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The bighorn sheep hunt-
ing season will begin as
early as August 15 in some
game management units
and the Rocky Mountain
goat season as early as
September 8, the Colorado
Wildlife Commission de-
cided January 9.
The Division of Wildlife
will issue 292 rifle licenses
and 72 archery licenses for
Colorado residents. Eight
archery and 34 rifle licens-
es are available for out-of.
state hunters.
There are 29 archery
and 62 rifle licenses avail-
able for Colorado hunters
of Rocky Mountain goat.
Two archery and eight
rifle licenses are available
to out-of-state hunters.
A license to hunt sheep
or goat costs $100 for
Colorado residents and
$500 for out-of-state hunt-
ers. License applications,
included in the informa-
tion brochure issued by
the Division, must be post-
marked or received at the
Division no later than
April 21.
Successful applicants
will be invited to a one-
day orientation session to
be held in July at a site to
be determined. Applicants
will be notified.
Season dates vary ac-
cording to the manage-
ment unit. In most archery
units, the season runs from
August 15 through August
30 or from September 5
through October 6. Rifle
seasons run from Septem-
ber 5 through October 6 in
most game units, with the
season beginning August
15 on six others. Later sea-
s menus li
NORWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL MENU: January 26-30, 1987
Monday - Sloppy Joe, Fresh Vegetables, fruit and milk.
Tuesday - Pizza, seasoned corn, dessert and milk.
Wednesday - Taco stack, cinnamon bread, fruit and milk.
Thursday - Beef noodles, seasoned spinach, hot rolls/butter,
fruit and milk.
Friday - Ravioli, salad, hot rolls/butter, dessert and milk.
Subject to change
WEST END PUBLIC SCHOOL MENU: January 26-29, 1987
Monday - Fishwich, french fries, pickle chip, pears and milk.
Tuesday - Chicken, potatoes and gravy, rolls/butter, rosey ap-
plesauce, and milk.
Pizza, green beans, carrot coins, fruit and chocolate milk.
Thursday - COOK'S CHOICE
sons have been eatablished
for a few selected units.
For more information,
check the 1987 Bighorn
Sheep and Mountain Goat
Hunting Season Informa-
tion brochure, available at
license outlets by mid.Feb-
ruary.
Hunters and fishermen
are reminded to purchase
their 1987 licenses before
heading into the field this
year.
The 1986 license expir-
ed at midnight December
31 and are not valid for
any portion of the 1987
season.
New licences are avail-
able at more than 1,000
license outlets throughout
the state.
License fees for fishing
and the small game hunt-
ing season still in effect re-
main the same for 1987.
Colorado residents pay
$11 for a fishing license
and $7.50 for a small game
hunting license.
Out-of-state fishing li-
censes costs $35 and small
game licenses $32.50.
Turkey hunters can
stalk their wiley prey from
April 18 through May 17
this spring except in select-
ed small game manage-
ment Units, the Colorado
Wildlife Commission
decided January 9.
The fall season will run
from September 1 9
through October 4, with
the exception of some
small game management
units.
Hunters should check
America's fastest mwing rural organization has openings for
a limited number of full-time and part-time career
opportunities in this area as membership directors for
Communicating for Agriculture.
No prior experie is required, however an ability to meet
people and org youractivities combined with a farm or
rural background will improve your success potential.
The income potential for Communicating for Agriculture
Membership Directors is excellent either as full-tiqle or pad-
time. Many of our representativeHome 2,000 across
America--have doubled their income within two years.
An information meeting will be held soon in this area to fully
explain the opportunity.
To receive an invitation to attend the
Communicating for Agriculture
Opportunity meeting, place a toll-free
call to Roger Olson at Communicating
for Agriculture Support Services
1-800-445-1525.
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the turkey season hunting
information brochure pub-
lished by the Colorado Di-
vision of Wildlife and will
be available at license out-
lets throughout the state
in late February.
Turkey hunters must
have a permit for the sea-
son in which they hunt in
addition to a valid turkey
license. The unlimited per-
mits, for both the spring
and fall seasons, are avail-
able from Division of Wild-
life offices.
Limited permits for
spring are required for the
Lake Dorothey, Skaquay
Reservoir and Colorado
Springs state wildlife areas
as well as for selected
small ,game management
units. Limited permit areas
for the fall season include
the Lake Dorothey, Span-
ish Peaks and Skaquey
Reservoir State Wildlife
areas.
Available from
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