Show -- r 11 C2 — The Herald Journal Logan Utah Friday July 26 2002 More hunting to be allowed4his1fall‘pb!eT'’ SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — 'Wildlife officials plan to Id hunters kill more deer and elk this year before the animals try to survive on range this winter In an emergency meeting Monday die Utah Wildlife Board recommended adding 1350 antleiless deer permits to reduce pressure on debilitated winter range That is a 33 percent increase in permits The bond also added 876 cow elk permits nearly all of d them in the northeastern region “I don’t think anyone in this room has seen conditions worse than what we’ve seen this year” board member Jim Bourns said “And we don't know what's ahead of us” Allan Smith said ’There has been two years of It isn’t a matter of drought-devastat- ed drought-ravage- on die summer feed They have almost no winter feed left And what they do have is two years old” The board also discussed the benefits anj dangers to wildlife from wildfires "Yes! Bighorn sheep deluxe” northeastern region manager Walt Donaldson whispered in response to a fire photo displayed by big game manager Steve Crenney In the wrong place such as in sensitive deer winter browse like sage brush fire can be devastating to wildlife In die right place such as bighorn range and Douglas fir stands fires can do wooden for habitat Bighorns adapt well to areas Aspens declinall over Utah regenerate ing in place of burned evergreens BENDQrl t Three black bears were trapped and killed after they ate food left ' for them by campers the Ore- - -gon Department of Fish and VTikllife has confirmed Up to six more "problem" bean are likely to be shot said Don Whittaker the depart-merit's bear and cougar program coordinator ' Officials said the bears were killed last weekend in the wildlife refuge at Newberry Crater because they were i ' beginning to dune through campgrounds andcould threat-(AP) — “fiwiHlikelvbe Dr Kathleen Ramsay eta the attention of Idanchado” a Mexican Spotted Owl at die WDdBfa Canter near Espanota NM The privately run center haa three times Ihe normal contingent of bears and other mammals as wM animals throughout the West struoole with the affacts of forest Ikes and drouttt sothi hooked the first fish only to see it jerk loose and swim away Seconds later Anderson became the first to land a fish and Pond fol- lowed with a For die next couple of Cl Bennett and Cooper Hadlock (who played to troutlike die crowd byfribbling-"- " himself) were trying their hand in what has to be the most populated fish pond this side of die state hatchery Bennett the only one of the quartet with previous fly fishing experience hours the group kept guides Lockwood Shields and Nate Mumford busy wading into die water to asenugetr after huge trout Before long every angler had landed fish and no ears noses cycurows had been pierced “I’ve been fishing and haven’t caught any- thing and they’ve all caught something” said Simone vanSwam Common Ground’s volun- - 4 two ft' fire-stru-ck Fish Continued from ii teer coordinator who was still casting away fruitlessly after all four of her charges had scored fish “They just have fun doing what everyone else does whether it’s fly fishing or canoeing And it's nice for everybody to get out and not be watching TV or playing video games” The guides were quid: with advice on how and where to cast and in seme cases had to do the actual casting before turning the rod over to their guest Ashe watched Anderson tease a bevy of hungry trout with a grasshopper Lock-- donated to charitv and the kmm unit 11800 fnr r"' " wood noted that fishing opportunities as rich as this are rare these days and said he issued the invitation to Common Ground to give some novices the chance to etyoy a new sport "A lot of the private ground is locked up and there aren’t many opportunities for kids to get introduced to die sport and really catch fish1 Lockwood said “I felt like this is something diat we should do We have the resources to take people : out and show diem a good time" Judging by the smiles circling : the pond on Thursday he accomplished that f a to- j ''S'vy1if'i i v 'C' 4 ‘ ? p 'v ‘I" i : - ' i V y f ' f - li Vf 1 : O'' Auto Care YOURtumm Craft OVCRAFT j Bt WhS EL 1 Augnment Wonrr AKD-Baat- STOP BY AT 1400 N4C0 17 loaoit 1 -- wywM0f rrif lArtiittls i 0fFj Assorted Mirrors 20 OFF J ! 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