Hunters Allowed 2 Deer of Either Sex
As Fall Season Opens-Closes Nov. 30
The 1960 deer and elk season
opened in this area last Saturday.
The deer season runs through
November 30. Two deer of either
sex may be taken.
The elk season is August 20
through October 15. One of either
sex is allowed in the area east of
a line from Seal Bay to Saposa
Bay, known as the Tonki Cape
area. The remainder of Unit 8 is
September 1 through September
30. One of either sex may be taken,
according to Alaska Department
of Fish and Game, but antlerless
elk may be taken only during the
period of September 1 through
September 30 in this area.
The brown bear season has been
advanced to open on September 1
on that part of Kodiak Island
which lies northeast of the Kodiak
Wildlife Refuge Boundary.
All hunters are requested to
turn in the lower jaw of elk and
deer to the Alaska Department of
Fish and Game or the Base game
warden. Blank forms have been
distributed to various key points
for the hunters to use in giving
big game kill data. This informa
tion is necessary to properly man
age the big game herds, biologists
of the Department stated.
The game officials point out
that part 302.03 of the Alaska
Game regulations, Subsection (b),
has been amended to provide that
nonresident big game tags issued
and not used for a particular spe
cies of animal may be utilized to
Hunters Table Of
SunriseS’Sunsets
A table indicating the time the
sun rises and sets is given here
with for the convenience of migra
tory bird hunters in the Kodiak
area.
Shooting hours are from one
half hour before sunrise to sunset.
The table will be published month
ly during the hunting season. It
is suggested hunters clip these
tables for ready reference.
Sept. Sunrise Sunset
1 5:08 7:10
2 5:10 7:08
3 5:12 7:05
4 5:15 7:02
5 5:17 7:00
6 5:19 6:57
7 5:21 6:54
8 5:23 6:51
9 5:25 6:48
10 5:28 6:45
11 5:30 6:43
12 5:32 6:40
13 5:34 6:37
14 5:36 6:34
15 5:38 6:31
16 5:40 6:28
17 5:42 6:26
18 5:45 6:23
19 5:47 6:20
20 5:49 6:17
21 5:51 6:14
22 5:53 6:11
23 5:55 6:08
24 5:57 6:06
25 6:00 6:03
26 6:02 6:00
27 6:04 5:57
28 6:06 5:54
29 6:08 5:51
30 6:10 5:48
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satisfy the tagging requirements
for any other species of animal for
which the tag fee is of equal or
lesser value, but only for the year
in which the tag is purchased.
Where the taking of two or more
animals of any big game species is
permitted, nonresident hunters are
required to have a big game tag
for each of such animals taken.
The deer and goat season opened
in all management units on Aug
ust 20. Population of both animals
is large and the prospects for high
hunter success are excellent, ac
cording to Jim Brooks, Chief, Divi
sion of Game, Alaska Department
of Fish and Game.
Waterfowl Hunt Season Opens Sept. 1
Dates for hunting wild ducks,
geese, coots and brant in Alaska
during the 1960 season, as selected
by the new state, will be from
September 1 through December 3,
the Department of the Interior
announced this week.
The season for Wilson’s snipe
will open on September 1 and end
on October 15.
These season dates are the same
as in 1959. Shooting hours will be
from one-half hour before sunrise
until sunset on all species.
Bag and possession limits will be
as follows:
Ducks: Daily bag of 5 and pos
session limit of 10; in addition, a
daily bag of 10 and a possession
limit of 20, singly or in the aggre
gate of the following species: eider,
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Geese: Daily bag of 5 and a pos
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more than 3 daily and 6 in posses
sion, singly or in the aggregate,
may be Canada geese or white
fronted geese, or subspecies of
Canada or white-fronted geese.
Brant: Daily bag and possession
limit of 3; Coots: Daily bag and
possession limit of 15; Wilson’s
Snipe: Daily bag and possession
limit of 8.
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