REGULATIONS FOR ALASKA
WATERFOWL HUNTING
In Alaska the seasons and
bag limits for hunting ducks,
geese and brant (except Ross'
goose), and coot, are as follows:
In the Second and Fourth
Judicial Divisions, September 1
to October 25; in the Third Ju
dicial Division (except Kodiak
Afognak Island group), Septem
ber 7 to October 31; provided
that scoter, feider and mergan
ser ducks alfeo may be taxon
in the Third Division west of
152 degrees W. longitude from
September 7 to December 21,
and in the Second and Fourth
Divisions from Sept. 1 to Dec.
15.
The daily bag limit for scoters
and eiders is 10 singly or .in
the aggregate of all kinds and
the possession limit is not more
than 20 singly or in the aggre
gate. The daily bag limit for
American and red-breasted mer
gansers is 25 singly or in the
aggregate of botn kinds with
no possession limit after the
first day of the season.
Limits for other ducks not
over 4 a day with 8 in posse
sion. Daily bag limit and pos
session for the following geese
and brant: a bag limit of not
more than (a) 2 Canada geese
or its subspecies, or (b) 2 white
fronted geese, or (c) 2 brant or
(d) 1 each of any two of these
three kinds with a possession
limit of not more than 2 each
of any of these kinds: in addi
tion a daily bag limit of 4 snow
or emperor geese singly or in
the aggregate of both kinds,
with a possession limit of not
more than 8 singly or in the
aggregate of both kinds.
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ODDS AND ENDS
WEATHER. Bob Ellis, of Ellis
Airlines, has summed up weather
something like this — “If a pilot
runs into weather which looks
doubtful, he should make a one
eighty degree turn and think it
over. If any doubt arises as to the
wisdom of having continued, he has
already made a mistake.”
VISIBILITY. There are two kinds
of visibility, atmospheric and cock
pit visibility. A dirty or “crazed”
windshield may reduce unlimited
atmospheric visibility to zero cock
pit visibility. If the sun reduces
what can be seen to nothing at all,
a moderate sideslip throughout
final approach will enable a pilot
to look out of a side window.
CUSHIONS. More than one pilot
has muffed his landing because he
was sitting too low in his seat. An
extra cushion is worth the price.
It takes away the strain of trying
to peer over the cowling.
TIE-DOWNS. H. E. Rutzbeck
writes from Nenana about tie
downs, and says. “I have used the
following method with great suc
cess: Tie one wing, with the air
craft headed into the wind, then
when the wind shifts direction, the
aircraft can shift around so that it
will quarter into the wind, thus
eliminating the danger of down
loads. The aircraft will weather
cock before it will fly.” The line
should be on the windward side of
the windshift.
MONEY. Arlie Hicks wrote us
from Fairbanks, on the subject,
“Money doesn't make flyers.” He
added, some private pilots have
money to buy and sell most any of
us. The poor guy who earns his the
hard way tries to learn harder, for
he can’t afford to just play around
and sight-see.” That might make
an interesting analysis for soime
statistical hound: "Accident rates
in terms of capital assets.”
TAXIING. It is dismaying to see
the rate of speed at which many
pilots taxi their airplanes alone a
line of parked airplanes. The only
safe way is the courteous way. To
avoid a constant threat to the other
person's parked airplane, an air
plane should be taxied so that it
may be kept under control at any
time even if the brakes fail, or a
gust of wind causes a groundloop.
CARBURETOR ICE. Carburetor
ice may form so as to cause either
too rich or too lean a mixture. If it
causes too rich a mixture, the ap
plication of carburetor heat may
cause an alarming drop-off in
power by further richening the
mixture. But keep the heat on.
Power will pick up as the ice melts.
More than one forced landing has
resulted when the alarmed pilot
shut the heat off when the power
dropped way down.
DRAFT AGE COLLEGE MEN
MUST NOTIFY BOARD
John L. McCormick, Territor
ial Director of Selective Serv
ice, announced today that many
men registered under the Selec
tive Service Act of 1948 will
soon be leaving their homes for
the purpose of entering colleges
and variQus other reasons, and
as a reminder to them he stres
sed the importance of their re
sponsibility and duty to their lo
cal boards, as required by law,
to keep in touch with their
local boards; to notify it of
any change of address; to notify
it of any fact that might
change their present classifica
tion (such as marriage, birth
of child, ohysician’s verified
statement of wife’s pregnancy,
change of occupation, or any
information that may have bear
ing on their classification.)
Mr. McCormick further stat
ed that the above applies to
registrants who are now 26
years of age and older.
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