::,;.. 4' We waked trails In several inches of dust. We , -.4. - i Iki I r--s- ; g: r t., ,..., ;k4 , Al V; st:.(3 d (ft - . . 1 ' .' ......: 4- , , ,,,';- k ' , ,.." - K.,. r. ' .4 - ''''''''J';''''41'.'!.."'.7..-e,- ri- mitir...g ,,...,, :A. ! .5,::::,.,,:,,, ,,,,,T, '2,... I- - ,,:..,.::. . l'.4k;---,,,-sfSi.;:.',::71,- , -- ' . - .4, , ' 4 1- .,,,,,..,....,.... :...;.4:;,..,,,4.4:r,.j....4i;,,,zt.,,:sz...r.:,.....,...,,,,,,s,..;.: ,:z g ''',V -.- . "MAN.1111 .,.... -4- .- ' '' .......... . ,t.',ielry:?,4'::.::'.... ................................. .:': -, i.:,..::,, .: :',1. ..:.; : ''.'.' ,,, ' 11.,, ...,. ' '' f'..,,w i...' k ,. - '''''',,,'''''''. !,,,,.?1,,,,,,,,...,,,t,,,,!?4.-,,,,.....,- , , tAirtilt '' 1'. 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By the time I took another, and then another, almost on successive casts, I had an audience. Seemingly I had solved the evening riddle. Just had what they wanted. After I had written a story for the Dardevle annual for an old friend, Ed Eppinger, he sent me some of his latest lures to try out on Utah fish. This was one of those lures a hammered blue-silvt, which to me is a copy of the 'Lure Jensen Krocodile, which has been so good on Strawberry Reservoir. It caught fish. I pass along that information for the good of those who might wonder what to do when flies fail. Try a lure. Best time for shoreline lure fishing is at sunset when big fi.th come from deep waters ta shag shiner; in the shallows. It could work. Or it couichil I would try some of that "forgotten stuff" in the old tackle box. Who knows it may catch fish when other lures fail. 'no a...,..tiow)goiarite.111 .. . 1 -. it,w 170. 'IP it , , . f 2 , 4 1 '' (Aus' sf, I' f- . ., L g. 1 eta ,,lw41 . 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That, ;of , - , -- I a good time." 1111A0D41D Nt....":' (7 . ra 1-- n Cop-E-Ca- o Amok", . - , , - "WINTERIZE" YOUR sun-heate- sure hurt some - 1 il-t fig ' For Brent Mangum, who recently returned from an LDS church mission, it was more than just another hunt. 1!I still remember coming here 10 or 12 years ago, before I was even old enough to hInt," he soik "We really heti itoskle good times here, its fun tOcome back." Earl Greenwood, a prominent Salt Lake City attorney, said he enjoyed getting away from a rigorous offieo routiue and intn eh. outdoors more than a14thing else. "I used to be very serious about getting deer, but not any more," he said. "If I get one, fine. If I don't get one, that's fine too. It's just a rf.. el ;lfTr.2.:: i;,-- 1 0.44 t3 the outdoors with good Irleuds, relax aodbayq The weather was beautiful, but cool enough at night to make sitting up at around the fire very easy. Most of the talk was about former hunting trips in the same area, about past experiences in the same campground. Politics was a favorite subject too, with most candidates in the upcoming (now past) election getting the once-ove- r. 111111,01.L., ........11km c,:, .0,- fr-h-sy ' , OVertinC1 Mangum, Mark May and John Gleave, Jr. They went back to an old favorite campground In Jackson Draw near Little Role in Daggett County. None of them got deer opening weekend, but that really didn't seem to matter too much. "Just haing out like this, sitting around a campfire enjoying each other's company makes a trip like this worth while," said Jack May "I don't get to see John Jr. very much," added John Gleave, "and this gives us an opportunity to get together at somAing we piP81111,....;,,, filii grdo:ww . One last chance may arise for luckless hunters. notice hunts Four deer herd units may hold five-da- y following the regular season. One of the major criteria, as to whether or not these huts will be called, is the weather. Five-da-y notice control hunts are called in areas that are typically overpopulated with concentrations of deer as they move out of the high country into the foothills. This migration is determined, in part, by the amount of available food and snowfall depths. Formal announcement of the hunts will be made to the public through newspapers and other news media in the event sufficient numbers of deer move , into the areas. mentioned. 1 , ;!': , ST i,k6t.h-lAIPI- - - 5 ,04'.:-; IL. O've.aa, ! :'.4 ,:';',.... , .0'., Division of Wildlife Resources personnel at checking stations around the state remarked about the high number of familkes out for this year's hunt. "Our people reported more families than ever before. says Romer Stapley, assistant chief for big game management. "Many people are making the deer hunt an annual family outing. It's another vacation, a way to get away from every day problems for a while." , More often than not, the tradition of father-so-n hunts continues long after the sons Plo,tr-- t schooL giu a up and Idt military or church missions may interrupt for a taw years, the desire to have a hunt 'like the ' old days' remains. ' Bill Mangum,lack May, John Gleave, Earl Greenwood and Dan Gam have hunted together for almost 20 years. As their sons got old enough to hunt, they too went alogig. This year they were joined by Brent noted two elk, one a calf, had gone before us toward the Mill Hollow water hole. We saw where deer or elk had lapped up snow which remained from the light storm which passed through that urea eight days befiire:' VTAter hc,sics were baked. Some Novembers deer hunters could only get to and then by following the ridges on horses d sides of the mountains. The skiers, on these premises, are not the only ones who could use a good storm. ,., - '!e.....4 ,ts,..,,,,.,,,.,k.,...t,,,,,,,,o,,vf,i...t.:,5,o5,.u,.:...,..,.,::...,,,,:.:4.r.00,,mt;i,:,,,?fv.. J.'.::':,:,::'N ... trip near --1..te 1.t 1 1 .:, ,L. ,.., ,77.:. p I time! I,, - ' , , a : do0..: hunia Last chance deer hunts er s ..' ormr,t...,,,,;,--,-4,a,- ''', 'ALIKAINOINMIIIINTIONMSWIMMISSIOfrorTAINEPlia& By BM Ewer Deseret News sports writer "It's not the getting of the deer, but the getting out amongst the quakies." That remark, from an old time hunter and part time sage, carries more meaning than meets the eye. Now that the 1976 Utah deer hunt is history, except for the possibility of some late limited permit hunts, what do you remember most about it? Most often it isn't "the getting of the deer." but the experience enjoyed in the wilderness with friends and family. It is the stories shared around a campfire, sleeping out under the stars and. eating food cooked some place else ,other than the kitchen range, Deer hunting has become more and more a family affair. It always has been a father-eo- n outing, and most hunters, if you ask them, still remember their first time out with dad. "fc-A- ,. .,2,, . ',, 441. 1, .'S.,S!,,-;- ,..,.1:. ,. r ), ,.,,,,,,,t, t ti,i lt..l.-M:00......,'.thon.:.iiuti.-,- if weather will ; ....,k:......,::::;,,,,,,,-.,,,,- , ,, L.;1,, : :",,:,V5.:15- , r: . i 'Z ':11,,,,4,r.tri ' ';';,,",-- Making a point, Jack May, right, takes his turn during campfire chat With It, ,,:,,' ::,!:: ,.....,,, ," .,--,. ,$. ;:4,,,..,-- - .5':::.''' :::::, :14410,00emmonotAw,glardgetex.:s,Kf rt... n ,'::. 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';i,,' ., .A, , But, even with the boost, things are still a ways reaching the good hunting level. ;,,:::, There's no contesting the fact pheasants are ar.,i.aaa,,a7fa.se days. The "patient" is sick and the is more habitat 1501kt;;;j:ie4niedieu an expensive and most cure. . t-- of Peak s., 3.' the pheasant papulatdon in Utah ran ,,,...,, 1940 and 1960. Since the trend has been down. t, Last yers success botayirtad out, in fact it almost sr;',:,-- , tdropped off the charts. There were 77,568 bunters !afield in '75 and they accounted for 143,783 birds. Ftl:.,6i 4,1.4 It will be remembered, though, that the spring of te:;7,77:'4..1,7K ..",.., ...T. la." 44," w,....r. of ,,,40 !Ince., aglow r'5"271-Tcold started a series of oddities that put ways is., ... , , ; on the prized ringneck. ,, - !! , 1:':. ',',7,,,fEggs were laid late, broods hatched late, crops .',.. and were harvested late. Unfortunately the ., ., !came up ' ?only thing on time was the hunt. This year the spring was beautiful. For the first '.i.'"'''''..' time in many years temperatures actually .reached t: t :,:f, an t; ' established average. 11 And. as Darrell ,, Nish, upland game supervisor for :; the DWR pointed out, "The wanner the spring ',7.4itt temperatures, the better the pheasant production." 4,,441 ' Last year roadside counts by the DWR were 6.,,,,i, ; r',".,-,:made difficult by the lateness of the crops. Thus sound figures came from only a few areas. ' ri---It was established, though, that the unusual : circumstances did nothing but damage production. I,IF Over the few ,,,, past years, Mill has been running a :,;,,,,i, :Special study for the month of April. He's charted the rseit '..,i average temperature:Jor the rainy month and the ii resulting success on the November hunt. '.- It --Oddly enough, the two lines almost parallel each 6 F:.: ,,'otheis. For example, in '69 temperatures were above lk..4,1 , the average and hunting was good. It4"11 i''' Since then, the average thermal rating for the month has been down and with it the number of birds i4' - bagged . ,. t,.. Nish listed this as a short term gauge on pheasant ., ', ,, . i - ,, ' ' , - ',,,,1,,,,- 7.:''' :" JrOrrA91vot -- j ",:,..-iTh- .. ' ' :,.:, ' , - ' , 1 1'''''-,.,,- ' ,:-r-,- - .,::f , ,,,,, ,141r,,,, ts, y Ray Grass .7 .,...., ' gi . '.,f . , News &porta writer F71',Je Pheasant bunting 'will be better, but not good. II... , the way things are F haping up in the closing ;days before the Saturday opening of the 1978 bunt s::' ..'' According to counts by the Division of Wildlife ; 1..,.,:14.tBesources, there are more pheasants pecking grain over last. . ' Z, 4 ,;.....1.7. ., , , . 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