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6C Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter
Get your kids outdoors
during the summer vacation
With schools all shuttered
up, it's often a challenge
for parents to keep kids
active and entertained
through the dog days of
summer. But parents, take
heart -- the Youth in the
Outdoors (YO?) program,
sponsored by the California
Department of Fish and
Game (DFG), may have just
the ticket to get kids off the
computer and outdoors this
summer.
"I can't think of a better
way for a child to spend
a summer in California than
to take part in one of the
many outdoor programs
around the state," said
DFG Director John McCam-
man. "There's something
for almost every kid, from
fishing lessons to archery
to guided nature walks.
Encouraging your child to
experience and discover a
love of the outdoors may
foster a better understand-
ing and respect of our natur-
al resources, and in turn
will help ensure that Califor-
nia's habitats are protected
for future generations."
YO? maintains a calendar
of kid-friendly summer
events around the state, in-
cluding those sponsored by
organizations and nonprof-
its unaffiliated with DFG.
Check out the calendar at
dfg.ca.gov/yo.
To have youth-friendly
outdoor events listed on the
calendar, contact YO? at
(916) 322-8933.
Just a few of the northern
California Opportunities
currently listed include:
Siskiyou County: Kids Fishing
Day at Mt. Shasta Hatch-
ery, Saturday, Aug. 20. For
additional information, call
Monty Currier, 225-2368.
Tehama County: Kids Outdoor
Sports Camp, various dates
in June and July. Juniors
age 10 and up spend a
week gaining a variety of
fishing, conservation and
hunting skills emphasizing
safe firearms handling. For
more information, see
mykosc.org/camp_informat
ion.htm.
Various locations: American
Red Cross's First Aid and
CPR training. Enjoy the
outdoors by being properly
prepared -- a must for
outdoor enthusiasts (many
other classes are also avail-
able). For more informa-
tion, see redcrosscrc.org.
The calendar is updated
regularly so check back
throughout the summer
months.
YO? is a collaborative
effort between DFG and
a number of outdoors-ori-
ented foundations and orga-
nizations around the state.
Its purpose is to facilitate
the conservation, enhance-
ment and restoration of
fish and wildlife and habi-
tats through the education
and participation of youth
in" California's outdoor
heritage. For a complete list
of YO? sponsors, see
dfg.ca.gov/yo/sponsors.html.
Deer and bear hunting seasons with opening dates in July and August are:
Deer
Zone Archery General Season Dates
A July 9 - 31 Aug. 13- Sept. 25
B1, B2, B3, B5 Aug. 20 - Sept. 11 Sept. 17 - Oct. 23
B4 July 23 - Aug. 14 Aug. 27 - Oct. 2
B6 Aug. 20- Sept. 11 Sept. 17 - Oct. 16
D3-10 Aug. 20 - Sept. 11 Varies; see regulations book
C1 Aug. 20- Sept. 4 Sept. 17 - Oct. 16
C2, C3 Aug. 20 - Sept. 11 Sept, 17 - Oct. 23
C4 Aug. 20 -" Sept. 4 Sept. 17 - Oct. 2
X Zones Aug. 20- Sept. (various) Draw Zones, see regs
Bear
Archery bear season opens Aug. 20, 2011, and runs through Sept. 11, 2011.
General bear season opens concurrently with general deer season in the A, B, C, D, X8, X9A,
X9B, Xl0 and X12 deer hunting zones. Please refer to the 2011 California Mammal Hunting
Regulations for opening dates. In the remaining deer hunting X zones, bear season begins
Oct. 8, 2011.
The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) shall close the season earlier if 1,700 bears have
been reported taken. For daffy updates on reported bear harvest, call toll-free (888) 277-6398
or visit www.dfg.ca.gov/wildlife/hunting/bear/harvest.html.
Note: A recent DFG news release incorrectly stated that opening day of bear season is July
9. However, the earliest bear season does not open until Aug. 13 in the A Zone, and is even
later in other parts of the state.
Early hunting seasons Ellis slimmer
California'S deer and bear
hunting season is upon. us,
with the first archery zone
opening last weekend.
Archery deer season start-
ed in the A Zone July 9, with
archery bear seasons coni-
mencing Aug. 20.
The A Zone general deer
season spans Aug. 13 - Sept.
25 with a 65,000-tag quota
and an estimated 26 percent
hunter success rate.
Most of the A Zone land is
under private ownership but
access is available on Bu-
reau of Land Management
and National Forest lands.
Californians enjoy some of
the earliest seasons in the
, nation and the widest range
of seasons and hunting
conditions from pursuing
black bear in the redwood
forests of Humboldt County
to desert mule deer in the
high desert of San Bernardi-
no County.
The Coastal A Zone deer
and bear seasons are tradi-
tionally the first seasons to
open for deer and bear in
late summer.
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