TWELVE The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday February 1, 1979
plit season is in effect for 1979 Oregon elk hunt
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Elk hunting seasons, bear
seasons, and opening dates for
other major hunting seasons
have been set by the Fish and
Wildlife Commission.
Split seasons for both Roose
velt and Rocky Mountain elk
have been set in an attempt to
spread hunting pressure out
and improve the hunting
experience. The first Rocky
Mountain elk season will be a
short five days, followed after
a two-day break by a nine-day
second season. In western
Oregon a four-day first season
for Roosevelt elk will be
followed after a three-day
break by a seven-day second
hunt.
Dates for hunting Rocky
Mountain elk will be October
27 through October 31 for the
first period and November 3
through November 11 for the
W'alton League
has summer
jobs for youths
Summer jobs in natural
resources fields will again be
available to Oregon high
school .seniors graduating in
1979 through a program spon
sored by the Izaak Walton
League.The program, now in
its 16th year, is presented in
cooperation with the U.S.
Department of Interior, U.S.
Forest Service, and the Nat
ional Marine Fisheries Ser
vice. Applicants from all over the
nation will be considered
within their own states for a
variety of jobs on federal
lands. Last year's high school
graduates worked as fire
guards, forestry aides, visitor
center guides, wildlife obser
vers and in other
conservation-related posi
tions. The same type of jobs
will be available this year.
At least three applicants
from Oregon will be nomi
nated, according to Robert
Mace, selections committee
chairman. To be eligible,
applicants must be high school
seniors who expect to grad
uate in 1979. at least 18 years
old by June 15. in good health
and physically capable of
performing field work.
Applicants should have
leadership and scholastic
ability and be planning a
career in the natural resource
fields. Young men and women
are equally eligible.
Interested high school
seniors should send applica
tions to R.U. Mace, Selections
Committee Chairman, P.O.
Box 3503, Portland, Oregon
97208. To insure being con
sidered by the selections
committee, candidates must
submit applications no later
than February 23.
Each application should
consist of the following four
items: 1) a completed U.S.
Government Form 171; 2)
transcript of high school
records; 3) written recom
mendation from an adult other
than parent; 4) and a letter
from the applicant indicating
college career plans, high
school activities, previous
conservation-oriented work
performed, and the reasons
for seeking employment
through the program.
A copy of Form 171 may be
obtained from a local Federal
Job Information Center listed
in the telephone directory, or
call the toll-fiee number
800-555-1212 for the location of
the nearest center.
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second hunt. The first Roose
velt elk hunt will begin
November 10 and extend
through November 13 and the
second period will run from
November 17 through Nov
ember 23.
The hunter will select which
season he wishes to partici
pate in at the time he
purchases his tag. There will
be separate tags for Roosevelt
and Rooky Mountain elk with
two boxes on each for des
ignating first or second hunt
period. The hunter will select
one of these four seasons and
will hunt only in that season.
He could also opt for a
bowhunting elk tag or might
draw a tag for a controlled elk
season, either of which would
make him ineligible for any of
the four general rifle seasons.
Antler regulations, bag
limits, open areas, and other
elk hunting regulations will be
set in May along with other big
game hunting regulations.
This much of the elk hunting
regulations were set early to
permit ordering tags in a new
formal and working out de
tails of a new system.
The opening date for gen
eral deer season this year will
be September 29. Antelope
season will open on August 18
and pheasant season will
begin statewide on October 13.
At the request of a number of
bowhunters who testified in
the public hearing, opening
date for deer and elk bow
hunting seasons will be post
poned until March after the
state meeting of the Oregon
Bowhunters.
Closing dates for these
seasons and other regulations
will be set later in the year
when more biological data on
winter survival, fawn pro
duction, nesting success, etc.,
are available.
A shortened season fo
taking black bear was adopts
to run from September
through November 30. Sale c
bear tags will be cut off afte
August 31. The 1979 season is
month shorter on each en
than it was in 1978.
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