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OUTLOOK GOOD FOR HUNTERS
AS DEER SEASON OPE^S
T he S ta te overn ig h t eam p ju s t
■fraction o \" £ a m ile from
P obkings on H ighw ay 101 prom -
r to l»e one of th e m ost b eau ti-
ui ;n O regon. A nu m b er of th ese
Citmps a re rtow -u n d e r cor.strue-
D raw ings for pr-rm i’s to hut * tm n o v er th e s ta te but none can
e< m p a re to th e b eau tifu l n a tu ra l
in the co n tro lled seas m at » as t'
y e a r w er ’ held S ep tem b er 24 »
gam e com m ission head a; - •
P o rtla n d
A pproxim ately tw en ty p ro p 1
■witnessed th e strearh lin e t drav -
ing w hich w as over wTthm o-
h a if hour of the f t n c if d a r n
P e rm its w ere mad--d *o. t'».
w inners on S ep tem b er 25 w hich
will give plenty o f tim e to pre
p are for th e hunt.
O ver 4 200 applications w ere t
ceived ‘for th e 700 p erm its v i t
th e T illam qok elk a re a ! !n>’
m ost p o p u la r Th ■ Indian Creo
controlled elk; season w.-r- s» »i ■
best in th é eyes o' the huntei
a n d . th e Ada»- confj-o'led do<
a re a trailed^ in, p o p u larity w ith
only 743 applications
Out of the 4,200 application'
153 had to be rejected. T he m a
jo rity y.-ore elim inated, bci-au- •
’ bey .anoliéd» m ore th a n .“once id
m ore th an one area. S everal; p h
sons had filled in t w i ,'y- !
cense num ber, but th e m ost fla
g ra n t \ elatio n of the re g u la tio n s
and the s>, f it ni t • » 1 »« ■ , • »
ship w as th e apph an? u io a;
plied th ' e tim es in each of th
th ie e
) apple ’ll Kfft*
Controlled Season
Drawing He’d
op« ns in tne nark of the more
will be beneficial to hunters since
•leer are more apt to be moving
about in the daytime.”
T his optim istic su m m ary of the
d ee r populations points t o w a r '
good h u n tin g n ext m onth,
L ater, a four-day eith er-sex
season will be in effect from Oc
to b er 17 th ro u g h th e 20th, in-ln-
' ive. A sim ilar season h< |?-
1952 had no d e trim e n ta l effect on
O regon’s d eer herds. An e x p a n
sion of the a re a open for h u n te r’s
•ch o ice h u n tin g w as pu t in ’o c
f’ ct to give a w ider dispersal o
th e h u n ters Most national f o r v
lands in e a ste rn O regon v H b
open this year.
Som e concern
w as expressed by p riv a te lane
ow ners last y e a r a t the larg e cor
c e n tra tio n s of h u n te rs in «-ertai
a re a s of e a ste rn Oregon
Tn w estern Oregon, thp h u n te r’s
choice a re a is again re stric te d t->
a g ric u ltu ra l lands w here resitk nt
d eer have cau~ed consid^’-a'ile
dam agp to h i-h value crops*
M cK ean continues w ith, "A l
though it ir liifieult to tr.recast
th e w eath er ->nd g en eral b in in:
conditions th a t will p re v ail d u r
ing the h u n t'r g seasons, th« corn
m ission has m .ithorDM tor.u - r "
tiv ely liberal re g u la tio n s w hich
should p ro v'de O rcc n ’•
m illion h u n te rs a m p 'c o i p i r t i n .'
ty for o u td o o r recreation^ w ith i
m inim um of h azard to o th e r e n
te rp rise s and rcsourc s."
nractically a circle with a utility
The foundation for the 20-foot • Who is slow est ip making a
A'part of IT; rr is Bearn Park building in the center that will by 34 foot u tility building is in promise is most faithful in fulf’1’-
■ camp is nestled among natu >e easily'accessable by all camps. and work has been started on the ing it.— (Jean Jacques Rousseau)
settin g that this camp has.
State Overnite
ral - ev< -given
‘••hruboerv an
s n a i l t r .e s on high ground across
th e highw ay from tn h p ark picnic
grounds
F< ■ cam ps of this na
tu re can b o ast of a view of the
Pacific fro m all points.
V
is .nrogre; s:r g m -ely o r
'h e 32 cam p sites an,', five tra ile r
cam p naces w hich a re grouped in
T h e sites are so arranged that
each camp is a unit unto itself
w ith natural greenery screening
it from the next. E a d T w ill have
an outside fireplace. Even the
trailer camp occupants m ay use
this means for cookery if they
desire. E lectricity and w ater w ill
be available.
frame work. This.' w ill t house
showers, restrooms and facilities
for laundry. The septic tank for
this building is a huge affair with
thick reinforced concrete walls.
Roy Wfeideman, contractor, is
enthusiastic about the efforts
which w ere made in the planning
to save all the natural beauty of
There is no index to ch aracter
so sure as the voice.—;fD israeli)
the landscape. Roads, parking
spaces and paths will be grave,e 1
this season and blacktopped next
year. Work is expected to be com
pleted by December first.
INTRODUCING THE AMAZING
AUTOMATIC HAMILTON
WASHERS and DRYERS
PreHunting Season
Warning Issued
A p re -h u n tin g season w arn in g
issued to the h u n te rs of Ha iforni > I
bv th e ir gam e d e p a rtm e n t is one |
th a t th e h u n te rs of O regon vyuuld
do w ell to bend,
W ith m ore th a n 200 000 h u n te rs
AUTOMATI^
g o in g a fie ld in se a r c h o f th e va- I
rtoua g a m e b tn ta a n d a n im a ls o f I
thp state, a few tim ely sugges- ]
lions have been pM fffPtOlUTh-se ]
a re suggestions for h u n te rs as an
a ’d in p reventing Serious i.ll 'e f
fects front overexertion.
1. Act y o u r age and know your '
pliA'sieal lim its.
2. Avoid vigorous hill elim bs
and difficult drives if «¡.ware of a
h ea rt condition
3. Do not hunt to t h o limit of
y o u r endurance.
4 Re a le rt for unusual short
ness of b re a th or pain in the chest
as w arning of overexertion.
5. \tte m p t to condition y o u r
self for the opening day by fre-
quent h ik es sev era l week: tita -i-
\ «live of the first h u n tin g day
Oregon had a num ber of d eath s
last y e a r a ttrib u te d to o v erex er
tion d uring the h u n tin g seas,
an d it is hoped th at h u n ’e is will
pro tect them selves Vy heeding the
Shove suggestion
CONTROL
Perfect Control of
every w a sh in g and
d r y in g s t e p w ith
finger-tip dials like
those on your range.
selec V a - c y c u
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