Seward daily gateway., 1930-06-18
GAME REGULATIONS
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OOltl1lucu 1lOiH rage Iuary IS. Tn Fur Division No. 2. north of the summit of the Alaska range to Aklun mountains, Novem-
 Der l6 to March 1, and south of the summit of these mountains from
 November Is to January 31. Tn Fur
 District No. 3, from December II to
 March 3l Each trapper, however,
 is limited to a take of 10 marten
 and the pelts must be sealed by a
 member of the commissions per-
 sonnel before the skins will be used.
 as during the open beaver season two years ago.
 The one-year complete close sea
 son for the taking of mink, land
 otter and weasel, on the Kenai
 Peninsula has been removed and
 these animals may again be taken
 during the open season from De- cember I tO March l. A similar re-
 sJriction on the taking of mink in
 Fun District No. 3 has been removed
 and this animal may be taken dur
 ing the same season as land otter
 and weasel, December to March
 31. The open season for taking of mink, land otter and weasel in southeastern Alaska east of longi-
 tude 1880 has oeen advanced Is days and these animals may now
 be taken during the period from December Is to January 15.
 Responsive to the request of fur
 dealers and trappers living in the lower KUskokWim and the lower
 Yukon rivers and the shores of Nor
 ton Sound, the season for the talk ing of mink has been closed. This Iarea is particularly described as consisting of those portions of the Idrainages to Norton Sound, Boring Sea, Yukon and KuskokWim rivers, bounded Oh north by tile south
 bank of the Inglutalik river to it's source, and thence over the divide to the most northerly fork of the hatael river and following down its south bank to it's confluence with the Koyukuk river, bounded on the least ly the west bank of the Koyu- kuk river to it's confluence with the Yukon river thence following down the west bank of the Yukon river t0 the Paimute Portage, thence across such portage to crow Village on tha Ku5kokwim river, thence following down the north and west bank of the KuskokWiIn river to it's mouth.
 To permit qualified persons to set traps for wolves and coyotes during the closed season an fur- bearers. .a provision has been added to Regu- lation 18 for the issuance of par- mits authorizing such trapping. These permits may be issued to persons, at the discretion of the commission, upon applica- tfons completed on forms obtain able from game Wardans. All traps N used under such permits. aB well as traps used for taking of animals for propagation purposes. must be with the owners name or some other distinctive mark. Such is designated for tlle pro- lection of persons operating under 5he provisions of such permits, as well as to facilitate enforcement work.
 The use of set guns of any de- designed for the taking of game, or fur-bearing animals is now prohibited.
 Responsive to the request of Walt 3ez residents, q closed area has been egta bnshed in Keystone Can- gon where no game or birds may oe taken. This area includes one half mile on each side of the nar- 7neling Richardson Highway from Tlepost I3 to the center of Snow slide Gulch near Mile 1G. A similar 'losed area has been created to \. 7ern1it migrating caribou to cross he Steese Highway unmolested.