PERMITS ISSUED
JUNEAU OFFICE
CAPTURE ANIMALS
DELAY SENDING TO WASHING
TON IS ELIMINATED BY
RECENT CHANGE
LAND FUF^BEARING GAME
Liberal Policy To Be Pursued An
nounces Alaska Game
Executive.
The office of the Alaska Game
Commission and Bureau of Biologi
cal Survey, at Juneau, announces that
in the future permits for the cap
ture of land fur-bearing animals in
Alaska for propagation purposes will
be issued from the Juneau office, and
that applications need no longer suf
fer delay by being sent to the Wash
ington office, as has been the custom
in the past. This arrangement is
made in accordance with Regulation
22 of the Alaska Game Law.
Mr. Walker, executive officer of
the commission, states that the Bio
logical survey and Alaska Game Com
mission are doing all in their power
to foster the development of fur-bear
ing in Alaska and permits for the
capture of a limited number of fur
bearing animals for propagation pur
poses are granted to persons who
show they are prepared to take pro
per care of fur-bearing animals they
may capture under permit.
Applications for capture permits
should state name in full, residence
and postoffice address, location of
fur farm, or where they propose to
keep the animals, together with a
brief statement of the facilities the
applicant has for the care of any ani
mals taken, then number and kinds
of animals which it is desired to
capture, and if the capture opera
tions are not to be carried on by the
applicant, the application should give
the name of the person who is to
engage in the capture.
The permit is issued without charge,
but the person who is to do the cap
ture work must hold a valid license
! under the Alaska Game Law, per
i mitting him to take land fur-bearing
animals. Persons who can qualify
lor the Resident Trapping License at
a fee of $2, need only take out that
license. Non-resident citizens must
have the $50 license, and aliens must
have the $100 license.
Mr. Walker states that while they
are quite liberal in the granting of
such permits, they endeavor to make
certain that the person is actually
going into bonafide fur farming and
is prepared to care for the animals
taken. He also points out that due
to the fact that few persons are ex
perienced in the care of wild ani
mals, that permits will ordinarily be
issued for only small numbers, which
h estates is sufficient to enable the
applicant; to get a start, to experi-:
ment, and to determine whether or not
he can raise them successfully. Ad
ditional permits may usually be ob
tained if the person finds he can
successfully raise the animals and is
prepared to care for them.
Permits will not ordinarily be grant
ed according to Mr. Walker, for the
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SHENANDOAH DISASTER
Rear Admiral Hilary P. Jones, who
has been appointed head of the Na
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hurst, N. J., and probe the disaster
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capture of animals to be removed
from the Territory, for he states it
is the aim of the Commission to fos
ter the development of fur-farming
in the Territory.
Permittees are required to have
the permit in their possession in cap
turing animals and are prohibited
from destroying the dens or burrows
of animals in the capture, and are
prohibited from using smoke or chem
icals in capturing them.
Permittees are required to comply
with the provisions of the Alaska
Game Laws and regulations and the
Territorial laws. At the expiration
of the calendar year for -which a per
mit is granted, they shall submit a
report of operations conducted under
the permit. The Commission also
points out that when animals have
been captured the fur-farming opera
tions have been actually established,
parties are required to have both the
Territorial fur farm license, and the
Alaska Game Commission fur farm
license.
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