The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-07-23
Service Men May Hunt In
 Alaska Now

immediately preceding application, the hunting population is expected to be the greatest in the history of the Territory. The scale of license fees has been increased slightly.
 4 split season on moose, to af- ford protection when the meat is unfit for human consumption, is provided north of the Alaska Range, and on caribou throughout the Ter ritory. A thirty day open season on mountain sheep is provided north of the Alaskan Range The refuge areas for caribou on the SteeseI Highway have been enlarged. An area in the Mt. Hayes-Blair Lakes. section south of Fairbanks has beenI closed to the taking of game and fur, and Sheep Mountain on theI new Glenn Highway between Chick aloon and Gulkana has been closed to the taking of mountain sheep A chapter has been added covering game fishes.
 Open Season and Limits
 DEER bucks (with horns not less than inches in length above the top of the skulI. East of long itude 1889 in southeastern Alaska, September 16 to November 15.
 West of longitude 138' in the drainage to Prince William Sound north of the center of the c. R. &I N. W. Railway and west of Noun tain Slough including the islands of said sound, except Hawkins and Knight Islands, September 20 toI September 30.
 Bag limit: - East of longitude 138'. 2. In area west of longitude 13S', l.
 MOOSE bulls Cexcept yearlingsI and calves) North of the Alaska Range, Fall Season, September l toI September 30; Winter Season, De- cember l to December 31. South of the Alaska Range, November 16 toI January 15. Bag limit, L
 CARIBOU (except calves), Fall Season, September l to September 30; Winter Season December 1 toI December 31. Bag limit: Resident ?; nonresident, 1.
 MOUNTAIN SHEEP (except ewes and lambs) North of the Alaska Range, September l to September 30. Bag limit: l. South of the Alas ka Range. no open season.
 MOUNTAIN GOAT (except kids First Judicial Division, September Is to November 15, except Tracy Arm watershed. Rest of Territory, September 1 to October 31 Bag limit: 9
 BEAR tlarge brown or grizzly. September l to June 20. through out Territory (except no open sea- son on Alaska Peninsula west of the mail trail connecting Herendeen Bay and Portage Bay, and other areas described in Schedules A and B, Circular POD. Bag limit: 2 al season, except Admiralty Kodiak and Afognak Islancs, 1 a season.
 BEAR (black, including it's brown and blue. or glacier bear. color variations). In the First andl Third Judicial Divisions of the Ter ritory, September 1 to June 20. InI the rest of the Territory, no closed season. Bag limit, by nonresident. in the First Judicial Division, 2 al season; elsewhere in Territory, 3 al season. By resident in the First and Third Judicial Divisions, 3 a sea- son; elsewhere in Territory, mol limit.
 Game Birds
 GROUSE and PTARMIGAN. Sep- tember l to January 31 Bag limit; Grouse 10 ptarmigan 10; but not to exceed 10 in the aggregate of all kinds of grouse and ptarmigan al day.
 MIGRATORY WATERFOWL Op- en seasons and bag limits to be an- nounced later.
 PHEASANTS. No open season.
 Game Fishes
 (Including rainbow, steelhead, cutthroat, Eastern brook. and Dolly Warden trouts, and grayling).
 Kenai River, including Russian River and Cooper Creek) Buskin River near Kodiak, and all lakes and tributaries thereof, June to September 30.
 Dewey Lake near Skagway and Salmon Greek Reservoir near Ju- neau, June l to September 30
 Rest of the Territory, no closed season
 BAG LIMITS: Kenai River dn- cluding Russian River and Cooper Creek Buskin River, Lake Creek, Willow Rever and all waters drain ing into Bristol Bay 10 fishes but not to exceed 10 pounds and l fish daily; possession limit, daily bag limits.
 Rest of Territory, 20 fishes but not to exceed Is pounds and l fish daily; possession limit. ? daily bag limits
 License Fees
 Resident Game Fish License S1.00.