I just wanted to share a little info that I came across while cleaning out some old boxes of camping supplies. I'm sure some of you will remember these "good ol' days"
Its the UTAH DEER HUNTING PROCLOMATION for 1976. Some of the things that I noticed were for sure different then, that you wont see in this years proclamation:
1 The State was broken down into 62 Deer herd units.
2 They had three Hunters choice control permits (regular season) 100 permits for each unit. season dates were Oct. 23-Nov. 2 They had a "Five-Day notice control permit" there are four units, and the number of tags for that hunt was a total of 450.
3 To "draw" those units you had to MAIL IN your app. OR, DELIVER IT IN PERSON. Wow! No "internet thing"???
4 The best for last!!!! Resident Big Game License was $7.00
Combo was $18.00
Non Resident Big Game was $75.00
Archery Permit - Resident or Non Resident was $5.00
Just wanted to share this with all of you. I was a little excited when I found the old Proc. I do remember hunting back in the day, when there was always snow on the ground, and it was a Wall Tent you stayed in, and not a 36' Toy Hauler. You either rode a horse, or hiked. Or if you were cool, you climbed on the Tote Goat and went for a ride.
OHHHHH THE "GREAT OL' DAYS" !!!!!!!!
Its the UTAH DEER HUNTING PROCLOMATION for 1976. Some of the things that I noticed were for sure different then, that you wont see in this years proclamation:
1 The State was broken down into 62 Deer herd units.
2 They had three Hunters choice control permits (regular season) 100 permits for each unit. season dates were Oct. 23-Nov. 2 They had a "Five-Day notice control permit" there are four units, and the number of tags for that hunt was a total of 450.
3 To "draw" those units you had to MAIL IN your app. OR, DELIVER IT IN PERSON. Wow! No "internet thing"???
4 The best for last!!!! Resident Big Game License was $7.00
Combo was $18.00
Non Resident Big Game was $75.00
Archery Permit - Resident or Non Resident was $5.00
Just wanted to share this with all of you. I was a little excited when I found the old Proc. I do remember hunting back in the day, when there was always snow on the ground, and it was a Wall Tent you stayed in, and not a 36' Toy Hauler. You either rode a horse, or hiked. Or if you were cool, you climbed on the Tote Goat and went for a ride.
OHHHHH THE "GREAT OL' DAYS" !!!!!!!!
