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Fewer hunters had better luck
Deer season opener most successful in years
by KEN h l B K I \
Oregon Department of Kish
and W ildlife
‘‘The best opener in years,”
was how staff big game
biologist Bob Jubber termed
the success of Oregon's
general deer season opener
Although reports indicated
few er hunters in many
a re a s, success was up
substantially
Weather conditions were
nearly perfect w ith rain
prior to and in some areas
during the opening weekend
It was the firs t tim e in
several years that the woods
were anything but hot, dry
and noisy for the beginning
of buck season
Low tem p e ra tu re s and
snow showers in the Cascade
Mountains had started some
early eastward d rift of mule
deer, putting more of the
animals in reach of m ajor
Recreation volleyball
Castile Construction won
two matches last week,
which moved them into a
first place tie with Mountain
Country Realty in “ A ” d iv i
sion volleyball action
C a s tile
C o n s tru c tio n
avenged an earlier loss to
Mountain Country Realty tiy
winning 15-5, 10 15 and 15-11
They also defeated Calamity
Jane's, w inning 15-5and 15-2
In the evening's th ird
match. Mountain Country
Realty spiked well, beating
Calamity Jane's 15 7, 15-3
Carlson Chevrolet w ill tx*
moving up to “ A ” division
Carlson and Bucklxiard Piz
za are undefeated in firs,
half play
Carlson C hevrolet won
15-1«, 15 «, over the Mt Hood
Cleaners las, week, and then
downed The Store 15-11,14 16
and 15 8
Buckboard Pizza, serving
well, overcame Joe Koch
Ford 15-11, 15-9
Truck Designs won its firs,
match 15 2, 15 9, and The
Store came from behind to
down Mt Hood Cleaners
8 15, 15 11 and 15 6
hunter numbers
Hunter numbers varied
around the state, Jubber
said In Deschutes County
numbers increased for the
second y e a r in a row ,
perhaps in response to good
d e e r p o p u la tio n s , hut
perhaps partly because of its
closer proxim ity to western
Oregon population centers
compared to more easterly
units
In southeast Oregon all
areas except Harney County
show ed
s u b s ta n tia l
d e c re a s e s
in
h u n te r
numbers, and in northeast
Oregon all counties except
Union and Wallowa showed
opening weekend decreases
In spite of reduced hunter
numbers, however, success
was up substantially in most
areas
In western Oregon, Jubber
said, the Cascades in Linn,
Douglas and Jackson coun
ties at,rated more hunters
for opening weekend this
year w hile Lane County
showed a decrease Overall,
the hunting pressure in
western Oregon was down
for opening weekend in spite
of ideal conditions As on the
east side, however, the
hunters who went out were
s u b s ta n tia lly m ore s u c
cessful this year in taking
deer
Hunter success doubled in
many parts of the state, Jub
ber said, which relates to the
excellent weather conditions
ad good deer populations
Jubber said there are in
d ic a tio n s th a t h u n te rs
traveling longer distances
are staying longer, p a r
t ic u l a r ly in n o rth e a s t
Oregon The days of driving
to a distant hunting area on
successive weekends seem
to be at an end w ith the ris
ing cost of gasoline
A new regulation was tried
this year in the Trout Creek
M o u n ta in s of south e a st
Oregon Hunter numbers
were lim ited to 2«) by per
m it. but the hunters had
their choice of bucks By
contrast, the Steens Moun
tain area has for several
years also been under a
hunter number lim itation,
but hunters there are re
quired to find a 4 point or
better
The philosophy in the
Trout Creeks was to main
ta in h u n tin g q u a lity by
lim itin g hunter numbers, but
let the hunter decide what
kind of buck he or she
wanted Field checks show
ed a 22 percent success on
the opening weekend with all
bucks but one being 3 point
or larger
Steens Mountain hunters
encountered some rough
opening day weather on the
west slope w ith fog, snow
and generally poor visib ility
Those who chose to hunt the
east slope had the better
Aerobic dancing offered
The aerobic dancing class,
sponsored by the city of San
dy Recreation Department,
has expanded
The group which meets at
Kelso School w ill now mix*,
a t th e sch o o l M o n d a y
through Thursday from 5:30
to 6 :4 5 p m The Cedar Ridge
School group w ill meet from
7 15 to 8 30 p m each Tues
day and Thursday
Cos, for the class is $1 per
class, payable in five week
sessions To register, just
show up for the class a, any
meeting
hunting and success on the
opening weekend
The eastern Oregon buck
season has closed, but
westside hunters still have
until Nov 3, and in many
northwest Oregon units the
last five days w ill be open for
any deer There are also a
number of controlled hunts,
mainly for antlerless deer
that w ill lx* taking place in
both eastern and western
Oregon The perm its for
those were offered earlier
this summer, selected by
computer drawing, and no
more are available now
The W illamette Unit re
mains open through Nov 30
w ith e ith e r-se x h u n tin g
allowed through the entire
season for black tail deer tag
holders Most of the area in
th e
W illa m e tte
U n it,
however, is in private owner
ship and hunters should be
certain to ge, per mission to
hunt in this area
Some 29 of Oregon’s 34
bighorn sheep hunters were
successful this year in bagg
mg a ram in a onee-in a
lifetim e hunting experience
All six hunters were suc
cessful in two hunts on Hur
ricane Divide in northeast
Oregon This area features
the Rocky Mountain bighorn
species
A ll other areas have the
sm aller California bighorn
All four hunters were suc
cessful in a singlt* hunt in the
Owyhee area Four out of
five hunters took a ram in
the first hunt on Steens
Mountain and two of five
t(M)k rams in a second lunt
On Hart Mountain five of
six hunters killed rams in the
firs t season and all six
hunters were successful in
the second hunt
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