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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
Buffalos football at MHS
September 16, 2015
Wrestling club starting
The Warm Springs Mat Club and Wrestling Team
is beginning its first year. The club is open to kids ages
5-18, and to parents and volunteers who want to help.
The key component to a successful mat club are a
strong parent and volunteer support group, said Jamie
Scott, club organizer.
For information call Jaime at the Warm Springs
Community Action Team, 541-553-3148; or email
jscott541@gmail.com
All coaches need to be certified with USA Wres-
tling. The Lil Eagles Mat Club is not affiliated with the
Warm Springs k-8 Academy.
Tribal gillnet fishery open
The Madras
High School
White Buffalos
travel to
Stayton this
Friday, Sept.
18. They host
Estacada the
following
Friday, Sept.
25, and then
Gladstone on
October 2. The
season got off
to a rough
start with
losses to
Junction City
and Sisters.
The Columbia River
Tribes have set the following
fishery plan for the zone 6
commercial gillnet fishery:
Through 6 p.m. Saturday,
Sept. 19. And from 6 a.m.,
Monday, Sept. 21, through 6
p.m. on Friday, Sept. 25.
This is for all of zone 6;
gillnets with an 8-inch mini-
mum mesh size restriction.
Allowable sales: Salmon (all
species), steelhead, shad, wall-
eye, carp, catfish, bass and
yellow perch may be sold or
kept for subsistence. Fish
landed during the open com-
mercial periods may be sold
after the open period.
Sturgeon between 43-54
inches fork length in The
Dalles and John Day pools
may be retained for subsis-
tence use. Sturgeon between
38-54 inches fork length in
the Bonneville pool may also
be retained only for subsis-
tence.
MHS Soccer
Jayson Smith photos.
2015 CTWS Ceded Land Hunting
Ceded land hunting regu-
lations have been approved.
Please come by the Natu-
ral Resources office to pick
up your ceded land tags, regu-
lations and to sign up for lot-
tery hunts.
Updated hunting informa-
tion is also available on the
fishing and hunting hotline at
541-553-2000.
Please take advantage of
ceded land hunting tags:
These opportunities take
hunting pressure off the Res-
ervation, which may help im-
prove wildlife populations.
Please make sure ceded
land hunting takes place on
public (unclaimed) lands. It is
the hunters’ responsibility to
know where they are hunting,
where they are allowed to
hunt, what weapons they are
allowed to use and what the
bag limit is.
For questions regarding
hunting please contact the
Natural Resources Depart-
ment at 541-553-2001.
The following are the 2015
ceded land hunting regula-
tions:
Buck – Through October
31 – One buck with visible
antler per tag.
Elk – Through October
16 – Closed to branch ant-
lered bull rifle hunting. Spike
bulls and antlerless elk only
with rifle. Either sex elk
(branched or unbranched)
with archery only.
October 17 – November
30 – Either sex elk.
December 1, 2015 – Janu-
ary 31, 2016 - Closed to
branch antlered bull rifle
hunting. Spike bulls and
antlerless elk only.
Pronghorn – Through
October 31 – Either sex
pronghorn antelope.
Bighor n
sheep
–
Through November 30 –
One ram per tag. Tags will
be awarded to four tribal
members through a public
drawing. Sign up for the lot-
tery draw, at the Natural Re-
sources front desk or the
Warm Springs Market. Hunt
locations are West John Day
River (1 tag), Deschutes River
(2 tags) and Aldrich (1 tag).
Black bear – Through
November 30 – Either sex;
excluding cubs less than one
year and sows with cubs less
than one year.
Cougar – Open season –
Either sex; excluding spotted
kittens or female cougars
with spotted kittens.
Each tribal hunter may
possess two tags for each
KNT scramble for MHS squad
There will be a golf
scramble at Kah-Nee-Ta in
October to benefit the
Madras High School foot-
ball team. This will be a
four-person tourney, set
for October 3.
The entry fee is $ 60
per, $240 per team of
four.. Checks should be
payable to Madras High
Football.
The entry fee includes
green fees and carts, 3 kp
holes, and two long putts.
Mulligans: buy three for
$5.
Two extra cash kp
holes $10 entry ($5 to
program $5 into pot).
Putting string: $5 each;
two per team, one string
per 9 holes.
For information con-
tact Sean Cease ta 541-
475-7265 ext. 395 or:
scease@509j.net
Or call Butch David
at 541-553-1128 ext.
8017. Or email:
bdavid@509j.net
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hunt at a time (except for
pronghorn) and may be issued
additional tags only after pre-
viously issued tags are filled
and reported on.
Ceded land hunting is des-
ignated for off reservation
public (unclaimed) lands: Il-
legally harvesting wildlife on
the Reservation using ceded
land tags or harvesting the
wrong sex can have great
long-term negative impacts to
the tribes’ wildlife populations.
Overharvesting wildlife
and illegally harvesting fe-
males reduces wildlife popu-
lation numbers for multiple
generations.
Please help protect the
tribes’ wildlife resources by
reporting poaching violations
to 541-553-2033 or 541-553-
1171.
Reporting
There is mandatory report-
ing of all hunter harvest. Fail-
ure to report harvest results
for ceded land and reserva-
tion hunts will result in a loss
of hunting privileges for sub-
sequent tags.
Please be honest with your
hunter reporting! If you are
issued a tag you have the right
to hunt and harvest an ani-
mal. Harvest and hunting in-
formation is important for
the wildlife department in
determining wildlife popula-
tion sizes, herd compositions
and hunting pressure.
In addition, this informa-
tion helps us determine where
there are and are not animals,
which helps focus our habi-
tat restoration efforts on the
Reservation.
Your continued support
and participation with hunter
reporting is greatly appreci-
ated. Thank you for your par-
ticipation!
Reservation hunting regu-
lations had not yet been ap-
proved as of Tuesday morn-
ing of this week (print dead-
line for this publication): The
Fish and Wildlife Committee
was in the process of present-
ing the on-reservation regu-
lations to Tribal Council; so
they may be done by now, or
will be soon. Check with
Natural Resources, 541-553-
2001.
The War m Springs
Wildlife Department
Jayson Smith photos.
The Madras High School White Buffalos girls
soccer team got off to a 2-1 start in September,
with wins over LaPine and Redmond. They play at
home on Tuesday, Sept. 22 against Corbett, before
traveling on Thursday, Sept. 24, to Molalla. Game
time is at 4 p.m.