Deer And Elk Hunting Statistics
Korea! 202 Deer, 111 Elk Taken
■ Recently the Fish and Wildlife
Service contacted about one-fifth
of the ’ total big '"game license
buyers to determine the total
take of deer and elk at Kodiak.
According* to, .the statistics com
piled, a* total of 202 deer were
taken md 411 elk. 32% of the
license 'buyers reported that they
bunted deer and 33% were suc
cessful *.‘The average hunter spent
4.8 days hunting deer. The report
was released by WiH Tfoyer, FWS
Refuge Agent.
. l lie. h-eaviest hunting pressure
occurred in the Chiniak—Kalsm
lte>r area where 41.2% of the deer
were taken,. 17.6% were taken at
$foad Point. 13.4% in the Cliff.
Point—Mt Heitma® area,. 8.4% in
Cr.irkie Narrows, and ; Monashka
Bay. 12.6% in Whale Pass,and tie
remainder were liken in pther.
areas'/ringing from Shuyak Island
and •• Tonki Cape to the *iead of
K&uyak Bay. Deer are continuing
to spread out and some of these
arevs, .suesh as Shuyak and portions
rtf \fo^aki may he excel lent hunt
ing in the future. A total-, of 58
deer faws were ©ejected fOr age
trg poses. These were classi
fy.‘nth the following age groups:
years, 38%.; 2H yearsj 24%-;
3V* .;/ear.i>, 12%; .4J& years. 14%;
5Y> Jtnd over, 12%. .
This indicates a healthy, rapidly
producing herd with fairly heavy
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hunting pressure. Since nearly all
of these jaws were collected on the
road system, this primarily re
flects the condition of the deer
in this area.
Of the total elk kills, 44.4% were
taken oh Raspberry Island, 31.3%
in Lower Raspberry Straits on the
Afognak side, 14.2% on the
Malina Lake and Malina Cape area
and Only TQ.1% On Tonki Cape.
Of the 44 elk jaws collected,
43.2% were yearlings, 22.7% were
2% year olds, 16.0% were 3xk
year olds and 18.1% were 5W
years pius> -
Indications are that in certain
areas the harvest was greater than
can taken annually. Very few
bulls .remained on Raspberry
Island and the few remaining will
need to be conserved,.. a.t . least
until the rutting. season is over
next year. . «. r! •*
Other areas, such asTonkj Cape,
and the Malina area, were, harvest
ed very lightly. Some areas, such
as Tohki Cane, may require either
set seasons in the future tb'main
tain the herd at h balance!' This
area'"has limited '.winter ranges
which'iire already, heavily utilized.
The large percent'of yearlings
and two:year olds taken indicates
that in the heavily hunted areas,
a substantial portion of the bulls
were taken/ This * also indicates''
good cMf crops' in the past two
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The Fish and Wildlife Service
would like to take this opportunity
to thank all hunters who contribut
ed elk and deer jaws and return
ed hunter questionnaires. This
type - of cooperation is necessary
to obtain the Information needed
for proper management of our big
game herds.
Movies Entertain
Rotarian Members
Colored' movies on King Crab
industry in Kodiak and of beaver
in lakes on the. naval station were
shov/n by'Navy Chief A.L.* Hooker
at the Rotary luncheon Tuesday
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The crab were shown from the
time they were brought to the
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for shipment after cooking. Of the
beaver at work and. at - play Chief
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Guests were: Snooky San gum
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At Baptist Church
“Centerville Awakening,” a fea
ture length sound, motion picture
dramatically showing what can
happen to a church, its people
and pastor, when they become
yielded to God, will be shown
Sunday, February 1, at 7:30 p.m.
at the Baptist Church. The film’s
appearance in this area is being
sponsored by the four evangelical
churches of Kodiak.
A pastor and his wife arrive in
Centerville, to take over the past
orate of a church. The church has
become spiritually rundown. The
film’s story is an account of an
inspired revival in the church.
“Centerville Awakening” was
produced from its inception, in
close collaboration with ministers
of many denominations. The init
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and the edited film were carefully
analyzed by hundreds of ministers.
The film was produced by Gos
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