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| # ¥ # 'Rbruu* 22 *A cmmmmenetsmmmmge s o mpteemenaanennne ie % % P M k k | & A contemplated change in the moose | f ¥ f | law may require that at least the: "a® ,as lc an es hindquarters be brought out with the > ree "' a"c"s head. The present law requires that # meat be not allowed to "waste," but @ a | it is not always observed. It is stated _ n " n | ng aws | that 90 per cent. of American hunters ac | come only for "trophies." There is' no thought of creating undue hard--| wennnnmnnnamnammn mememmess A F duwed ship, and it may not be necessary R for a hunter to ship the hindquarters Conservatives Hold Warm ome along w e head or antlers. # wl onz e ?ut htehmust produce hindquarters be-- | Private Debate on House * * # ore the Government agent as proof | r Rezomng of Big Game Terri--' _ of nis bona fides. The "trophy" part| _ | Episode * may then be released for shipment. | nemmanceommmmementmmemess m tories by Legislature The meat, if not desired, can be ship-- ie f Possible ped by the agent to charitable or other An hour's warm debate in caucus institutions, and the assurance against by Conservative M.P.P.'s as a result of suomemtsmmmremmmensmmmmomes | | waste will be a fact. E,enfrli:t Helglmtexgbodan's ww"mmnm "o p «p:_ | | Dates and limits and area gisiature yesterday over ep«* EZONING of terti= 1/'l mmossants and SrOust wl dcpfmil f:; burn--Henry clash produced a mixed tories with regard to the numbers of these birds. -- Open result. At least three members at the # A zones, however, may be less restricted informal caucus are understood to hig --game hunting, in area than heretofore, as the "con-- have supported Mr. Heighington, while the shooting of ground gestion" of shooters on open days has others joined in criticizing him. e E& j Another member of the party to d angling will be been a source of local complaints. o 1 party to re« game, and angling t ceive criticism, it is understood, was undertaken by the Legisla-- Col. T. A. Kidd, M.P.P. i::n- Kingston, j i who was taken to task some parts ture this session. bihee of the caucus for the resolution which It is not anticipated that a "rod precipitated the entire situation--ths license" for fishing will be considered resolution regarding King George's seriously, demand not being sufficient-- approaching jubilee. ty concrete. Angling seasons may be % changed--in some areas advanced, in s s some shortened and, in some cases. lengthened. Existing Areas. Reference to "zoning" was made in the debate yesterday by J. L. Houck, ; in moving the address in reply, and there is strong possibility of important * changes evolving with regard to bizg + game. At present thore are four des-- ignated areas: (a) North of the Na-- tional Transcontinental Railway, (b) # between that line and the CPR. Transcontinental (c) south of the C.P.R. and north of the French and * Mattawa Rivers, (cc) south of "c." C Climate variations will govern, and "b" zone particularly may require subdi-- viding, to provide more suitable con-- ditions. Provision may be made to open the partridge season at different| times. If birds are plentiful, shooting i may be allowed at Thanksgiving time | in some areas for those who like to| 4 go ahead of the deer season; also A in the deer season there may be two spells of three days each allowed for taking partridges. The deer season may be made twenty days with ten-- day license periods and three part-- ridge days allowed in each period. *# For angling, the trout season, now | from May 1 to Sept. 15, an ecarlier | e . l e o g opening and closing may be consid--. U. of T. Has Credit : etraed--Aprn 15 to Sept. 1. for in-- | $ B I' { $6 4.761 stance, in the lower parts of the Prov-- | 1 | Ince. Farther north, where waters | a a__n_c_e_.?_. " ! cool earlier and trout spawn earlier,| The Ontario Legislature was ad-- | the season may open April 1 and run | vised yesterday that the University of | to Aug. 15. 1 Toronto had a credit balance of $64.-- | Regulations for Bass. 761 in operating ex%enses T;lor 'thfe year Bass being spring spawners, it is ending June 30, 1934. e informa-- i unlikely ang :)arllgr g;e:icnr; tta: tion was contained in a report from July 1 will be made, and this prob-- 'the Board of Governors tables in the bly wil f 3 House. Gross revenue for the year ably 1 be ntfade to apply to the 6t. Lawrence River area (now June was placed at $2,670,000, which in« 15), because of an agreement \\"tfi cluded a legislative grant of $1,000,000 * e and a supplementary grant of $150,000, the State of New York, recently ar--| f rived at. In the St. Clair--Detroit | resiponte atatiimzately 2001.000 in River region the opening date must| ip\'es:tme}ntgo(z,al?p'r:;(']i?atexy $604, H remain at June 15 to meet the Michi-- | f Mss 4 > gan laws. It would be unfair to On--' tario anglers to hold them in leash | for fifteen days after the opposite | shores of the same waters had bcen| fished. A month may be taken off the duck | -- season by fifteen days' later opening | and fifteen days' earlier close. The| season may close generally not later than Dec. 1.