Softball season opens at Wildwood Station: In this picture ( apt. .Morrissey of the Officers' team is
swinging the bat while Private Glass of the Buccaneers is ready to make the catch. The umpire is S.
Sgt. David Davis. The game, the first of the season, ended in a 11-11 tie.
Peninsula Antlerless Moose Season
Included in New Game Regulations
1 he Kenai Peninsula, Matanus
ka Valley and the Nelohina
areas will have a common antler
less moose season from Sept. 24
to Sept. 150, according; to the new
frame regulations issued by the
Alaska Department of Fish and
Game.
A number of antlerless moose
seasons have again been schedul
ed. with some new areas in the In
terior being given their first —
though brief seasons. In some
portions of Southcentral Alaska,
the antlerless moose seasons have
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been shortened from last year.
Several amendments to the
State Game and Guiding Regula
tions were adopted by the Alas
ka Board of Fish and Game at its
recently-concluded spring meet
ing in Juneau. The new regula
tions become effective on July 1.
A new regulatory pamphlet in
corporating the changes will be
available to sportsmen about mid
June.
Among the regulations adopted
by the Board were several
changes from last year’s big
game seasons and bag limits. In
1963-64, hunters will be able to
take:
Deer from August 1 to Decem
ber 31, except in Prince William
Sound where the season will be
August 15 to December 31. The
bag limit was upped to three deer
on Kodiak Island, with no changes
elsewhere:
Moose after August 1 in the
Arctic (compared to August 30
last year): elsewhere there are
only minor changes in the open
ing dates on bulls. The Berner’s
Bay area north of Juneau will be
opened for the first time this year,
from September 15 to September
30, with a limit of one bull per
hunter;
Caribou from August 10 to
March 31 except in those areas
where there is an unchanged, con
tinuously open season. Continued
build-ups in caribou numbers
caused the Board to lengthen
seasons from the August 20-De
cember 31 dates in effect last
year;
Elk from August 1 to December
31, with a limit of one elk except
on the Tonki Cape area of Afog
nak Island, where the limit will be
two;
Sheep starting July 20 in the
Arctic, with no changes in the
rest of the State. Hunters will he
able to take two % curl rams in
the former area, with the season
running until September 20;
Coat from August 1 to Decem
ber 21 in Southeastern and in
Prince William Sound (Game
Management Units 1 through 0)
and August 10 to November 20
elsewhere: these seasons are un
changed from 1962;
Bison during a permit-only sea
son to be announced later. Per
mits will be selected in a drawing
as in 1961, with rules for apply
ing also to be announced later.
Up to 20 aged, nonproductive ani
mals will be removed through
this hunt in an effort to improve
the herd;
Brown and Grizzly Bear begin
ning September 1 in most of the
State, except for an August 20
opening in the Arctic. The Alaska
Peninsula and the Arctic (Game
Management Unit 9) thus opens
10 days earlier than last year,
with no changes in opening dates
elsewhere;
Polar Bear from October lb to
May 10: the 1964 closing date is
10 days later than 1961Vs regular
season closure.
Among other amendments to
the regulations adopted by the
Board is a restriction oir the use
of aircraft for big game hunting
on the Alaska Peninsula. Except
for the period December 1 to
March 21, aircraft may now be
used in that area (Game Manage
ment Unit 9> only to establish a
camp or as transportation to a
camp previously established.
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