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Also at Monday meeting: @Ahunterfrom the southern region asked the hoard to cut in half Utah's muzzleloader and archery seasons, saying @Part of the Book Cliffs limited-entry elk unit will probably be closed, the board said, and hunterfees refunded because of the continuing wildfires. Joel Prandsen of Utah's divi sion of forestry. “We're getting our butts kicked. It's a tough situation For fish, things are bad from the Sevier River north to Bear Lake. At popular angling spots such as Panguitch Lake, Sco field Reservoir and Otter Creek, water levels are. pro jected to fall as low as 8 percent to 10 percent of normal levels by late August For the first time, wildlife officials are bracing to enforce conservation pools’ or minimum reservoir levels that prohibit irrigators from com pletely draining reservoirs that contain fish Deer herds have fallen. by 10,000 over the past year the first drop of any kind since the winter of 1992-93, High country springs and seeps are drying up, drivingbig game herds onto irrigated farmland. In the Uinta Basin, people already are findingdead fawns, A record fire season has scorched winter ranges across the state. | would rather see deer and elk harvested than a wholesale die-off,” said Clay Hamann, a central region advisory council member. “Nobody likes to see starving animals. Board members moved to thin big-game animal numbers by bumping up antlerless permits Farmers, ing permits cut becauseofthe ‘ought, Layaway with 10%Down! upset *that cattle we being liquidated and graz asked the board to iriseer andek populations ‘commensurate with livestock herd reductions. » Men's & Women’s Extra Bonus! wens 2 Women's $19.99 $34.99 FREE get the second pair Reg. $45-S oe. Saree Lahaina Surf and Sport t-shirt with every SWimsuits Select Group Billabong Hooded Sweatshirts Women’s Silver Brand Congratulations! Your Family Loves and Honors You! Sandals Buy one pair, Extra Bonus! FREE Roxy or Quiksilver Lanyard Men's Discontinued| Lahaina Hooded $75 purchase! Loose Fi Umit 000 per customer, Silver Tab Jeans Zia, Marks 65 years of Wedded Bliss. All Remaining Women’s Reg. $70 Happy 65th Anniversary ay &June Jensen July 22, 2002 Select Group of et ©9077 t 77/83. sh $19.99 with every $25 purchase! | | |