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Show w 0 W 1 pge 20 - UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. October Jug 2003 sportsman permits applications available soon Applications for some ofnext years most prised Utah big game hunting 2003 Sportsman permits permits will be available by Nov. 6. Only Utah residents may apply for Sportsman permits. One Sportsman Permit is offered for each of the following species: Desert bighorn ram, buck deer, buck pronghorn, bull elk. bull moose.hunter'schbicebisonand Mountain Rout. hunter's choice R The 2003 Sportsman Permit hunt runs Sept. 1 - Dec. 31.2003 Hunters may hunt on any unit open for the respective secics. except the Pilot Mountain unit for elk and the Pine Valiev. Virgin River for desert bighorn sheep The long season dates and ability to hunt every upen huntingunit in the state exo-p- i two make Sportsman permits a highly prized item,1 says JiidiTutomw, wildlife licent-ingcoor-- mat or for the Division of Wildlife Resources. Beginning Nov. 6, hunters who have an American Express, Discover, Scouts & leaders experience new sites at Fail Camporee i The Kings Peak District Historic T rails Fall ( uiii iris- area was held Friday and Saturday tntlu-Nnu-Mil- e . 1 1 and 12 The Campons-starteat the Mytiin LPS Ward building Where the scouts saw a video on the Sine Mile Canyon, and then went ojitside to see a demoiist ration by Incob and Dennis Manning on lijacksniithing. I to travel Tliegniiipthen prini-edw- l to Nine Mile Canyon with stops along t ie way at t he markers, a look amu ml k-t- at Sinit h Well.--, and a mile hike along the old road and trail. The scouts set up campat the east eiul of the bottom of Nine Mile Canyon, and haduchuck wagon meal together. Saturday started with a flag ceremony and then went on with contests that tied into the history of the area. Winners in the Rill Lions Cross Country Race: Cory . troop 265; T my. troop 56. and Zuck, troop 965. New Scouts: lames, troop 25(1; BUSY SCOUTS- - The Kings Peak District I iistonc Trails Full t'umporee in the Nine Mile area gives these hoys scouts a chance to check out blacksniithing. The event was held October and 12. 1 1 issue, troop :i; and Joey, troop 267. Twelve year olds: Greg, troop 250; Joseph, troop 252; and Nick, troop 267. Thirteen year olds: Scott, troop 242; Bart, troop24S; and Travis, troop 56 who took up the challenge and won the leaders race. The Bicycle Courier Race was won hy troops 256, 242, and 265 - New and troops 250, 700, and 269. The Wildcat Compass Course winners in new Scouts were troops 700, 24S, and 242. Scout winners were troops 258. 252, and 253. Teams winning t he George E. Stewart Scholastic Test wen- - MacC rea and Adam, troop 270; Zachary, troop 750; Travis and Jordan, troop 265; and Greg and Trevor, troop 250. Wimierof iheJelly Bean Contest-M- att of troop 965. T roops then traveled west in thecanyun stopping to see old pioneer dwellings, and Indian st ructures and petroglyphs. The 150 Scouts and leaders all met together at Nutters Ranch to see the old time structures there, to receive prizes for the contests, and also to receive a colorful patch representing the area. The troops did a cleanup in the area before traveling home. Our thanks to all who helped with and attended the camp! MasterCard or Visa credit card can apply for a Sportsman Permit online at the DWRs Internet Web site i www.wildife.utah.gov). Hunters who don't have one ofthese credit cards must mail their application in. Sportsman Permit applica-- t ions will be available by Nov. 6 from 400 hunting jmd fishing license agents statewide and Division of Wildlife ResourcesofTices in Ogden, Salt Lain City, Springville, Vernal, Price and Cedar City. Applications must be received no later than 5 p.m. on Nov. 29 to be entered in the draw for permits. Those who dont apply on the Internet are reminded that it will take a few days fortheir application to arrive through the mail , and to mail it as far in advance ofthe Nov. 20 date as possible, Tutorow laid. She alsore minds hunters that a $5 nonrefundable handling fee is required for each species a hunter applies for. Results of the 2003 Sportsman Permit Draw will be posted Dec. 10. Successful applicants also will be notified by letter. Those with questions may call their nearest Division ofWildlife Resources office, orthe Division's Salt Lake City office at (801) 538-470- 0. Construction project at Cedar Springs boat ramp A construction project will begin Oct. 28 at Cedar Springs boat ramp The boat ramp will be dosed until next year. The Flaming Gorge Ranger District is asking everyone to use the Mustang boat ramp while Cedar Springs boat ramp is closed. The project will consist of calking the joints on the boat ramp, building a retaining wall along the ede of the and ramp to prevent under-washin- g replacing broken cement slabs that are now exposed because the water is so low. bbm4,1 DIANE FRESTONl . It Depends 5 a BIG BUCK-- 1 apoiiit resident Steve Wall and his stepson Brian Brysbn; frogr . Herriman. shot this43 buck on Friday morning. Oct. 25 near Pole of their favorite hunting spots. This wide and 2 1 -- inch tall buick.f Ac . largest either has shot. Cncoht 26-in- ch A A t on You VEWIS FAUSETT County Commissioner CLERK-AUDITO- R) HAPPY ULMER-Lan- ce Olsen. 5, poses with a 24 inchvfour point buck he shot on .Monument Ridge. 1 le was hunting with his grandpa, mom and his aunt. Lance also got his elk this year. 1 This Land is Our Land Tm John Swallow, Republican candidate for Congress. 1 grew up in rural Utah, so I understand how much our families depend upon the multiple use of public lands for our livelihoods, as well as recreation. After all, it's public land. ROLAND URESK FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY 22 "Those who would lock up public lands for the privileged few just dont under- stand Utah. As your Congressman, I'll defend the multiple use of public lands and our 6 YEARS PRIVATE LAW PRACTICE WITH EXPERIENCE IN CIVIL LAW, CRIMINAL LAW AND MUNICIPAL LAW YEARS DEPUTY COUNTY ATTORNEY IN CHARGE OF JUVENILE COURT. JUSTICE COURT AND CIVIL MATTERS MEMBER BOARD OF DIRECTORS DUCHESNE COUNTY AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBER AND PAST PRESIDENT OF ROOSEVELT LIONS CLUB MEMBER BOARD OF DIRECTORS UTAH LEGAL SERVICES MEMBER OF UBIC BOARD AND DUCHESNE COUNTY FAIR BOARD way of life." Pud lor by SbPo Inr PO lot 1C3. Sand UT He 121 EXPERIENCE COUNTS PAID FOR BY UPLAND URESK Wo OK |
