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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, September 22. 197S THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 rnr - , ' ' , DESERET NEWS 1978, :r ' " . V V H 7 t TV . coma... share hi . 66th nravsrssry t S r a keuW rASKtyr ;,f O' Cf -- v 7 -- 12 Jr-' A-v- V IT v V 3A'i17 i Y&r'f? ' t ' v '.- - k- SPECIAL r 4'" tv Florsheim Shoe L jwKxrjJi kS7& .SW )vvMWMkmrjm30KKaiP.. FASHION PLACE & ZCMI CENTER Deportment Hunters Ray Merkley (left), Steve Kener and Bob Reeves bagged some nice pheasants last year on the opener. This year the trio will be trying to match the record. So what does this mean to the Utah pheasant Well, he can hope for a better hunt and barring some unforeseen change, the hunter should find better hunting mm The pheasant is not the easiest bird in the world to hunt You can spot him onp minute and then spend the next hour workmg the little clump of brush you saw him enter and swear he never left, and come up empty-hande- d Even after one of these elusive birds has been hit, no easy task to finding Its coloring camouflages it well As many have found, a dog is by far the best retriever of a downed bird its This year, though, hunting is predicted to be a little better than last year The reason better production As upland game supervisor Dwight Bunnell of the We Utah Division of Wildlife Resources expressed expect the 1978 pheasant season to be one of the better hunts m recent years He went on to note that most every area in the state was reporting higher counts than were turned m last year He noted that the average brood size this a figure above the year was 5 7 chicks per hen long term average that the long term average of young pheasants as compared to adults was 4 1 This vear the figure is 4 3 He also noted The percentage of hens with broods 74 percent This year the figure is 76 percent long-ter- was As Bunnell noted, the best pheasant production was in the northeastern section of the state mainly in the Uinta Basin area Last year that area produced the best hunting and he feels the same will hold true for the 1978 season slated to open Nov 4 Along the Wasatch Fiont, where the major portion of pheasants are harvested during the season, production was also very good The only dampening note is the fact that so much of the pheasant's natural habitat is being eaten up by home building and development Over most of the state, the hunt will close IMIMBI&t Me tale l final at Boper't until you, the cwttomer, are completely MtUfled. Hundreds of Suits, Sport Coats, Slacks, Shirts, Sweaters, Jackets and Shoes AT REDUCED PRICES Also, hunters should be aware of certain rules and regulations For example, it is unlawful to shoot within bOO feet of an occupied dwelling or an area where livestock are grazing unless the hunter has permission from the property owner Botany 500 and Manchester Shooting from a vehicle or from (or across) a road is also against the law MEN'S One of the most frequently violated rules is that governing young shooters The law says that if a hunter is under 14 he must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or adult over 21 approved by the parent or guardian If the hunter is between 14 and 16, then he must be accompanied by a hunter over 21 QUAD SUITS SPORT COATS Notification of lands m Uintah and Duchesne counties posted for special pheasant huntm I permits will be presented Oct 1 The notice will explain where permits will be sold the number of permits to be sold and the time The limit on pheasant remains two roosters and four in possession.after the first day The 1978 quail season will run concurrent with the pheasant hunt The limit on quail is five daily and 10 m possession Forecast is that the success will be up from last year, but that success will still be below average , cwm... start 66th in fcrwQI iversary t Manchester our fall wardrobe on a hanger. 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Although a similar measure in the Senate passed, there has been considerable opposition to the House bill from a coalition of power associations, labor unions and the U S Chamber of Commerce attempting similar Ever... MORNING SEPT. 22, 10 As is always the case, lands owned by the state around the Salt Lake International Airport will be Says Heggen, Its quite apparent that we have considerable public support for expanded nongame programs Our problem, however, is how to fund them He anticipates other states projects in the future FRI. lf Heggen, chief of nongame management with the Division of Wildlife Resources, points out that there are approximately 627 species of nongame wildlife in Utah and that a recent survey by the DWR indicates a strong desire for more attention to nongame species A few states, however, have been successful in raising runds for nongame programs Colorado raised nearly $400,000 dunng 1977 from an income tax check off Heggen says that Colorado's success is an excellent example of the publics willingness to support nongame programs Biggest Reductions SALE STARTS Hunters should be aw are that the season does not begin untd Sam on the opener Official hunting hours after the opener are from one-hohour after hours before sunset sunrise to one-ha- A1 on the 12 Daggett Duchesne and Uintah counties, though, the season will continue until Nov 17 State federal lands in certain parts of Utah will remain open until Dec 3 Public lands in the southern section of the state, though, wd not be open foi the extended hunt In the last decade, however, federal and state legislation and some public outcry enabled agencies to devote more time and funds to nongame species Thre have been attempts Nov In Nongame gets more attention State wildlife agencies have been concerned traditionally with managing a small percentage of wildlife species, principally those of interest to hundreds of hunters and fishermen Other species have received little conern them m corns. ..siisrG in hunt expected hunter it's from Roper's, it's Right!, If A better pheasant Pheasant production was good this past year The number of pheasants young and old counted in the field was up over figures recorded m 1977 29 NOW! $1A90 GROUP V &? 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