WILD LIFE MEETING
About 4.6 neonle of -the Valley met in the
basement of the ne^ Hotel to discuss Fish.,
and ’"ild life Regulations of the Terri
tory. Folger S. Larsen, ^ield Agent, for
the Fish and ~ild Life Service, and Carl
Stroeckle of the. Fish and "ild Life Ser
vice met rith th’e group and'reviewed the
existing game larrs of the Territory.
Among the recommendations offered at the
meeting last evening rere(1) The group !•
voted to renuest that fishing be closed
from I'ar.ch 15 to A] ril 15, rhich is the
so arming season of the Rainbow Trout in
Cottonrrood, "'asilla, Wolverine, and Little!
Susitna Creeks as ’••ell as the lakes. (2)
That the limit on Caribou be reduced from I
2 to 1. (3).That legislation be changed i
to permit fish farming and sale of com
mercially gro--n fish, -hioh practice is . ’)
no" 'illegal.
Hr. Larsen and Hr. Stoeckle reported on
experimental rorl: nor being done on rolf
control. They stated that there is a
limited appropriation for this purpose.
The results so far'on control measures
tested have been optomistic.
A suggestion ras also .made at this meeting .
to- form a Sportsman's Organisation in the j
Valley. Considerable interest in this
suggestion ras indicated by those present.
This meeting ras called to get recommenda
tions from ‘the peonle as to needed lars
and changes in the lars governing Game.
Heetings rill be held at other points in
the Territory and eventually all recommen
dations rill reach Congress.
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