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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1956

Page

5

Idaho Fish and Game issues waterfowl and fur regulations

The department announces printed copies of this year’s waterfowl and fur regulations for public distribution. Licensed trapper licenses cost 5 dollars for residents and 75 dollars for nonresidents, valid through June 30, 1957. A handful of copies go to vendors. most go directly to trappers. Hunters are urged to submit report cards from the new paper tag program. A separate note from Pacific Telephone urges hunters to curb vandalism and mentions a 200 dollar reward for information. Fishing conditions are good statewide, with low waters and active, hungry fish.

Boise Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co Idaho Fish and Game Department H. W. McCaffrey Washington and Idaho McCaffrey York Idaho Boone and Crockett Club Tudor City Place New York

Open Nez Perce Road Project Aids Selway Bitterroot Season

The Idaho Fish and Game Department and the U S Forest Service renew cooperation to keep the Nez Perce pass road open through the shunting season in the Selway Bitterroot wilderness. The road is the only motor access into the area and supports hunter safety and elk harvest. The Idaho Landholder-Sportsman Council offers hunting signs including Hunting by Permission and Safety Zone for posted lands and buildings.

Idaho Fish and Game Department U. S. Forest Service Nez Perce Pass Selway- Bitterroot Aetter Idaho Landholder-Sportsman Council

Hunter Courtesy Signs Suggested by Farmer Council

Farmers urged courtesy to prevent road hunting and trespass. The council recommends motorists park at farmer houses, seek permission, and respect posted areas. Idaho Fish and Game guidance explains sign use and hunter conduct to protect property and safety.

Idaho Fish and Game Department

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