Show Standard-Examin- 3 Sunday October 23 1983 er Outdoors Certain breed prefers to hunt fish only Most people can conjure up an example of that certain breed of sportsman who's just not happy unless his hunting and fishing are Bert Strand real tough This is the type of fellow who doesn't seem able to enjoy getting out into the wilds unless he is going at it in ways others firmly feel would cause suffering “The tougher things are the better” is his motto Standard-Examin- er outdoors columnist t its heavy enough to stop a freight train are icing on the cake And there are plenty more out- A great experience is sneaking up on a herd of antelope on your belly in a dust storm over terrain there’s nothing to compare with hunting elk up a frozen mountainside in heavy timber with lots of windfall or watching a mountain pass from an exposed position for six hours with the temperature at zero and a gale out of the northeast driving hard sleet parallel to the earth from beneath a tent collapsed by the weight of snow around the rod handle is a delight for some Breaking through the ice on Taking a whitefish off a hook Bear Lake in with a on a snowy bank beside the Locar mile will hike back the to gan River with a below zero temmake some fellows whoop and a is for treat perature reading holler out of sheer joy anglers who enjoy things tough There are more such “pleasant” Spin fishing in a blizzard at experiences relished by those who Locomotive Springs with ice in like things extra tough when out the line guides and fingers frozen fishing or hunting covered with thorny plants Few things can compare with a week in a elk hunting camp when the weather alternates between cold rain sleet snow and freezing nights There's a certain amount of unexplainable thrill in digging out high-count- mid-Janua- ry ry door opportunities that make Nothing can slow him down or dampen his enthusiasm There seems no limit to the things he can endure things that others would shun as a form of torture He’s the sort of guy who flings his sleeping bag on the frozen ground under open skies to spend the night He leaps out before dawn in a raging snowstorm to crack the ice out of the coffee pot nil in his bare feet This brand of hunter never pays any attention to problems such as getting a buck deer with antlers like tree branches off a mountain A few cliffs to rappel are just the ticket He grins at clambering over small mountains of dead fall or negotiating slippery rock slides Working through thickets deep enough to hide the light and such a sportsman leap with unbridled joy When it comes to small game there’s nothing like hunting forest grouse in wet oak brush or heavy willow stands on an icy morning It’s also a bit of a task to hunt chukar partridge where the birds can sprint up desert cliffs and steep mountainsides to their hearts’ content Wading through miles of soft-bottom- ed marsh hunting 250-pou- 100-fo- step can be mighty tough When it comes to big game it’s tough if ot Most-Wante- o) c Wil- son’s snipe rates high among tough small game hunts For pure fun try hunting pheasants in swamp tules and wild rose bushes horseweed thickets willow bats and potholes and marsh edges that are not quite frozen Jump shooting ducks over ice that holds your weight for a second and then breaks with every snow-chok- ’ Shop Early & Save on Our Big Selection d Electronic Gifts! 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left-win- OGDEN — The Weber County Sheriffs Mountain Rescue Unit will offer an injury manage-- f ment course that includes a six- hour session on wilderness medi- -' cine course described by instructor Dave Black as a “mini-EM- T course” includes instruction pa management of life threatening injuries and traumas patient assessment and emergency first aid It also includes car- Copies Personal Tapes Two Tapes In Sequence uer' dubbing decks with auto-levZer and continuous play a?p‘ belt drive turntable 27Va-high matchinq speakers in walnut vinyl rack PC compatible e n his support of designated wilderness areas Francine Giani press secretary for Bangerter said the governor would have no comment The groups cited Owens for his environmental stands on the Central Utah Project including support for minimum stream flows on Uinta Basin Rivers and the Lower Provo River a Utah Lake wildlife refuge and a CUP mitigation plan to restore Great Salt Lake wetlands They also cited his support of fisheries and wildlife in the Strawberry Valley and his support of a strong Bureau of Land Management wilderness bill for Utah Day said Bangerter had prevented professionals at the Division of Wildlife Resources from speaking out on wildlife issues He called the DWR “the invisible ago Day told a news conference last division of state government" week that every major Utah conRudy Lukez of the Utah Sierra servation and sportsmen’s group Club said it was rare that a memthat he knew of had endorsed the ber of his organization could sit two Democratic candidates next to a representative of the Memberships of the organizations National Rifle Association and are estimated at around 50000 find a place to agree “Wildlife is not an issue that Among the groups backing g Wilson and Owens were the Utah belongs to liberals in Hunters Federation the Utah AuNew York City” he said dubon Society the Utah WilderAlan Carver chairman of the ness Association the Utah Utah Shooting Sports Council BASS Federation the Utah which serves as the local voice Shooting Sports Council the for the NRA has endorsed WilUtah Sportsman Alliance the Pason and Owens The national cific States Rifle Association the NRA organization has remained Timp Field Trials Club the Utah neutral in the governor’s race Game Hound Association Elk while endorsing Owens Unlimited the Utah Coalition of Carver said he had concerns Muzzleloaders and the Utah Valabout a Bangerter speech to Utah law enforcement officials that exley Fly Rodders Brunsdale Kenley pressed reservations about an unof the Utah Roundtable of restricted right to bear arms and suggested a hard look be taken at Sportsmen and Conservationists said Bangerter has leaned toward laws controlling the sales of handagriculture and extractive mineral guns interests at the expense of wildHe said the governor’s rating life was sent back to Washington “The possibility of having a NRA headquarters as less than an conservationist and a sportsman “A” rating but that it was representing Utah at both the fedchanged nationally and no eneral and state level is exciting” dorsements were issued The govsaid Brunsdale ernor received $5000 in The groups praised Wilson for campaign contributions from the his support of wildlife on public NRA four years ago The NRA lands his promise to appoint a will not financially participate in sportsman’s representative to the the governor’s race this year State Land Board and his promMary Jolley the federal liaison ise to initiate a bonding program at the NRA’s Institute for Legisto rebuild the state’s deteriorating lative Action said that group was fish hatcheries endorsing Owens and had been of his cited also support sending letters of endorsement They the restoration of wildlife general and bumper stickers to all NRA members in Utah’s 2nd district funds to their 1982 level his supwithin said both Bangerter and WilShe elk of transplants port son received “A" ratings and neiUtah his opposition to legislation his 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