The Nome nugget., 1932-04-30
GENERAL
 ROUNDUP
discussing general roundup of the reindeer industry,

where convention or about two villages of Teller Unit was held. The meetings were under the dir ection Of Unit Manager Stafford. who handled the situations exceed ingly well.
 Plans for the general roundup were gone over with a committee composed of one or more repre- sentatives from each herd wi hin the Unit. In turn this large com mittee reported to the general as- sembly General discussion ensued and the assembly, without dis senting vote, accepted the plan, which is as follows:
 Each herd management will work a crew sufficient to make the roundup as complete as possible. This crew will place the animals in the corrals. An additional crew composed of two sections each hay ing a representative from each herd within the Unit, will consti- ute the "follow-up'' or "repre- sentative" crew. One section will cover the Upper Iglob, Inland, Low CT Igloo, and Teller ranges and aid in the marking; the other will cover the Wales, Allockeok and Shishmaref ranges and aid in the marking of those herds.
 A section of the follow-up crew will aid in the marking of one herd and then proceed over the range already worked in order to pick up deer which have been missed in the roundup. If this 4 pickup is large enough to justi- fy it, the deer will be driven to the corrals just vacated. They are not to be driven to another herds grounds unless of sufficient number to justify the expense of returning them to their own ran ge after marking.
 On entering the next range, which has already been rounded up by the local organization, the follow-up crew will pick up deer which have been missed by the local herders and drive them to the corrals where the next mark ing is about to take place After this marking is complete, the fol- low-up crew will again cover this | range on it's way to the next ran ge and if, as mentioned before, the number of pick-ups justifies they will be taken to the corrals where the dountine has just been finished. This plan will be follow ed turnout the Unit.
 Material has been shipped to the Upper Igloo range, where a corral will be constructed. Much |, of this pant of the range has had little or no working for num- Der of years. The follow-up crew will work with the local organt- zation crew in rounding up this range. and thereafter cover the  ranges as shown above.
 The Upper Igloo corralling will be done June 20; Inland, June 25; Lower aIgloo, July 1; Teller, , July 10; Wales July 15; Allock- eok, August 1; shishmaref, Aug ust 15. The season is later in the Wales-Shishmare section, hem ce corralling is set at later date. These dates will make it possib- le for the Unit Manager to ba present at all markings. He will make every effort to do so, al though the problems of transpor- tation, weather and unforeseen diff faculties are to oe overcome.
 Deer passing thru the chutes will be properly prorated to the owners. Strays from herds with out the Unit will be reported to their home management. Every deer passing thru the chute will be given mark of paint on the back, in addition 10 the proper earmark. A different color will be used on each range This will ! aid materially in determining the drift Of strays. The following