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Show Lakeside Review South, Wednesday, October 24, 1984 Snow Jakes Its Toll f SELF IMPROVEMENT THRU BEHAVIORAL GENETICS , Deer Season Starts Slow : Hb Requiring chains and roaring engines for mud and snow, mother nature hedged up the way for even the hardiest of mountain top outdoorsmen. It was a tough opener for 1984. Things were pretty slow in northern Utah, said Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Officer Grant Jens. W Hunter pressure was down and the kill was down. Although things were better than we expec- - ted, fewer younger deer were taken. smorgasboard of deer. On the average 60 percent of the deer taken are young bucks. This year only 30 percent of the harvest has been yearlings, with places like Lost Creek having only 10 percent of the kill being still get out and get a buck. yearling deer. Hunting this year is from the bottom up. Several hunters have reported hiking up into the Northern Wasatch Front mountains to find no hunters and a Classes start Oct. 29 and Nov. 7. your Behavior thru Genetics will help you understand yourself and how you appear to others. You will learn how to face problems such as obesity, why you want to escape from your problems, depression, rationalization and Knowing others. Jens said that hunters could There is good hunting ers are careful. 7B your creative gifts and to control your behavior thru knowledge and direction. You will study about yourself as an individual, marriage, teens, and children. This will help you work with your family at well as help yourYou will also recognize learn if hunt- self. We Go find an area with some good cover. Sneak out and glass for the big bucks, he said. take positive steps and eliminate all nega- implications. . Nothing it impossible. You can do anything ; you make up your mind to do! The classes will be taught by behavior genetics specialist JoAnn Weaver. She has taught and counseled for over 4 years and it now writing a tive Photo by Rodney Wright And hopefully the weather might clear up just a bit and give us a break from this stormy, sloppy, snowy mess. he said. are giving hunters more of a run for their money of snow this year, but the still are their bucks. hunters bagging good THE DEER because of the overabundance book on School Problems. Persons interested in classes should call Weaver BPS at JoAnn ' Elk Herds Getting Stronger 7 - That massive member of the deer family we respectfully call Elk are getting stronger in Utah. Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Officer Grant Jens said, This year was one of the better elk hunts weve had. The Elk herds have been slowly but steadily increasing in numbers and distribution. "Jens said the number of hunt-er- 5 was down this year in northern Utah. ;We opened more units down south and its possible that hunters went down this year to check them out. In the north hunting was good. The Cache Unit and Hardware Rpnch areas produced good numbers of successful hunters. jThere were good hunts on the Ogden River unit also. iWe had no complaints about hunter distribution this year and I think hunters had a good time , WE GUARANTEE... Prices effective through Nov. 3, 1984 Product Satisfaction If for any reason a pro- duct purchased from Boise Cascade doesnt Lowest Price If you find someone with lower advertised prices on identical items that they have in stock and if these items are part of our regular inventory, we will meet their price. Just bring in a current competitor ad. satisfy your needs, bring it back within 30 days with proof of purchase and your money will be cheerfully refunded. Jejns said. ;He went on to explain that elk herds are not subject to mass population fluctuations like deer. iElk can make it through the winter. Because of their large b6dy size and ability to eat different things they are just more DR300Q. VJ!5Ss SECURITY LIGHT gyens-Comin- g 0088 w sur-vjvab- he said. Mercury Vapor ;And Jens predicts that elk hunting in Utah should continue to slowly improve in coming Each Automatic onoff. years. '.Successful hunters leave the cpunty, Jens said. ; Successful elk hunters are generally consistant and they know where the elk are. !They know where the elk go after the shooting starts. They ffnd an area and stick with it and york it. Elk hunting takes alot of hard work but it has a way of getting into your blood. he said. 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