Hunting Digest 2 0 1 0 b i g g a m e

Best issue ever! Everything you need to know about hunting deer, elk, antelope, bighorn sheep, wild pig & bear in California RESOURCES AGENCY CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT tag application deadline FISH&GAME June 2, 2010 Hunting licenses are sold at the following DFG offices and at authorized license agents statewide. You can also take a hunter education course online! For more information, visit: www.dfg.ca.gov/huntered/. To find a license agent near you, visit: www.dfg.ca.gov/licensing/index.html c t

Eureka Field Office Northern Region 619 Second Street 601 Locust Street Eureka CA 95501 Redding, CA 96001 P(707) 445-6493 P(530) 225-2300 F(530) 225-2381 [email protected] Hunter Education Classes: (530) 225-2003

Bay Delta Region License and Revenue Branch 7329 Silverado Trail 1740 N. Market Blvd Napa, CA 94558 Sacramento, CA 95834 P(707) 944-5500 F(707) 944-5563 P(916) 928-5805 F(916) 419-7587 Hunter Education Classes: [email protected] (707) 944-5548 [email protected] North Central Region 1701 Nimbus Road Marine Region Rancho Cordova, CA 95670 20 Lower Ragsdale Drive Suite 100, P(916) 358-2900 F(916) 358-2912 Conta Monterey, CA 93940 Hunter Education Classes: (916) 351-0833 (831) 649-2870 [email protected] [email protected]

Central Region 1234 East Shaw Avenue, Fresno, CA 93710 P(559) 243-4005 F(559) 243-4022 Hunter Education Classes: (559) 243-4005

Los Alamitos Field Office 4665 Lampson Ave. Suite C Los Alamitos, CA 90720 P(562) 342-7100 P(562) 799-8427

South Coast Region 4949 Viewridge Avenue San Diego, CA 92123 P(858) 467-4201 F(858) 467-4299 Hunter Education Classes: (760) 947-8859 [email protected]

Photo Submission Guideline: Pursuant to Governor’s Executive Order S-13-09, California We will only publish photos of Department of Fish and Game offices are closed on the first, tagged animals. second and third Friday of each month through June 30, 2010. The California Hunting Digest is published by St a t e o f California De p a r t m e n t o f Fi s h a n d Ga m e the California Department of Fish and Game Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger Director John McCamman 1416 9th Street, 12th Floor Sacramento, CA 95814 Na t u r a l Re s o u r c e s Ag e n c y Fi s h a n d Ga m e Co m m i ss i o n Phone: (916) 322-8911 Fax: (916) 322-8989 Web site: www.dfg.ca.gov Secretary Lester A. Snow President Jim Kellogg Vice President Richard B. Rogers Lorna Bernard, Editor [email protected] RESOURCES AGENCY Commissioner Michael Sutton CALIFORNIA Meredith Fleener, Design and Layout DEPARTMENT Commissioner Daniel W. Richards FISH&GAME Commissioner Donald Benninghoven DFG Contributors Special thanks to all DFG staffers who reviewed and edited this document. Executive Director John Carlson, Jr. General Info...... 8 About the Big Game Drawing...... 12

Northern Region Deer Hunting...... 601 Locust Street 16 Redding, CA 96001 P(530) 225-2300 F(530) 225-2381 Outdoor Opportunities...... Hunter Education Classes: (530) 225-2003 30 Elk Hunting...... 34 Antelope Hunting...... 40 Big Horn Sheep Hunting...... 42 Wild Pig Hunting...... 44 Bear Hunting...... 46 Statistics from 2009 Hunts...... 48 Laws and Regulations Summary...... in this issue 53

hunting guide services For a list of licensed California hunting guides, visit: www.dfg.ca.gov/licensing/hunting/hunting.html. Click on the “Publications and Lists” tab. california hunting laws and regulations The full text of California’s hunting regulations can be found in Title 14 of the California Code of Regulations, and in the California Fish and Game Code. Both can be found on the DFG Web site at www.dfg.ca.gov/regulations/index.html. Printed copies of the regulations are also available at DFG offices and license agents. applications All applications for the Big Game Drawing must be received at the DFG’s License and Revenue Branch at 1740 N. Market Blvd. in Sacramento by 5:00 PM, June 2, 2010. To avoid being disqualified from the 2010 Big Game Drawing, mail your application early or give yourself plenty of time to travel to the License and Revenue Branch.

NONDISCRIMINATION “Any person excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or otherwise subjected to discrimination under any program of the California Department of Fish and Game, on the grounds of age, race, national origin, disability, religious or political affiliation, color, sex, ancestry, marital status or sexual orientation should contact the nearest regional office of the department or its headquarters in Sacramento, California, telephone (916) 322-8911. In addition, you may contact the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Washington, D.C. or a local EEOC office listed in your phone directory under U.S. Government.” Alternate communication format is available upon request. If reasonable accommodation is needed contact the California Department of Fish and Game at (916) 322-8911 or the California Relay (Telephone) Service for the deaf or hearing-impaired from TDD phones at (800) 735-2929. This booklet is intended to assist hunters in applying for deer and other big game tags. It does not replace the California Hunting Regulations for Mammals and Furbearers. For more detailed information concerning regulations, consult the California Hunting Regulations, available at any DFG office (see page 4 for phone numbers); or online at www.dfg.ca.gov/regulations/index.html. This publication is partially paid for through the sale of advertising. The DFG neither endorses products or services listed nor accepts any liability arising from the use of products or services listed. 13600 Old Morro Road Atascadero, CA 93422-2021 CALIFORNIA SPECIALS: Phone: (805) 466-3240 DESERT BIGHORNS Fax: (805) 461-5767 SAMBAR DEER

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Reclassify C, D12 and D17 Deer Tags The C, D12, and D17 would be classified as premium deer hunt tags in 2010, the tags would be issued through the annual Big Game Drawing. Hunters would lose all deer preference points if they receive these tags as their first choice tag. Nonrefundable Deer Tag Application Fees Resident deer tag application fees are non-refundable if the application has been used to apply in the Big Game Drawing or a deer tag has been issued.

A portion of a nonresident deer tag application will be refundable if: 1. The deer tag application was submitted for a premium deer hunt tag or a preference point only and no deer tag was issued; or 2. The application is submitted for a non premium deer hunt tag, and the tag is returned prior to the opening of the earliest season, and the tag quota for that hunt has not filled.

The refundable portion of the nonresident tag application will be the amount paid that is in excess of the cost of a resident deer tag application. Random Drawing for Fund-raising Big Game License Tags DFG has the option of conducting a random drawing to distribute fund-raising license tags for deer, elk, prong- horn antelope and bighorn sheep. Any resident or nonresident may apply for an unlimited number of hunt choices for each big game license tag. Hunt choices will cost $5 each. Preference points will not be considered and applicants will not earn or lose preference points in drawings for fund-raising big game tags. The DFG will con- tinue to offer fund-raising tags to nonprofit organizations for auction. New Antelope Hunt A new apprentice hunt has been approved for the Likely Tables zone for antelope. New Elk Hunts There are several changes, some new hunts, and some modifications to the elk hunting regulations this year.

There are five new hunt zones: Alameda, Bear Valley, Lake Pillsbury, Mendocino, and Santa Clara. The Marble Mountain and Northeastern zones have been enlarged. The West Tinemaha and Lone Pine zones were split, creat- ing two new hunt zones (Tinemaha Mountain and Whitney). A late season combination muzzleloader/archery hunt for the Marble Mountain and a muzzleloader hunt at Fort Hunter Liggett have been added. Either-sex tags in the Marble Mountain, Northeastern, Siskiyou, and the Owens Valley archery only multi-zone were converted to bull and antlerless tags.

2010 Big Game 7 hunting GeneralGeneral Info ? Info Q Who needs a hunting license? Q Where do I purchase a hunting A California hunting license is required for any person license? taking birds or mammals. Hunters must carry licenses Hunting licenses are available from most License Agents and be prepared to show them on request. To be valid, the and most DFG License Sales Offices. hunting license must be signed and filled out completely. Q Can I purchase a hunting license Q What do I need to do to get my online? hunting license? Not at this time, but the DFG’s Automated License Data Resident, nonresident, and junior hunters must present System (ALDS) is coming soon. ONE of the following when applying for an Annual Cali- fornia Hunting License or Two-Day Nonresident Hunting Q How do I replace a lost or License as proof of meeting California’s hunter education destroyed current hunting license? requirements: You may obtain a Duplicate Hunting License by surren- • An Annual California Hunting License issued in any dering your current year's Application for Duplicate to prior year; most License Agents and most DFG License Sales Offices • A Two-Day Nonresident California Hunting License and paying the appropriate fee. If you lose your Applica- issued after the 1999/2000 license year; tion for Duplicate or Duplicate Hunting License, you • A written declaration which states that the applicant must purchase a new license at full fee. If you lose any had a California hunting license in any prior year, but additional stamps or tags, they must be purchased again at that license is now lost or destroyed; full fee. (Fish and Game Code, Section 1053b). • A California certificate of hunter education comple- tion or equivalency with a unique number imprinted on it ex: (AA00000) or a California hunter education Q Can I purchase a hunting license certificate with no unique number imprinted and a for my friend? Yes. You must show your friend’s California hunting California hunter education validation stamp affixed; license from any previous license year or his/her hunter • A certificate of successful completion of a California- education certificate as proof of meeting California’s hunt- approved hunter education course from any state or er education requirements. You must also fill in his/her province; or address on the license application. Your friend must fill • A current hunting license or a hunting license issued in the remaining license information and sign the license in either of the two previous years from any state, before hunting (Section 705, Title 14, of the California province, European Country or South Africa. Code of Regulations (CCR)). Q What is the minimum age Q Do I have to complete a Harvest requirement to purchase a hunting Information Program (HIP) Survey? license? Yes. If you plan to hunt migratory game birds (ducks, There is no minimum age requirement for purchasing geese, coots, dove, band-tailed pigeon, snipe, gallinules or a hunting license if the applicant can show proof of the black brant) you must complete a HIP survey and affix a hunter education. However, hunter education instruc- free HIP Stamp to your California Hunting License. HIP tors generally ask that students be at least 10 years of age. surveys and stamps are available at some License Agents Students must be able to read, write and understand the and most DFG License Sales Offices. Hunters may be questions given on the written test required to complete cited for hunting migratory game birds without a HIP the course. Check with a Hunter Education Instructor in stamp affixed to their license. your area for his/her minimum age requirement.

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2010 Big Game 8 2010 Big Game 9 Q Is there a reduced-fee hunting license? hunting licenses The following license and permits are available to hunt- ers who meet specific eligibility criteria: a reduced-fee & tag fees disabled veteran’s hunting license, a permit for disabled ar- { { chers that allows the use of a crossbow during archery sea- son; and a permit that allows visually disabled hunters to use a scope while hunting with a muzzleloader. For more Includes five percent license agent handling fee information about these items, contact your local DFG and $4.00 nonrefundable processing fee for deer license sales office or visit the DFG website at http://www. and bear tag applications. License Year runs July dfg.ca.gov/licensing/hunting/huntdescrip.html. 1, 2010–June 30, 2011. hunting licenses Resident, age 16 and over ~ $41.50 Nonresident ~ $144.65 what can i hunt? Junior (resident/nonresident), under age 16 ~ $10.75 Disabled Veteran* ~ $6.25 { { Duplicate (annual licenses only) ~ $9.20 Q What game mammals can be hunting tag applications hunted? First-Deer Tag Application Deer, elk, pronghorn antelope, wild pig, black bear, Resident ~ $27.85 Nelson bighorn sheep in the areas described in subsec- Nonresident ~ $244.90 tion 4902(b) of the Fish and Game Code, hares, rabbits Second-Deer Tag Application (except for riparian brush rabbits), and tree squirrels. Resident ~ $34.65 Nonresident ~ $244.90 Q What game birds can be hunted? Duplicate/Exchange Deer Tag ~ $8.75 Dove, quail, grouse, ptarmigan, chukar, pheasant, wild Bear Tag Application turkey, duck, goose, coot, moorhen, and jacksnipe. Resident ~ $40.70 Nonresident* ~ $245.75 Q What “nongame” species can be Wild Pig Hunting Tags hunted? Resident ~ $19.95 Nongame birds and mammals may not be taken, except Nonresident ~ $66.70 for the following species which may be taken with a hunt- Bobcat Tags** ~ $14.70 inglicense: • English sparrow, starling, coyote, weasel, skunk, big game drawing applications opossum, mole and rodent (excluding tree and flying Antelope: Single ~ $7.50 Party ~ $15.00 squirrels, and those listed as furbearers, endangered or threatened species) may be taken at any time of the year Elk: Single ~ $7.50 Party ~ $15.00 and in any number; Bighorn Sheep: Single ~ $7.50 • Fallow, sambar, sika, and axis deer may be taken only hunter education concurrently with the general deer season; • Aoudad, mouflon, tahr, and feral goat may be taken Hunter Education Equivalency Exam ~ $47.50 all year; Duplicate Hunter Education Certificate ~ $5.25 • American crow may only be taken during crow season. • Bobcat may only be taken during bobcat season. hunting stamps Upland Game Bird Stamp ~ $8.40 Q What furbearers can be hunted? California Duck Stamp ~ $18.10 Badger, gray fox, muskrat, mink, beaver, and raccoon. *Available from DFG offices only. For complete regulations describing seasons, bag limits and ** Available from DFG offices and select license sales methods of take, consult the hunting regulations on the Fish agents. and Game Commission Web site: www.fgc.ca.gov. 2010 Big Game 8 2010 Big Game 9 ? hunter ? education { classes { There are no age restrictions for hunter education classes but most instructors recommend a minimum age of 10. Classes include at least 10 hours of instruction in a wide range of topics, such as hunting ethics, wildlife conservation and management, safe firearms handling, first aid, survival, wildlife identification, and care of game. There is a minimal fee to cover the instructor’s out-of-pocket expenses. For information on upcoming classes, or to to start your hunter education training online, visit the DFG Web site at: www.dfg.ca.gov/ huntered/. duplicate To find a hunter education class in your area, call hunter education one of the numbers listed on the regional contact map, found on page 4. { certificates { Duplicate hunter education certificates can be issued hunter to any person who completed and passed a hunter education education class after 1989. The DFG does not have records before this date. If the class was completed equivalency prior to 1989, the hunter should contact the original instructor, club, or organization where the course was exams taught to obtain a duplicate. If the hunter is unable { { to obtain a duplicate through these means, they will Hunter education equivalency exams are given have to repeat the course. There is a fee for a duplicate by appointment at DFG regional offices for a fee. certificate. Contact your nearest DFG office for (California equivalency certificates may not be accepted additional information. as evidence of hunter education in some states.)

You Can Make a Difference! archery { training { The DFG recommends participation in the National Bowhunter Education Foundation’s archery training course for all persons using archery equipment. Please contact your nearest DFG regional office orwww.nbef. org for information on class availability.

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tags (Section 708, Title 14 of the CCR). Therefore, when general there are fewer tags available than the number of members in a party, the computer bypasses the party and draws the information applicant with the next lowest random number to fill the tag { quota.{ • The preference point value for party applications entered All premium deer hunt tags and elk, antelope and big- in the Big Game Drawing is determined by averaging all horn sheep tags are distributed through the DFG Big Game party members’ deer preference points (total preference Drawing. points of the party divided by the number of party mem- Under a Modified Preference Point System drawing, tag bers). Preference point averages are not rounded up or down quotas for each hunt are split into two portions: one portion (Section 708, Title 14 of the CCR). awarded by preference point drawings; the other portion • Just prior to the drawing, the computer sorts all applica- awarded in Draw-By-Choice drawings. Quota splits vary, tions according to first tag choice, preference point totals, depending on the species, total number of available tags, or and random number. other special criteria (such as those for Apprentice Hunts). • The computer begins awarding first tag choices to appli- The maximum number of preference points for any species cants with the most preference points, in random number a hunter can have is eight. order (starting with the lowest random number to the high- Instructions for completing elk, antelope and bighorn est random number). sheep applications can be found on pages 34, 40 and 42, • After the preference point round is completed, unsuccessful respectively, and deer tag application instructions begin on applications are resorted by hunt choice and random number page 16. order (starting with the lowest random number to the high- All big game tag applications for the annual Big Game est random number), and the computer begins awarding tags Drawing must be received at the DFG’s License and based on applicant’s first-choice without consideration of ac- Revenue Branch, in Sacramento, by 5:00 p.m. on June 2, cumulated points, until all draw-by-choice tag quotas fill or 2010. until all applications have been processed. • All remaining unsuccessful applications are then sorted by second tag choice, in random number order (starting with how the the lowest random number to the highest random number) and the computer conducts a second round of drawings for d e e r d r a w i n g s any zones and hunts with tags remaining without consider- ation of accumulated points. work • If tags remain after second tag choices have been processed, { applications{ are sorted once again by third tag choice, in ran- • The DFG will run the draw within 10 business days of the dom number order (starting with the lowest random number application deadline. to the highest random number), and any remaining tags are • After the application deadline, when all applicant informa- awarded without consideration of accumulated points. tion has been entered, the computer assigns each person (or • For applications not drawn in the third round hunters will party) a unique random number. Hunters who apply as a be notified of available tags so they may reapply. party receive the same random number as the party leader. • Party applications are not split to meet the tag quota if the number of party members exceeds the number of available

2010 Big Game 12 2010 Big Game 13 {drawing results { Deer tags and unsuccessful drawing notices will be mailed to drawing participants as soon as possible after the draw- ing. Beginning June 23, 2010, draw results will be available by phone during regular business hours from DFG license sales offices. On that date applicants may also look up draw results on the DFG’s Web site at: https://biggame.dfg.ca.gov/biggame notifying successful Hunter Greg Dawson harvested this 9+ year old ram in the Old { applicants Dad/Kelso{ Peak hunt unit with the help of Dry Creek Outfitters Successful applicants should receive their tags by July 2, 2010. If you do not receive your tag by this date please con- deer tag quota splits tact your nearest DFG license sales office. { { Quota splits are established in regulations adopted by the notifying unsuccessful Fish and Game Commission based on DFG proposals and public input. Please check the Commission’s Web site at applicants www.fgc.ca.gov for information on how to play a role in the { regulation-setting{ process. Premium Deer Tags After the drawing, notices will be mailed to unsuccessful (Excluding Apprentice Deer Tags) drawing applicants. These applicants should receive a notice • Ninety percent (90%) of the individual zone or hunt tag quota by July 2, 2010 that lists zones and available hunts as of the shall be awarded using a Preference Point drawing. notice date. Applicants must wait for their drawing notices • Ten percent (10%) of the individual zone or hunt tag quota to reapply for available tags. shall be awarded using a Draw-by-Choice drawing. • For zones or hunts with quotas less than ten (10) tags, one (1) Do not discard your drawing notice as it takes the place tag shall be awarded using a Draw-by-Choice drawing. of your original deer tag application and must be used to Apprentice Deer Tags reapply for available tags (either individually or as a party). • Fifty percent (50%) of the hunt tag quota shall be awarded Unsuccessful applicants who do not receive their drawing through a Preference Point drawing. notice by July 2, 2010 should contact any DFG license sales • Fifty percent (50%) of the hunt tag quota shall be awarded office. through a Draw-By-Choice drawing.

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W E S { frequently asked questions { Q Why have zones C, D12, and D17 been changed to premium For the DFG to accurately track your preference points, deer hunt tags which are issued through the drawing? you must provide the same personal information and hunter The demand for C, D12 and D17 tags is high. In 2009, the tag identification number on your drawing applications each year. If quota for D12 and D17 filled before the big game drawing was you have changes or corrections to your name, mailing address, conducted and the tag quota for C tags filled before the second date of birth or hunter identification number, you must notify the round of the drawing was completed. The most equitable method DFG in writing at: to distribute tags for zones in which the demand exceeds supply is License and Revenue Branch to issue them by drawing. 1740 N. Market Blvd. Sacramento, CA 95834 Q Will my chance of getting a C, D12 or D17 tag be reduced email: [email protected] under the new regulations? The quota for these zones has not changed. Your best opportunity Q I’m a hunter without a DMV ID number. How do I get a to get a C, D12 or D17 tag is to apply for one of these zones DFG ID number? as your first tag choice on your First-Deer Tag Application and Hunters are automatically assigned a DFG ID number by our submit your application so that it reaches the DFG’s License and drawing system. If you applied in last year’s drawing, your DFG Revenue Branch by the big game drawing deadline (5:00 PM, June ID number is printed on your mailing labels. 2, 2010). Q I do not wish to apply for a premium deer hunt this year. Q What is a Modified Preference Point System Drawing? How can I earn a preference point? Under a Modified Preference Point System drawing, tag quotas You must first purchase a 2010/2011 California hunting license for each hunt are split into two portions: one portion awarded by and First-Deer Tag Application. On your application, write the preference point drawings; the other portion awarded in draw-by- point code (PD) as your first tag choice and mail to the DFG’s choice drawings. Quota splits vary, depending on the species, total License and Revenue Branch. Your application must be received by number of available tags, or other special criteria (such as those for 5:00 p.m., June 2, 2010. apprentice deer hunts). Q I am unable to hunt this year. Can I still earn a preference Q How do I earn preference points? point for elk, pronghorn antelope or bighorn sheep? You may earn one preference point per year, per species, as follows: Yes. You must first purchase a 2010/2011 California hunting Deer - Earn one preference point if you apply for the premium license. Complete the appropriate application for that species, deer tag drawing but are not drawn for your first tag choice. write the “Point Only” code in the hunt choice box and mail your Elk, Pronghorn Antelope and Bighorn Sheep - Earn one preference application(s) with the appropriate nonrefundable processing fees point for each species if you apply for the drawing for that to the DFG’s License and Revenue Branch. Your application(s) and species but do not receive a tag. fees must be received by 5:00 p.m., June 2, 2010.

Q When do I lose preference points? Q Do I earn a preference point if my application is received You lose all accumulated preference points for a species, as follows: after the deadline? Deer - You lose all accumulated preference points when you are No. Your application will be disqualified and no preference point drawn for a premium tag as your first choice. will be earned if your application is late, incomplete, ineligible or Elk, Pronghorn Antelope and Bighorn Sheep - You lose all received without proper processing fees. accumulated preference points for a species if you receive a tag for that species. Q If I am drawn for my first choice tag for a premium zone You also lose all accumulated preference points for any species if or hunt that does not fill in the drawing, do I still lose my you do not participate in the drawing for that species for five (5) preference points? consecutive years. Yes. If you are drawn for your first choice premium tag, you lose all your points for deer, whether or not the tag quota fills for that zone Q How will the DFG track my preference points? or hunt. The DFG tracks preference points for current and future drawings using the information you provide on your drawing applications, including name, date of birth, and permanent hunter identification number (driver license number, DMV identification number or hunter identification number assigned by the DFG).

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Q If I am drawn for an elk, pronghorn antelope, or bighorn Q My application for a premium deer tag was received after sheep tag but do not purchase the tag, do I lose my preference the drawing deadline. I will not receive a preference point for S points for that species? this year. Will I lose my points from previous years because my No. If you do not purchase the tag, you will not lose your application was not received on time? preference points. No; however, a hunter’s points are reduced to zero when they have not applied for five (5) consecutive years. Applying late is Q I have been unsuccessful in the drawing for the last eight considered the same as not applying. years. I only have seven points. When did the DFG start tracking points? Q Will a junior hunter earn two deer preference points if he/she is The DFG started tracking points in 2002. unsuccessful for both deer tag applications for a premium deer hunt and an apprentice hunt tag? Q I am applying in the deer drawing and have the maximum No, hunters may only earn one preference point per species. number of points. If I apply with someone who does not have (Section 708, Title 14 of the CCR). Junior hunters have the any points, are my chances of drawing a tag less than if I applied opportunity to apply twice for deer in the Big Game Drawing on alone? two separate deer tag applications. Yes, the preference point value for party applications entered in the Big Game Drawing is determined by averaging all party members’ Q If a junior hunter applies for a premium deer hunt on a First- deer preference points (total preference points of the party divided Deer Tag Application and an apprentice hunt on a Second-Deer Tag by the number of party members). Preference point averages are Application; how are the tag choices processed in the drawing? Which not rounded up or down (Section 708, Title 14 of the CCR). application has a higher priority? For example, if you are applying with a party member who has Neither deer tag application has a priority. The computer assigns each zero points and you have eight points (the maximum for 2010), deer tag application a unique random number. The preference point your party’s preference point total will be four (eight total points value for each application is calculated the same way, the success or divided by two party members). Your chances of drawing a tag will non-success of one application does not affect the other application. be less than if you had applied alone. Your party’s application will not be processed in the preference round of the drawing until all applications with greater than four points have been processed. feeling Q Can a member of my party be a junior hunter? rejected? Yes, as long as they possess a valid junior hunting license and are at least 12 years of age as of July 1 of the license year for which they are applying, or at the time of application if they are applying after July 1. Top reasons why applications are rejected from the drawing: Q Can a member of my party be a nonresident? Nonresidents may apply in a party for deer, but not for elk, 1. Applications received after the deadline. antelope or bighorn sheep. 2. No hunting license or invalid hunting license Q Can one of our party members choose a different zone or entered on applications. hunt as their second or third tag choice? No. All party members’ tag choices must be the same. 3. No payment received/credit card declined. 4. Applicant is too young to apply. Q The 2009 deer drawing statistics indicate that a hunter with one preference point was drawn for my first choice hunt. I applied as a party 5. Applicant submitted multiple applications for and our point total was 1.67. Why didn’t we receive a tag? the same species. Party applications are not split to meet the tag quota if the number of party members exceeds the number of available tags (Section 708, 6. Invalid or missing hunt zone/code entered on Title 14 of the CCR). Therefore, when there are fewer tags available applications than the number of members in a party, the computer bypasses the party and draws the applicant with the next lowest random 7. Incorrect deer tag application used to apply number to fill the tag quota. For example, in 2009, when the final for drawing (Second-Deer Tag Application). tag for your first choice hunt was awarded, there were several party applications with a preference point value of greater than one, 8. Applications mailed to the wrong address however, since there was only one available tag, these applications were bypassed. 9. Applications mailed with insufficient postage

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exchanged if all of the following condi- a resident deer tag application may be deer tions are met: refunded if the following conditions ap- 1. The earliest season (either archery or ply: general) for the tag being exchanged 1. The deer tag application was used to tag has not yet opened; enter the Big Game Drawing; to earn a 2. The tag quota for the tag being ex- point; or if a deer tag has been issued; or info changed has not filled; 2. The deer tag application was submit- { { 3. Tags are still available for the zone ted for a restricted or unrestricted deer being requested; and hunt tag and the tag is returned prior General Deer Tag Information to the opening of the earliest season the In addition to a California hunting 4. Payment of a nonrefundable ex- tag is valid for and the tag quota for that license, deer tags are also required and change tag processing fee accompa- hunt has not filled. must be in possession when taking deer. nies your request. Applicants for deer tags must be at least Refunds are not issued for premium If you think you were issued the in- 12 years of age on or before July 1 of the deer hunt tags or for area closures due correct tag, immediately return it to the license year for which they are applying to fire, weather or any other conditions. DFG office that issued your tag with or at the time of application if they are (Section 708, Title 14, CCR). You may a written explanation and include the applying after July 1. request a refund for an unprocessed deer postmarked envelope in which you re- tag application. License agent handling First-Deer and Second-Deer Tag ceived the tag (if the tag was issued by fees and application processing fees are Applications are available at license mail). The DFG will verify which tag nonrefundable. agents and DFG license sales offices. you requested. If it is determined that The deadline to request a refund Only a First-Deer Tag Application the DFG issued you the incorrect tag you will not be required to pay the ex- is Jan. 31, 2011. Please allow 3 to 6 may be used to apply for the Big Game months to process your refund. For Drawing except that junior hunters change fee. However, if it is determined that the DFG issued you the tag that nonresidents, who checked the refund may apply for Apprentice Hunts using a box on their deer tag application and are Second-Deer Tag Application. you requested you will be required to pay the exchange fee. unsuccessful in receiving their tag choic- You must purchase a First-Deer Tag es, a refund will be submitted for them. Application before purchasing a Second- Lost or Destroyed Deer Tags Deer Tag Application. You may also To replace a lost or destroyed tag, you purchase both deer tag applications at must file an affidavit with any DFG- of the same time. fice and pay a nonrefundable duplicate It is illegal to submit more than one tag fee. A Big Game Tag Affidavit is First-Deer Tag Application and one available online at: www.dfg.ca.gov/ Second-Deer Tag Application in the licensing/pdffiles/fg300c.pdf. same license year. Persons convicted of Deer Tag Refund Policy a deer violation during the 2009/2010 Recently adopted regulations amend- license year may not apply for deer tags ed procedures for issuing refunds of deer in 2010/2011. tag application fees. Beginning July 1, If on any day, the DFG receives more 2010 the following deer tag application applications than there are available tags refund procedures take affect: for any zone or hunt, a manual drawing Resident Deer Tag Application Fees may be held for the available tags at the will not be refunded if the deer tag DFG’s License and Revenue Branch in application was used to enter the Big Sacramento. Section 708, Title 14 of the George Rubiaco shot this buck (3x2) Game Drawing; to earn a point; or if a CCR. deer tag has been issued. in Zone D5 during the last week of the Deer Tag Exchanges Nonresident Deer Tag Application 2009 deer season. Premium deer tags cannot be ex- Fees - the difference in the fee paid for changed. Tags issued on request may be a nonresident deer tag application and

2010 Big Game 16 2010 Big Game 17 types of deer hunts California deer hunt tags are divided into three classifications depending on how the tags are issued to hunters. The following chart describes each category and lists the tags available in each. {Premium Deer Hunt Tags} Premium deer tags are any deer hunts in which the tag quota filled on or before July 1 of the previous year. Hunters must enter the Big Game Drawing to compete for these tags, and they must use their First Deer Tag Application. The only exception to the First Deer Tag Application requirement is that junior hunters are allowed to use their Second Deer Tag Application to apply for an apprentice hunt after they’ve used their First Deer Tag Application to apply for a premium deer hunt tag. In 2010, premium deer hunt tags include: Point Only (PD) C D12, D17 X1, X2, X3A, X3B, X4, X5A, X5B, X6A, X6B, X7A, X7B, X8, X9A, X9B, X9C, X10, X12 G1, G3, G6, G8, G9, G12, G13, G19, G21, G37, G38, G39 M3, M4, M5, M6, M7, M8, M9, M11, MA1, MA3 A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, A9, A11, A12, A13, A14, A15, A16, A20, A21, A24, A25, A26, A27, A39, A33 J1, J3, J4, J7, J8, J9, J10, J11, J12, J13, J14, J15, J16, J17, J18, J19, J20, J21 {Restricted Deer Hunt Tags} Restricted deer tags are any deer tags in which the tag quota filled on or before August 1 of the previous year. Hunters may apply for a restricted deer hunt prior to Aug. 2, 2010 by using their First-Deer Tag Application. Beginning Aug. 2, 2010, applicants may use either a First-Deer or Second-Deer Tag Application to apply for a restricted deer hunt. See page 19 to apply for restricted deer hunt tags on a Second-Deer Tag Application. In 2010, Restricted Deer Hunt Tags include A1 (available only at License and Revenue Branch and Redding office) and D6. {Unrestricted Deer Hunt Tags} Unrestricted deer tags are deer tags for which the tag quota did not fill on or after August 1 of the previous year. Unrestricted deer tags are issued upon request. To apply applicants may use either a First-Deer or Second-Deer Tag Application. Unrestricted deer tags are issued upon request until tag quotas fill. In 2010, Unrestricted Deer Hunt Tags include: A A17, A18, A19 (available only at License and Revenue Branch) A22, A31, A32 (available at License and Revenue Branch, Los Alamitos and San Diego offices) AO B D3-5 D7, D8, D9, D10, D14, D16, D19 D11, D13, D15 what do the tag namesmean? A – valid in the A zone during archery and general seasons AO – valid with archery equipment only during the general and archery seasons in A, B and D zones A1 through A33 – Archery hunts in designated areas throughout the state including X zones B – valid in all B zones C – valid in all C zones during the general season only D3-5 – valid in D3, D4 and D5 zones during archery and general seasons D11, D13 & D15 – valid in D11, D13 and D15 zones during archery and general seasons All other D zone tags – valid in specific D zone during archery and general seasons G – special opportunity hunts (late season, antlerless, etc.) using general methods of take J – Apprentice hunts, for Junior Hunting License holders only M – Muzzleloader hunts MA - Muzzleloader and Archery equipment hunts X – valid in specific zoneduring the general season only

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A First-Deer1 Tag Application may be applying for a used to apply for the following hunts: { preference point only { • Premium Deer Hunt Tags • Preference Point Only Applicants who want to earn a preference point for deer • Restricted Deer Hunt Tags but do not want to apply for a premium deer hunt tag • Unrestricted Deer Hunt Tags must also follow the same steps under “Filling out Your First-Deer Tag Application.” filling out your 1st deer In step 5 you must write the point code “PD” in the first choice box on the First-Deer Tag Application. { tag application { Your application must be received at the DFG’s License and Revenue Branch in Sacramento by 5:00 1. Purchase a California hunting license from a DFG p.m., on June 2, 2010. license sales office or license agent. 2. Purchase a First-Deer Tag Application from a DFG In addition to requesting a preference point, hunters license sales office or license agent. may also use the First-Deer Tag Application to ap- 3. Write your 2010/2011 California hunting license ply for a premium deer hunt, restricted deer hunt, or number in the space provided. unrestricted deer hunt tags as their second and third tag choices. However, the application for a preference point 4. Print all required information in Section 3 of the only will be processed in the Big Game Drawing, your deer tag application, including your permanent hunter second or third choice tag will be processed according identification number (driver license or DMV identifi- to the available tag quota the day the drawing is con- cation number) and your date of birth. If you applied ducted and you may not receive your second or third for the previous Big Game Drawing, you may have choice tag. (Section 708, Title 14, of the CCR). received hunter identification labels in the mail, if so, affix the hunter identification labels on the application. 5. Clearly print the Hunt Code for each choice, in leftover draw tags issued order of preference, on your deer tag application (see beginning july 2, 2010 pages 22-28). For Area-Specific Archery Hunts, use the { { hunt code (such as A6), not the zone where the hunt is located. On July 2, 2010 if any premium deer hunt tags are available after the Big Game Drawing, the available 6. Mail your application to: tags will be issued on request by mail and in person Department of Fish and Game from the DFG’s License and Revenue Branch in Sacra- License and Revenue Branch mento only. Persons with First-Deer Tag Applications P.O. Box 349020 or unsuccessful drawing notices may apply for premium Sacramento CA 95834-9020 deer hunt tags remaining after the drawing. If the De- partment determines that the number of applications Important! Make sure your application is received by received by 5:00 p.m., on July 2, 2010 will exceed the the drawing deadline of 5:00 p.m., on June 2, 2010. number of tags available for a specific zone or hunt, a Late applications will not be entered into the drawing manual drawing may be held to allocate the available and applicants will not earn a preference point. tags, Section 708, Title 14, of the CCR.

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A Second-Deer Tag Application may be Drawing. Junior hunters may only submit one deer tag 2 application for apprentice deer hunts in the Big Game purchased at the same time as a First- Drawing. Deer Tag Application. A Second-Deer Important! Second-Deer Tag Applications for appren- Tag Application may be purchased to tice hunts must be received by the drawing deadline of apply for the following: 5:00 p.m., on June 2, 2010. Late applications will not be entered into the drawing and a preference point will • Apprentice Deer Hunt Tags not be earned. • Restricted Deer Hunt Tags • Unrestricted Deer Hunt Tags If you are applying for a restricted deer hunt tag on a Second-Deer Tag Application prior to Aug. 2, 2010, To fill out your Second-Deer Tag Application refer to you may mail the deer tag application to the DFG’s page 18 and follow steps 3 through 6 under “Filling License and Revenue Branch in Sacramento. Restricted Out Your First-Deer Tag Application”. deer hunt tags remaining on Aug. 2nd will be issued upon request until the tag quota fills. If the DFG deter- Applicants can not use a Second-Deer Tag Application mines that the number of applications received by 5:00 to apply for premium deer hunt tags through the Big p.m., on Aug. 2, 2010 will exceed the number of tags Game Drawing. Exception: Junior hunters who use available for a specific zone or hunt, a manual drawing their First-Deer Tag Application to apply for other deer may be held to allocate the available tags. (Section 708, tags, may use their Second-Deer Tag Application to Title 14, of the CCR). apply for apprentice deer hunts through the Big Game { suggestions when applying for deer tags { • For 2010, zones C, D12, and D17 deer tags are premium deer hunt tags issued through the Big Game Drawing. To apply for one of these tags, mail your application early to the DFG’s License and Revenue Branch in Sacramento. Applications must be received by 5 p.m. on June 2, 2010. If you are drawn for one of these tags as your first choice tag, you will lose all your accrued deer preference points.

• Junior hunters may not apply for apprentice hunts on more than one deer tag application. Junior hunters who wish to apply for a premium deer hunt or a restricted deer hunt (A1 and D6) must use a First-Deer Tag Application. Juniors would then submit a Second-Deer Tag Application to apply for apprentice hunts.

• Consulting the 2009 Deer Tag Drawing Statistics on pages 48-49 can help you develop your point strategy for the premium deer tag drawing.

• The 2010 Deer Hunt explanation onpage 17 may assist you in deciding which deer tag application you should use to apply for your deer tags and what dates the deer tags will be available.

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party leader or member can be a resident, junior, p l e a s e c h e c k Por nonresident hunter. First-deer and second- deer tag applications may be used to apply as a Aparty and following the deer tag classification rules on y o u r a p p l i c a t i o n page 16. Junior hunters applying for apprentice deer hunts may also apply as a party. To apply as a party for carefully! deer tags follow the procedures below. { } You may not make changes to your application once it { how to apply as a party { is received by the DFG. The information you provide on your application is 1. Up to six (6) people may apply together by used to track your preference points for current and submitting their first-deer or second-deer tag future drawings. applications together; 2. All party members’ deer tag applications must be Incomplete, incorrect, ineligible, or late applications stapled with the party leader’s deer tag application may prevent you from receiving a deer tag for the on top and mailed in one envelope to the address 2010/2011 hunting season and earning a preference on the back of the application. (Tags are awarded point for the 2010 season. according to choices listed on the top deer tag application.); Late applications will not be entered into the drawing and applicants will not earn a preference point. 3. The party size must not exceed six (6) persons; 4. All party members must make the same tag choices in the same order on their applications; Completely remove 5. The party leader’s name and driver license, dmv notched area from tag to avoid identification, or DFG identification number must a citation! be written in section 1 of the party information area on the party leader and the party members’ deer tag MONTH application; OF KILL JUL AUG SEPT OCT

6. You may not add or drop party members once your 1 applications are submitted. 2 IMMEDIATELY AFTER K 3 CUT OUT AND COMPLETELY REMOVE N Find Local License Agents 4 DATE OF KILL. FILL IN INFORMATION R TAG SECURELY TO ANTLER OF ANTLER

5 OTHER DEER AND KEEP ATTACHED DU www.dfg.ca.gov/licensing/index.html AND FOR 15 DAYS THEREAFTER. (SEC.

2010 Big Game 20 2010 Big Game 21 2009 Preliminary deer harvest by Antler Class The following table shows the percentage by antler class of forked horn or better bucks and the total reported buck harvest for zones and hunts as of March 18, 2010 (a). Two Two Two Two Two Two Four Four Four Four Four Four Buck Buck Buck Buck Buck Buck Hunt Hunt Hunt Total Total Total Point Point Point Point Point Point Point Point Point Point Point Point Zone/ Zone/ Zone/ Three Three Three Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Bucks Four+ Four+ Four+ Harvest Harvest Harvest

Archery Only (b) 55.2% 26.9% 12.2% 5.6% 286 Zone X8 39.4% 36.4% 15.2% 9.1% 33 Hunt G12 0.0% 66.7% 33.3% 0.0% 3 Zone X9a 52.5% 26.2% 16.4% 4.1% 122 Hunt G13 (Antlerless buck harvest) 5 A Zone (South- Unit 110) 70.8% 23.0% 5.4% 0.5% 1,542 Zone X9b 51.4% 18.9% 24.3% 5.4% 37 Hunt G19 50.0% 0.0% 50.0% 0.0% 2 A Zone (North- Zone X9c 41.5% 34.1% 24.4% 0.0% 41 Hunt G21 25.0% 50.0% 25.0% 0.0% 4 Unit 160) 49.9% 35.5% 13.2% 1.3% 1,404 Zone X10 31.6% 26.3% 26.3% 10.5% 19 Hunt G37 6.3% 31.3% 43.8% 18.8% 16 Zone B1 40.1% 35.0% 20.8% 3.9% 1,253 Zone X12 40.1% 28.9% 28.3% 2.6% 152 Hunt G38 9.1% 45.5% 27.3% 18.2% 11 Zone B2 52.3% 31.4% 13.8% 1.9% 1,092 Hunt A1 43.5% 39.3% 14.3% 2.4% 168 Hunt G39 0.0% 33.3% 66.7% 0.0% 3 Zone B3 53.8% 28.2% 14.0% 2.0% 301 Hunt A3 56.4% 23.1% 17.9% 2.6% 39 Hunt M3 0.0% 12.5% 62.5% 25.0% 8 Zone B4 34.7% 37.2% 25.6% 1.7% 121 Hunt A4 33.3% 0.0% 66.7% 0.0% 3 Hunt M4 0.0% 66.7% 33.3% 0.0% 3 Zone B5 49.8% 35.3% 12.0% 2.5% 283 Hunt A5 0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 0.0% 2 Hunt M5 0.0% 50.0% 50.0% 0.0% 2 } Zone B6 44.1% 36.2% 16.2% 3.1% 458 Hunt A6 60.0% 20.0% 20.0% 0.0% 15 Hunt M6 (Antlerless buck harvest) 1 Zone C1 43.1% 38.7% 15.7% 2.4% 248 Hunt A7 30.4% 34.8% 30.4% 4.3% 23 Hunt M7 20.0% 0.0% 20.0% 0.0% 5 Zone C2 51.9% 33.1% 11.3% 3.8% 160 Hunt A8 0.0% 75.0% 25.0% 0.0% 4 Hunt M8 16.7% 58.3% 16.7% 8.3% 12 Zone C3 40.3% 41.0% 16.1% 2.2% 273 Hunt A9 0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 0.0% 1 Hunt M9 9.1% 27.3% 36.4% 27.3% 11 Zone C4 52.0% 34.3% 11.3% 2.3% 400 Hunt A11 38.9% 22.2% 33.3% 5.6% 18 Hunt M11 27.3% 36.4% 27.3% 9.1% 11 Zone D3 52.0% 29.5% 14.6% 3.8% 787 Hunt A12 60.0% 24.0% 16.0% 0.0% 25 Hunt MA1 50.0% 25.0% 25.0% 0.0% 4 Zone D4 47.8% 30.7% 17.1% 4.4% 228 Hunt A13 12.5% 25.0% 62.5% 0.0% 8 Hunt MA3 50.0% 33.3% 16.7% 0.0% 6 Zone D5 46.1% 31.1% 16.7% 5.8% 942 Hunt A14 44.4% 33.3% 0.0% 22.2% 9 Hunt J1 75.0% 25.0% 0.0% 0.0% 4 Zone D6 48.8% 33.2% 14.0% 3.8% 449 Hunt A15 (No buck harvest) 0 Hunt J3 0.0% 33.3% 66.7% 0.0% 6 Zone D7 53.8% 27.3% 12.7% 5.9% 355 Hunt A16 45.0% 40.0% 15.0% 0.0% 20 Hunt J4 25.0% 25.0% 25.0% 25.0% 4 Zone D8 49.7% 30.4% 16.6% 2.7% 332 Hunt A17 37.5% 50.0% 0.0% 12.5% 8 Hunt J7 100.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1 Zone D9 46.2% 35.9% 13.7% 4.3% 117 Hunt A18 100.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1 Hunt J8 0.0% 100.0% 0.0% 0.0% 2 Zone D10 59.1% 34.1% 2.3% 4.5% 44 Hunt A19 (No buck harvest) 0 Hunt J9 66.7% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 3 Zone D11 68.4% 23.9% 7.7% 0.0% 117 Hunt A20 77.3% 18.2% 4.5% 0.0% 22 Hunt J10 61.4% 18.2% 4.5% 0.0% 44 Zone D12 20.5% 27.3% 47.7% 4.5% 44 Hunt A21 33.3% 0.0% 66.7% 0.0% 3 Hunt J11 0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 0.0% 1 Zone D13 69.6% 19.8% 8.4% 1.3% 237 Hunt A22 53.3% 33.3% 6.7% 3.3% 30 Hunt J12 0.0% 11.1% 55.6% 33.3% 9 Zone D14 45.9% 35.1% 12.6% 4.5% 111 Hunt A24 71.4% 0.0% 14.3% 0.0% 7 Hunt J13 (Antlerless buck harvest) 1 Zone D15 59.3% 29.6% 7.4% 3.7% 27 Hunt A25 42.9% 42.9% 14.3% 0.0% 7 Hunt J14 33.3% 16.7% 16.7% 0.0% 6 Zone D16 50.7% 36.3% 12.0% 1.0% 300 Hunt A26 13.3% 33.3% 40.0% 13.3% 15 Hunt J15 33.3% 33.3% 33.3% 0.0% 6 Zone D17 43.6% 18.2% 32.7% 5.5% 55 Hunt A27 0.0% 0.0% 100.0% 0.0% 1 Hunt J16 0.0% 50.0% 50.0% 0.0% 2 Zone D19 38.9% 46.3% 12.6% 2.1% 95 Hunt A30 16.7% 66.7% 16.7% 0.0% 6 Hunt J17 (Antlerless buck harvest) 1 Zone X1 44.5% 29.9% 19.7% 5.8% 274 Hunt A31 55.6% 11.1% 11.1% 5.6% 18 Hunt J18 100.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1 Zone X2 31.9% 26.1% 34.8% 7.2% 69 Hunt A32 100.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1 Hunt J19 60.0% 40.0% 0.0% 0.0% 5 Zone X3a 25.2% 36.0% 30.6% 7.2% 111 Hunt A33 50.0% 0.0% 25.0% 0.0% 4 Hunt J20 44.4% 44.4% 11.1% 0.0% 9 Zone X3b 36.3% 34.0% 23.1% 6.6% 212 Hunt G1 42.6% 37.1% 17.3% 2.7% 364 Hunt J21 33.3% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 3 Zone X4 31.9% 42.0% 21.0% 5.0% 119 Hunt G3 0.0% 46.2% 38.5% 15.4% 26 Fundraising Tags (b) 0.0% 25.0% 25.0% 50.0% 4 Zone X5a 25.8% 29.0% 38.7% 6.5% 31 Hunt G6 8.7% 34.8% 52.2% 4.3% 23 STATEWIDE Zone X5b 19.0% 21.4% 59.5% 0.0% 42 Hunt G7 75.0% 25.0% 0.0% 0.0% 4 49.2% 31.5% 15.5% 3.2% 14,798 TOTALS: Zone X6a 32.0% 30.4% 28.8% 8.8% 125 Hunt G8 (Antlerless buck harvest) 4 (a) Table does not include percentages for unclassified and spike Zone X6b 36.8% 28.4% 29.5% 5.3% 95 Hunt G9 (Antlerless buck harvest) 4 bucks, or Private Lands Management Area (PLM) deer kill, so percentages may not total 100%. Zone X7a 36.0% 36.0% 24.0% 4.0% 50 Hunt G10 48.5% 30.3% 3.0% 0.0% 33 (b) Archery Only and Fund-raising Tags are listed separate, and Zone X7b 54.3% 22.9% 22.9% 0.0% 35 Hunt G11 60.0% 20.0% 8.6% 0.0% 35 are not included within the individual zone or hunt of kill.

2010 Big Game 20 2010 Big Game 21 2010 De e r Hu n t s PREMIUM DEER ZONES and HUNTS The deadline to apply for premium deer hunt tags through the Big Game Drawing is 5 p.m., on June 2, 2010. You must use your First-Deer Tag Application to apply for a premium deer hunt tag. Exception: junior hunters may use a Second-Deer Tag Application to apply for apprentice hunts, but only one application may be used to apply for apprentice hunts.

Zones C, D12, and D17 are premium hunt tags in 2010.

2009 2010 2010 Reported 2009 2010 Date Archery General Zone Hunt Title Hunter Tag Tag Quota Season Season Information Success Quota Quota Filled Dates Dates

Enter this hunt code as your first choice to earn a point To earn a point, applications must be received at the DFG’s PD Point Only only. License and Revenue Branch by 5:00 PM, June 2, 2010.

See C Zone C Tag is valid in C1, C2, C3 and C4 General C ■ Hunt A1 Zone 13.3% 8,150 8,150 Below Seasons only Large areas of private land where access restricted. Some private land owned by timber companies and open to See Hunt Sep 18- hunting. Most public land is administered by Klamath C1 A1 Oct 17 National Forest; fair access (530) 842-6131. DFG contact (530) 459-3164.

Good access, mostly public land administered by the Shasta See Hunt Sep 18- Trinity National Forest (530) 226-2500 and private timber C2 A1 Oct 24 companies open to hunting. DFG Redding office (530) 225-2300. Good access in middle and higher elevations on Lassen National Forest (530) 257-2151, and fair access on See Hunt Sep 18- private timberlands open to hunting. Lower elevations C3 A1 Oct 24 are largely private property where access is restricted. DFG Redding office (530) 225-2300. Good access in eastern portion on public lands administered primarily by the Lassen National Forest General Zones C4 See Hunt Sep 18- (530) 257-2151. Fair access on private timberlands A1 Oct 3 open to public. DFG contact (530) 225-2300. Extremely dry and hot desert deer zone. Wilderness areas severely D12 4.7% 950 950 6/02/09 Oct 2-24 Nov 6-28 restrict vehicle access; 4 X 4 recommended for entire zone (909) 484-0167. Access may be very limited due to an extensive burn in 2005. Wilderness Area and Mojave National Preserve D17 11% 500 500 5/15/09 Sep 4-26 Oct 9-31 restrict vehicle access (760) 240-1372.

Good access on public lands administered by the Klamath National Forest (530) 842-6131, Shasta Trinity National Forest (530) 226-2500, Modoc National Forest (530) 233-5811; no shooting within two-mile radius of ■ See Hunt X1 11.7% 2,370 1,275 A3 Oct 2-17 Medicine Lake. Some Forest Service Roads may be closed to vehicles during the hunting season. Refer to National Forest maps or contact the Forest Service for details. DFG contact (530) 459-3164. Good access on public lands, primarily administered by X2 37.3% 185 190 ■ See Hunt Oct 2-17 the Modoc National Forest (530) 233-5811. DFG contact X Zones A4 (530) 233-3581. Good access on Modoc National Forest (530) 233- ■ See Hunt 5811 and Alturas Field Office BLM lands (530) 233- X3A 46.3% 240 230 A5 Oct 2-17 4666. DFG contact (530) 233-3581.

■Filled in the 2009 Big Game Drawing conducted on June 16, 2009.

2010 Big Game 22 2010 Big Game 23 2009 2010 2010 Reported 2009 2010 Date Archery General Zone Hunt Title Hunter Tag Tag Quota Season Season Information Success Quota Quota Filled Dates Dates Good access on Modoc National Forest (530) 233-5811, ■ See Hunt Alturas Field Office (530) 233-4666, and Surprise Field X3B 25.7% 825 875 A6 Oct 2-17 Office BLM lands (530) 279-6101. DFG contact (530) 233-3581. Good access on public lands, primarily administered by the Lassen National Forest (530) 257-2151. Most X4 31.7% 375 355 ■ See Hunt Oct 2-17 private timberland open for public hunting. DFG A7 contact (530) 254-6808. Good access on public lands administered by the Eagle Lake X5A 51.7% 60 65 ■ See Hunt Oct 2-17 Field Office BLM (530) 257-0456. DFG contact (530) A8 254-6808. Good access on public lands administered by the Eagle Lake X5B 39.1% 110 110 ■ See Hunt Oct 2-17 Field Office BLM (530) 257-0456. DFG contact (530) A9 254-6808. Road closures Diamond Mt. area; Mt. Hough and Smith ■ See Hunt Peak Game Refuges excluded. DFG Lassen County X6A 38.5% 325 325 A11 Oct 2-17 contact (530) 254-6808. DFG Plumas County contact (916) 358-2882. Good access on public lands; Dixie Mt. Game Refuge X6B 25.7% 370 370 ■ See Hunt Oct 2-17 excluded. DFG Lassen County contact (530) 254- A12 6808. DFG Plumas County contact (916) 358-2882. continued See Hunt

■ 2010 Deer Hunts, X7A 25.5% 200 200 A13 Oct 2-17 Good access on public lands (916) 358-2882.

■ See Hunt X7B 29.2% 120 120 A14 Oct 2-17 Good access on public lands (916) 358-2882.

X8 15% 220 220 ■ See Hunt Sep 25- Good access on public lands except two wilderness areas

X Zones, A15 Oct 10 (916) 358-2882.

■ See Hunt Sep 18- Good access on public lands; carry chains and shovel; X9A 18.8% 650 650 A16 Oct 11 cold weather late in season (760) 872-1171.

■ See Hunt Sep 18- Good access on public lands; carry chains and shovel; X9B 11.4% 325 325 A17 Oct 11 cold weather late in season (760) 872-1171. Wilderness areas/Death Valley Park expansion severely X9C 12.6% 325 325 ■ See Hunt Oct 16- restrict vehicle access and open hunting areas (760) 872- A18 Nov 7 1171. continued ■ See Hunt Sep 25- Adequate access on public lands with steep, rough X10 4.8% 400 400 A19 Oct 10 terrain. (559) 243-4005.

■ See Hunt Sep 18- Good access on public lands; carry chains and shovel; X12 20% 760 760 A20 Oct 11 cold weather late in season (760) 872-1171. Good access in eastern portion on public lands; lower G1 Late Season Buck in zone 13.5% 2,710 2,710 ■ N/A Oct 23- elevations mostly private. Tag holder drawing for C4 31 Tehama Wildlife Area. DFG contact (530) 225-2300. ■ Good public access; unpredictable weather (760) 872- G3 Goodale Buck 74.3% 35 35 N/A Dec 4-19 1171. ■ Good public access on National Forest lands (559) 243- G6 Kern River Deer Herd Buck 46% 50 50 N/A Dec 4-12 4005. Fort Hunter Liggett ■ Oct 2,3,9, Access fee required; date subject to change (831) 386- G8 Antlerless 60% 10 10 N/A 10 & 11 2214. ■ Aug 30- Access fee required; good prospect for success. (805) G9 Camp Roberts Antlerless 46.7% 15 15 N/A Sep 6 238-8167 Gray Lodge Shotgun ■ Sep 18- Gray Lodge Wildlife Area only; shotguns with solid G12 Either-sex 20% 30 30 N/A 26 slugs only (916) 358-2882.

■ Oct 23- Good access on public lands; rugged terrain at higher G13 San Diego Antlerless 16.7% 300 300 N/A Nov 14 elevations (858) 467-4201.

Sutter-Yuba Wildlife Areas ■ Sep 25- Archery-crossbow-shotguns with solid slugs only; all G19 Either-sex 20% 25 25 N/A Dec 31 portions walk-in only (916) 358-2882.

Nov 13- Open only on lands designated USFS Ventana

General Method Hunts G21 Ventana Wilderness Buck 16% 25 25 ■ N/A Wilderness Area in Monterey County; steep, rugged, Dec 5 brushy; vehicle restrictions (831) 649-2870. ■ Nov 27- Good access on National Forest Service lands (559) 243- G37 Anderson Flat Buck 64% 25 25 N/A Dec 5 4005. Late season Buck in zone ■ Oct 16- Adequate access on public lands with steep, rough G38 X10 3.7% 300 300 N/A 31 terrain (559) 243-4005. ■ Oct 23- Good access; 4 X 4 recommended; carry chains and G39 Round Valley Late Season Buck 60% 5 5 N/A Nov 7 shovel (760) 872-1171. ■Filled in the 2009 Big Game Drawing conducted on June 16, 2009.

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Doyle Muzzleloading Rifle ■ Nov 20- Good access on public lands. DFG contact (530) 254- M3 Buck 40% 20 20 N/A 28 6808. Good access on public lands administered by the Eagle Lake M4 Horse Lake Muzzleloading 30% 10 10 ■ N/A Oct 23- Field Office BLM (530) 257-0456. DFG contact (530) Rifle Buck 31 254-6808. Good access on public lands administered by the Eagle Lake M5 East Lassen Muzzleloading 30% 10 10 ■ N/A Oct 23- Field Office BLM (530) 257-0456. DFG contact (530) Rifle Buck 31 254-6808. San Diego Muzzleloading ■ Dec 18- Good access on public lands; rugged terrain at higher M6 Rifle Either-sex 3.8% 80 80 N/A 31 elevations (858) 467-4201.

Ventura Muzzleloading ■ Nov 27- M7 Rifle Either-sex 10.7% 150 150 N/A Dec 12 Good access; hunt on public lands (858) 467-4201. Much private land in hunt area, but good access on M8 Bass Hill Muzzleloading 60% 20 20 ■ N/A Oct 23- those lands that are public. DFG contact (530) 254- Rifle Buck 31 6808. Good access on public lands managed by the Modoc M9 Devil’s Garden 73.3% 15 15 ■ N/A Oct 23- National Forest (530) 233-5811. DFG contact (530) Muzzleloading Rifle Buck Nov 7 233-3581.

Muzzleloading Hunts Muzzleloading Northwestern California ■ Nov 13- Contact DFG Eureka office (707) 445-6493 ir DFG M11 Muzzleloading Rifle Buck 55% 20 20 N/A 28 Redding office (530) 225-2300. San Luis Obispo Open only on that portion of San Luis Obispo County MA1 Muzzleloading Archery 5.3% 150 150 ■ N/A Nov 27- lying within the Los Padres National Forest. Good Either-sex Dec 12 access on public lands; rugged terrain (831) 649-2870.

Santa Barbara Muzzleloading ■ Nov 27- Fair access on public lands. Vehicle use limited (858) 467- MA3 Archery Buck 4% 150 150 N/A Dec 12 4201.

Rugged oak/grassland habitat with good deer numbers. J1 Lake Sonoma Apprentice 32% 25 25 ■ N/A Nov 6-7 Boats required in two-thirds of area. No dogs allowed continued Either-sex (707) 944-5500.

Tehama Wildlife Area ■ Nov 27- Good access - hunt area is DFG’s Tehama Wildlife J3 Apprentice Buck 40% 15 15 N/A 28 Area. DFG contact (530) 225-2300. Good public access on Shasta Trinity National Forest J4 Shasta-Trinity Apprentice 26.7% 15 15 ■ N/A Nov 27- (530) 226-2300 and Redding Field Office BLM lands Buck Dec 5 (530) 224-2100. DFG Redding office (530) 225-2300.

Carson River Apprentice ■ Oct 16- Good public access on National Forest lands (916) 358- J7 Either-sex 40% 15 15 N/A 24 2882.

Daugherty Hill Wildlife ■ J8 Area Apprentice Either-sex 13.3% 15 15 N/A Dec 4-31 Good access. Wildlife Area only (916) 358-2882.

Little Dry Creek Apprentice Sep 18- Good access. Wildlife Area only. Shotguns using slugs 2010 Deer Hunts, 2010 ■ J9 Shotgun Either-sex 80% 5 5 N/A 26 only (916) 358-2882. Oct J10 Fort Hunter Liggett 81.2% 75 75 ■ N/A 2,3,9,10 Season subject to change by Commanding Officer (831) Apprentice Either-sex & 11 386-2214.

San Bernardino Apprentice ■ Nov 20- Within D14 and San Bernardino County only. Fair J11 Either-sex 20% 40 40 N/A 28 access on public lands (909) 484-0167. Apprentice Hunts Hunts Apprentice

Round Valley Apprentice ■ Good access; 4 X 4 recommended; carry chains and J12 Buck 90% 10 10 N/A Dec 4-19 shovel (760) 872-1171. Mostly good access on public land except closures J13 Apprentice 25% 40 40 ■ N/A Nov 20- in Angeles National Forest. Call (626) 574-5200 for Either-sex 28 closure information (858) 467-4201.

Riverside Apprentice ■ Nov 20- Within zone D19 and Riverside County only. Good J14 Either-sex 40% 30 30 N/A 28 access on public lands (909) 484-0167.

Anderson Flat Apprentice ■ Nov 27- Good public access on National Forest lands (559) 243- J15 Buck 60% 10 10 N/A Dec 5 4005. Good access on National Forest lands; Mostly private at J16 Bucks Mountain/Nevada 18.7% 75 75 ■ N/A Sep 25- lower elevations (916) 358-2882. Please note: exclusion City Apprentice Either-sex Oct 31 of Butte, Colusa and Glenn counties. ■Filled in the 2009 Big Game Drawing conducted on June 16, 2009.

2010 Big Game 24 2010 Big Game 25 2009 2010 2010 Reported 2009 2010 Date Archery General Zone Hunt Title Hunter Tag Tag Quota Season Season Information Success Quota Quota Filled Dates Dates

Good access on National Forest lands; Mostly private J17 Blue Canyon Apprentice 24% 25 25 ■ N/A Sep 25- at lower elevations. (916) 358-2882. Please note: Either-sex Oct 31 exclusion of Colusa County. Good access on National Forest lands; Mostly private at J18 Pacific/Grizzly Flat 22.7% 75 75 ■ N/A Sep 25- lower elevations (916) 358-2882. Please note: exclusion continued Apprentice Either-sex Oct 31 of Amador, Calaveras and Tuolumne counties.

Zone X7A Apprentice ■ J19 Either-sex 44% 25 25 N/A Oct 2-17 Good access on public lands (916) 358-2882.

Zone X7B Apprentice ■ J20 Either-sex 65% 20 20 N/A Oct 2-17 Good access on public lands (916) 358-2882. Good access in eastern portion on public lands East Tehama Apprentice Sep 18- administered primarily by the Lassen National Forest Apprentice Hunts, Hunts, Apprentice ■ J21 Either-sex 32% 50 50 N/A Oct 31 (530) 257-2151. Fair access on private timberlands open to hunting. DFG contact (530) 225-2300. Good access on public lands administered by Klamath National Forest (530) 842-6131, Shasta Trinity N.F. ■ Aug 21- (530) 226-2500, Modoc N.F. (530) 233-5811; no A3 Archery Buck in zone X1 14.4% 270 130 Sep 12 N/A shooting within two-mile radius of Medicine Lake. Road management areas within zone - refer to National Forest maps for detail. DFG contact (530) 233-3581. 2010 Deer Hunts, Good access on public lands, primarily administered by A4 Archery Buck in zone X2 30% 10 10 ■ Aug 21- N/A Modoc National Forest (530) 233-5811. DFG contact Sep 12 (530) 233-3581. Good access on Modoc National Forest (530) 233- A5 Archery Buck in zone X3a 8% 25 30 ■ Aug 21- N/A 5811 and Alturas Field Office BLM lands. (530) 233- Sep 12 4666 DFG contact (530) 233-3581. Good access on Modoc National Forest (530) 233-5811, ■ Aug 21- Alturas Field Office BLM (530) 233-4666, and Surprise A6 Archery Buck in zone X3b 18.8% 80 90 Sep 12 N/A Field Office BLM lands (530) 279-6101. DFG contact (530) 233-3581. Good access on public lands, primarily administered by ■ Aug 21- the Lassen National Forest (530) 257-2151. Most private A7 Archery Buck in zone X4 16.4% 140 115 Sep 12 N/A timberland open for public hunting. DFG contact (530) 254-6808. continued Good access on public lands administered by the Eagle Lake A8 Archery Buck in zone X5a 20% 20 15 ■ Aug 21- N/A Field Office BLM (530) 257-0456. DFG contact (530) Sep 12 254-6808. Good access on public lands administered by the Eagle A9 Archery Buck in zone X5b 20% 5 5 ■ Aug 21- N/A Lake Field Office BLM (530) 257-0456. DFG contact Sep 12 (530) 254-6808. Road closures Diamond Mt. area; Mt. Hough and Smith ■ Aug 21- Peak Game Refuges excluded. DFG Lassen County A11 Archery Buck in zone X6a 32.7% 55 55 Sep 12 N/A contact (530) 254-6808. DFG Plumas County contact (916) 358-2882. Good access on public lands; Dixie Mt. Game Refuge A12 Archery Buck in zone X6b 17.9% 140 140 ■ Aug 21- N/A excluded. DFG Lassen County contact (530) 254- Sep 12 6808. DFG Plumas County contact (916) 358-2882. Aug 21-

Area-Specific Archery Hunts Archery Area-Specific ■ A13 Archery Buck in zone X7a 16% 50 50 Sep 12 N/A Good access on public lands (916) 358-2882.

■ Aug 21- A14 Archery Buck in zone X7b 36% 25 25 Sep 12 N/A Good access on public lands (916) 358-2882.

■ Aug 21- A15 Archery Buck in zone X8 0% 40 40 Sep 12 N/A Good access on public lands (916) 358-2882.

■ Aug 21- A16 Archery Buck in zone X9a 14.3% 140 140 Sep 12 N/A Good access on public lands (760) 872-1171.

■ Aug 21- A20 Archery Buck in zone X12 12.9% 170 170 Sep 12 N/A Good access on public lands (760) 872-1171.

Anderson Flat Archery ■ Nov 13- Good public access on National Forest lands (559) 243- A21 Buck 12% 25 25 26 N/A 4005. ■Filled in the 2009 Big Game Drawing conducted on June 16, 2009.

2010 Big Game 24 2010 Big Game 25 2009 2010 2010 Reported 2009 2010 Date Archery General Zone Hunt Title Hunter Tag Tag Quota Season Season Information Success Quota Quota Filled Dates Dates

Monterey Archery Either- ■ Oct 9- Fair access on public land; steep terrain; possible fire A24 sex 12% 100 100 Nov 7 N/A closures on National Forest lands (831) 649-2870. Sat-Sun-Mon only; rugged terrain, oak/grassland and A25 Lake Sonoma Archery 22.9% 35 35 ■ Oct 2-25 N/A chaparral habitat with good deer numbers (707) 944- Either-sex 5500. Much private land in hunt area, but good access on A26 Bass Hill Archery Buck 53.3% 30 30 ■ Nov 20- N/A those lands that are public. DFG contact (530) 254- Dec 12 6808. Good access on public lands managed by the Modoc A27 Devils Garden Archery 10% 10 10 ■ Oct 23- N/A National Forest (530) 233-5811. DFG contact (530) Buck Nov 7 233-3581. continued Good public access to Mendocino National Forest ■ Nov 13- (530) 934- 3316, and Arcata Field Office BLM lands A30 Covelo Archery Buck 15% 40 40 28 N/A (707) 825-2300. DFG Eureka office (707) 445-6493, DFG Redding office (530) 225-2300.

Fort Hunter Liggett Oct 2- Saturdays, Sundays and holidays only; season subject

Area-SpecificA33 Archery Hunts,Archery Late Season Either- 18% 25 25 ■ N/A to change by commanding officer. Access fee required sex Nov 7 (831) 386-2214. RESTRICTED DEER ZONES and HUNTS Restricted deer hunt tags are issued upon request to hunters applying on a First-Deer Tag Application. Hunters may use a Second-Deer Tag Application to apply for a restricted deer hunt tag, but the application will be held at the LRB until Aug. 2, 2010. If the number of applications held and the applications received on Aug. 2 exceed the available tag quota, DFG may hold a

continued manual drawing. Please see the 2010 Deer Hunt explanation on page 17 for more on deer tag procedures.

2009 2010 2010 Reported 2009 2010 Date Archery General Zone Hunt Title Hunter Tag Tag Quota Season Season Information Success Quota Quota Filled Dates Dates

Aug 21- Sep 18- Good public access on National Forest lands (559) 243- D6 4.5% 10,000 10,000 7/29/09 Sep 12 Oct 31 4005. General zones 2010 Deer Hunts, 2010

Archery Buck in Zones See Zone Hunt A1 tag is valid in C1, C2, C3 and C4 Archery A1 C1 - C4 8.6% 1,945 1,945 8/03/09 Below N/A Season only. Fair access. Much private land, some owned by timber companies and open to hunting. Most public land is Aug 21- C1 Sept 5 N/A administered by Klamath National Forest; (530) 842- 6131. DFG contact (530) 459-3164. Good access, mostly public land administered by the Aug 21- Shasta Trinity National Forest (530) 226-2500 and C2 Sep 12 N/A private timber companies open to hunting. DFG contact (530) 225-2300. Good access at middle and higher elevations on Aug 21- LassenNational Forestland: (530) 257-2151. Fair access C3 Sep 12 N/A on private timberlands open to hunting. Sierra Pacific Industries property is restricted to walking only; no motorized vehicle access behind locked gates without Area-Specific Archery Hunts Archery Area-Specific Sierra Pacific Industries’ prior written permission. Aug 21- Lower elevations are largely private property where C4 Sep 5 N/A access is restricted. DFG Redding office: (530) 225- 2300.

2010 Big Game 26 2010 Big Game 27 UNRESTRICTED DEER ZONES and HUNTS Unrestricted Deer Hunt Tags are issued on request until tag quotas fill. You may use your First-Deer Tag Application and/or Second-Deer Tag Application to apply for Unrestricted Deer Hunt Tags.

2009 2010 2010 Reported 2009 2010 Date Archery General Zone Hunt Title Hunter Tag Tag Quota Season Season Information Success Quota Quota Filled Dates Dates Archery Archery Only (AO) Tags are valid for archery Only equipment during the archery and general seasons in AO 6% N/A N/A N/A See Zone See zones A, B, any D zone, hunt G10 (military personnel Season only). Largely private; some public land in Colusa, Fresno, q Jul 10- Aug14- Lake, Mendocino, Monterey, Napa, San Luis Obispo, A 9.7% 65,000 65,000 Aug 1 Sep 26 Santa Barbara and Yolo counties (707) 944-5500, (916) 358-2900, (559) 243-4005 or (858) 467-4201.

B (valid in Zones B1 - B6, See B See B 9.4% 55,500 55,500 q Zone Zone Zone B Tag is valid in Zones B1 - B6 below) Below Below Good public access to Mendocino National Forest (530) 934-3316, Shasta Trinity National Forest (530) B1 Aug 21- Sep 18- 226-2500, Six Rivers National Forest (707) 442-1721, Sep 12 Oct 24 Arcata Field Office BLM lands (707) 825-2300 DFG Eureka office (707) 445-6493. 2010 Deer Hunts, Good public access on Shasta Trinity National Forest (530) 934-3316, Klamath National Forest (530) 842- B2 Aug 21- Sep 18- 6131, Six Rivers National Forest (707) 442-1721, and Sep 12 Oct 24 Redding Field Office BLM lands (530) 224-2100. DFG Redding office (530) 225-2300. Good public access to Mendocino National Forest B3 Aug 21- Sep 18- lands in western part of hunt area (530) 934-3316 Sep 12 Oct 24 DFG Rancho Cordova office (916) 358-2882. Largely private, limited public access on King Range Jul 24- Aug 28- Conservation area, administered by Arcata Field Office B4 Aug 15 Oct 3 BLM (707) 825-2300. DFG Eureka office (707) 445- 6493. In the western portion of the zone, public access is good Aug 21- Sep 18- on Mendocino National Forest (530) 934-3316 and B5 Sep 12 Oct 24 Shasta Trinity National Forest (530) 226-2500 DFG continued Redding office (530) 225-2300. Public access good in Klamath National Forest (530) B6 Aug 21- Sep 18- 842-6131. Foothills of Scott and Shasta valleys are Sep 12 Oct 17 largely private. DFG contact (530) 459-3164. D3-5 Tag is valid in Zones D3, D4 and D5. Good q Aug 21- Sep 25- General Deer Zones D3-5 6.4% 33,000 33,000 public access on National Forest lands, mostly private at Sep 12 Oct 31 lower elevations (916) 358-2882.

8/10/09 Aug 21- Sep 18- D7 3.9% 9,000 9,000 Sep 12 Oct 31 Good public access on National Forest lands (559) 243-4005. q Aug 21- Sep 25- D8 4.5% 8,000 8,000 Sep 12 Oct 24 Good public access on National Forest lands (559) 243-4005. Aug 21- Sep 25- D9 5.9% 2,000 2,000 8/10/09 Sep 12 Oct 24 Good access on public land (559) 243-4005. q Aug 21- Sep 25- No public land available; hunting normally restricted to D10 10.4% 700 700 Sep 12 Oct 24 landowners and permittees (559) 243-4005. Tag good for D11, D13 and D15, but not Camp q Oct 9- Pendleton. Mostly good access on public land except D11 2.9% 5,500 5,500 Sep 4-26 Nov 7 closures in Angeles National Forest. Call (626) 574- 5200 for closure information (858) 467-4201. Tag good for D11, D13 and D15, but not Camp D13 7.4% 4,000 4,000 q Sep 4-26 Oct 9- Pendleton. Good access on public lands; portion of Nov 7 zone on private lands (858) 467-4201. Oct 9- D14 3.7% 3,000 3,000 10/15/09 Sep 4-26 Nov 7 Fair access on public lands (909) 484-0167. Tag good for D11, D13 and D15, but not Camp q Oct 9- Pendleton. Good access on public lands. Written D15 7% 1,500 1,500 Sep 4-26 Nov 7 permission is required to hunt on Santa Catalina Island which is private property (858) 467-4201. qDid not fill in 2009.

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D16 10.1% 3,000 3,000 q Sep 4-26 Oct 23- Good access on public lands; higher elevations rugged

cont. Nov 21 (858) 467-4201.

D19 6.8% 1,500 1,500 q Sep 4-26 Oct 2- Good access on public lands; rugged terrain at higher Gen. Oct 31 elevations (909) 484-0167. q Aug 21- A17 Archery Buck in zone X9b 2.8% 300 300 Sep 12 N/A Good access on public lands (760) 872-1171. Wilderness areas/Death Valley National Park severely A18 Archery Buck in zone X9c 1% 350 350 q Aug 21- N/A restrict vehicle access and hunting areas (760) 872- Sep 12 1171. q Aug 21- Adequate public land access; steep, rough terrain (559)243- A19 Archery Buck in zone X10 0% 120 120 Sep 5 N/A 4005. continued Split Sep 4-Oct 17 San Diego Archery Either- 10/15/09 Split season. Good access on public lands; rugged at A22 sex 5.7% 1,000 1,000 & Nov N/A higher elevations (858) 467-4201. 20-Dec 31 Good access on public land except closures in Angeles A31 Los Angeles Archery Late 4.4% 1,000 1,000 8/04/09 Sep 25- N/A National Forest (858) 467-4201. Closure information: Season Either-sex Dec 31 (626) 574-5200.

Area-Specific Archery Hunts Archery Area-Specific Ventura/Los Angeles Late Mostly good access on public land except closures A32 Season Archery Either-Sex 2.5% 250 250 q Nov 13- N/A in Angeles National Forest (858) 467-4201. Closure Deer Hunt Dec 5 information: (626) 574-5200. 2010 Deer Hunts, qDid not fill in 2009. The Future of Hunting is in The DFG is in search of volunteer hunter education instructors. To become a hunter education instructor, all applicants must meet the following criteria: Your Hands

• Be at least 18 years of age • Cannot have been convicted of any felony • Successfully complete the hunter education course prior to submitting an application • Submit an application, fingerprints, and background investigation information • Complete a course of study prior to taking a supervised examination covering the basic topics of hunter education

pon successful completion of the application and initial screening, the Uapplicant is certified and issued an instructors identification card and start- up kit. An applicant may be required to student teach under the direction of an experienced instructor prior to teaching classes on their own.

f interested in becoming a Hunter Education Instructor contact your DFG IRegional Coordinator by visiting our web site at: www.dfg.ca.gov/huntered/instructors

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Tule Lake Migratory Bird Festival (Siskiyou County) information visit: http://kern.audubon.org/herpdays.htm Tri-tip barbeque, bird tours, and live bird shows. All tours When: June 12, 9am – 3pm are free. For more information visit www.tulelake.com or call Where: kern River Preserve, Weldon (530) 667-4665. When: May 20, 2010 Kids Outdoors Sports Camp: Beginning Hunt Camp Where: Honkers Tour Visitor Center (Tehama County) For girls and boys (10-14) who wish to obtain their hunter California Waterfowl Summer Shooting Program (Solano education certificates. Juniors will spend classroom time County) learning information necessary to pass the Hunter Education Get ready for the 2010-11 hunting seasons by participating test. They will also spend a great deal of time outdoors in in the CWA Youth Summer Shooting program. Shotgun the field learning to become ethical, safe, and skilled anglers, practice, shotgun patterning and archery shooting will get shooters, archers and wildlife conservationist. you on target to bag those big trophies this fall. The shooting For more information visit www.mykosc.org or call (530) days cost $20 with all targets, shells and guns provided. $10 757-2361. per person for a group of four or more. For more informa- When: June 13 – 18; and June 20 – 25, 2010 tion visit www.calwaterfowl.org or call (916) 275-0961. Where: Red Bluff When: June 12; July 10; Aug. 14; Sept. 11; and Oct. 9 9am-1:00pm Mono Basin Bird Chautauqua (Mono County) Where: Grizzly Island Ranch Birds, Science, Art, Music, Field Trips. For details visit: http://www.birdchautauqua.org/ Elkhorn Slough Guided Walks (Monterey County) When: June 18 – 20, 2010 For more information visit www.elkhornslough.org/ Where: Lee Vining vc.htm#tours, or call (831) 728-2822 When: Saturdays and Sundays, 10am – 1pm California Waterfowl Hunter Camps Where: Elkhorn Slough Reserve, 1700 Elkhorn Rd, These award-winning camps are a great way to get new, Watsonville, CA young hunters ages 10-15 started. The camps include hunter education program, shooting, and lots of other fun, excit- Introduction to Canoeing (Sacramento County) ing hands-on activities at great outdoor locations around the This introductory canoeing class is open to those 11+ years central valley. The camps cost between $100-$225, depend- and older. For more information visit http://sacsierrared- ing on the camp program, and include overnight lodging, cross.org/ or call (916) 993-7070. meals, targets, shells and guns provided. For more informa- When: June 5, June 9, June 11, and June 25, 2010 tion visit www.calwaterfowl.org or call (916) 275-0961. When: May 14 -16, Rancho Esquon (Butte County) Summer Aquatic Camp (Sacramento County) July 16 -18, Mandeville Island (Solano County) Summer Youth Camps at the Sacramento State Aquatic July 30 - Aug 1, Conaway Ranch (Yolo County) Center are for children 7-17 Sept. 11-12, Black Point Sports Club (Marin County) Activities for various camps include: Sailing, Windsurfing, Sept. 25 - 26, Grizzly Ranch (Solano County) Canoeing, Kayaking, Oct. 2 - 3, Grizzly Ranch (Solano County) Motorboat Safety, Wake Boarding, Water Skiing, Jet Skiing, Nov. 19 - 21, Bird Haven Ranch (Butte County) Rowing, White Water Raft Trip, and the Challenge Course. For more information California Women’s Hunter Camp (Solano County) visit http://www.sacstateaquaticcenter.com/ or call (916) This two-day event includes hunter education, shotgun range 278-2842. time and a guided pheasant hunt, all in one weekend. The When: June 7 – 11; June 21 – 25; and June 29 – Jul 3, camp costs $175 and includes lunches each day, hunting 2010 license and upland game bird stamp, as well as targets, shells and guns provided. Note: The hunter education program is 8th Annual California Amphibian & Reptile Celebration the abbreviated 4-hour online class format. Campers are re- (Kern County) quired to do 4-6 hours self-study prior to camp. Information Escape the stress of everyday life and enjoy nature to the full- and details will be provided after registration. For more est while unraveling the many misconceptions and supersti- information visit www.calwaterfowl.org or call (916) 275- tions of the most interesting, unusual, misunderstood, and 0961. rarely seen animals of California. Educational displays with When: Sept. 25- 26, Birds Landing Hunting Preserve entertaining presentations throughout each day. For more Where: Birds Landing Hunting Preserve

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For 2010, the maximum number of preference points for elk, antelope and bighorn sheep is eight.

A p p l i c a t i o n Re s t r i c t i o n s By law, you may only submit one application for each species. Any person submitting multiple applications for the same species will be rejected from the drawing and may be prosecuted.

{ Applying as a Party } 1 Nonresidents cannot apply as a party for an elk tag. Residents can have up to two Elk Hunt Zones new 2010 persons apply as a party. You cannot apply 6 2 Northern Region Central Region as a party for a bighorn sheep tag. 5 3 7 1 Del Norte 14 Alameda To be considered as a party, applicants must 2 Klamath 15 Santa Clara 4 apply together on the same application. If 3 Big Lagoon 16 San Luis Reservoir your party is drawn for the last available 4 Northwestern 17 La Panza tag, the party leader will be awarded a tag 5 Marble Mountains 18 Fort Hunter Liggett Siskiyou and the party member will become the first 8 6 alternate for that hunt. Parties drawn as 7 Northeastern 9 10 Inland Deserts Region alternates will be awarded unclaimed tags 11 North Central Region Owens Valley Hunts on an individual basis. 12 8 Mendocino 19 Bishop 9 Lake Pillsbury 20 West Tinemaha { Filling Out Your Application } 10 East Park Res. 21 Tinemaha 1. Remove application(s) from booklet. 13 11 Bear Valley 22 Tinemaha Mtn. 2. Enter party information. 12 Cache Creek 23 Independence 24 Whitney 3. Enter Hunt Code (see pages 35-38). 14 Bay Delta Region Lone Pine 13 Grizzly Island 25 4. Write each applicant’s 2010/2011 15 California hunting license number 19 20 Nonlead Area Condor Range on the appropriate space on each 16 21 application submitted. 22 23 Closed To Elk Hunting 5. If you or your party member applied 24 25 for last year’s big game drawing, you 18 may have received hunter identification 17 labels in the mail. If so, affix the party leader’s and the party member’s (if applicable) hunter identification labels on the application. If not, print all required information, including your permanent hunter ID number (driver license or DMV identification number) and your date of birth. 6. Include the nonrefundable processing fee for each applicant. If you are applying for more than one { Drawing Results } species you may submit all applications and one payment in Beginning June 23, 2010, drawing results will be available by the same envelope. phone during regular business hours from DFG license sales 7. Mail your application to: offices. On that date, applicants can also look up draw results by Department of Fish and Game entering their last name and DFG ID number on the DFG’s Web License and Revenue Branch site at: http://biggame.dfg.ca.gov/biggame. P.O. Box 349021 Sacramento, CA 95834-9021 {Notifying Applicants } 8. Make sure your application is received by 5:00 p.m., June 2, Successful applicants and alternates should receive notices in the 2010. mail by July 2, 2010. Unsuccessful applicants will not be notified by mail.

2010 Big Game 34 2010 Big Game 35 { Tag Fees & Payment Deadline } { Elk tag applicant info} Fee payments from successful applicants for elk tags must be Applicants must be 12 years of age or older on or before July 1, received by the DFG’s License and Revenue Branch, 1740 N. 2010, and possess a 2010/2011 California hunting license. Only Market Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95834 by 5:00 PM on July 12, one nonresident can be drawn for an elk tag annually. 2010. Applicants drawn as an alternate for elk tags will be required to submit payment of tag fees only if they are awarded a tag. { Apprentice Elk Hunts } Elk Tag Fee: Applicants must possess a 2010/2011 California Junior Hunting Resident - $379.25 License. If drawn, junior hunters must be accompanied when Nonresident - $1,172.50 hunting by a licensed adult chaperone at least 18 years of age.

2010 E l k Hu n t s

2010 Hunt

Hunt Code Hunt Hunt Name 2009 Apps. Tag 2009 Quota 2009 Hunter (%) Success Tag 2010 Quota Dates Comments To earn a point, applications must be received at the DFG’s License Enter this hunt code to earn a point only. 499 Point Only and Revenue Branch by 5:00 PM, June 2, 2010. A P P R E N T I C E H U N T S - Applicants must possess a Junior Hunting License. Licensed adult chaperone required. Marble Mountains either-sex (Apprentice 408 Hunt) 128 2 0 2 Sept. 8-19 See hunt 415 for comments Northeastern California either-sex 409 (Apprentice Hunt) 255 2 100 2 Sept. 15-26 See hunt 410 for comments 484 Cache Creek Period 1 bull (Apprentice Hunt) 134 1 100 1 Oct. 9-24 See hunt 406 for comments 464 La Panza Period 1 antlerless (Apprentice Hunt) 16 1 100 1 Oct. 9-31 See hunt 417 and 419 for comments 489 Bishop Period 2 antlerless (Apprentice Hunt) 113 4 100 3 Oct. 2-10 See hunt 485 and 490 for comments Grizzly Island period 2 spike bull (Apprentice 469 Hunt) NEW NEW NEW 1 Aug. 26-29 See hunt 437 for comments

Fort Hunter Liggett Period 1 antlerless 471 (Apprentice Hunt) 86 2 100 2 Oct. 16-24 See hunt 444 and 447 for comments Fort Hunter Liggett Period 3 bull 472 (Apprentice Hunt) 227 1 0 1 Dec. 22-Jan. 2 See hunt 444 and 447 for comments ROOSEVELT

401 Siskiyou antlerless 126 15 33 15 Sept. 8-19 Very limited opportunity on public land; elk present on a few private lands with restricted access requiring tresspass fees. Hunters seeking private land opportunities recommended to make previous 300 Siskiyou bull 607 15 53 15 Sept. 8-19 arrangements before applying. Deer and elk seasons partially overlap (530) 459-3164. Bull tags were previously either-sex tags.

402 Big Lagoon antlerless NEW NEW NEW 5 Aug. 25-Sept. 3 Private land. Controlled access provided. Difficult hunt with low probibility of hunter success. Dense vegetation and steep terrain. Elk 403 Big Lagoon bull 507 10 70 5 Aug. 25-Sept. 3 numbers in hunt area are variable. Mandatory hunt orientation prior to hunt day (707) 445-6493. These tags were previously either-sex tags. Limited opportunity on public land; elk present on private land with 483 Northwestern California either-sex 695 20 70 20 Sept. 1-12 restricted access. Deer and elk seasons partially overlap (707) 445- 6493. 404 Klamath antlerless 59 10 40 10 Sept. 1-10 Private land. Controlled access provided. Dense vegetation and steep terrain. Difficult hunt; moderate probability of hunter success. Limited, controlled road access. Mandatory hunter orientation prior 405 Klamath bull 356 10 60 10 Sept. 1-10 to hunt day (707) 445-6493.

413 Del Norte antlerless 191 10 40 10 Aug. 25-Sept. 3 Private land. Controlled access provided. Mandatory hunter 414 Del Norte bull 1209 5 100 5 Aug. 25-Sept. 3 orientation prior to hunt day (707) 445-6493.

2010 Big Game 34 2010 Big Game 35 2010 Hunt

Hunt Code Hunt Hunt Name 2009 Apps. Tag 2009 Quota 2009 Hunter (%) Success Tag 2010 Quota Dates Comments ROOSEVELT, continued

301 Marble Mountain antlerless NEW NEW NEW 10 Sept. 8-19 Opportunity on public land; limited opportunity on private land with restricted access requiring tresspass fee. Hunters seeking private 302 Marble Mountain bull 1853 40 53 35 Sept. 8-19 land opportunities recommended to make previous arrangements before applying. Difficult terrain requiring hiking and elevation gain. Marble Mountains Muzzleloader/Archery Deer and elk seasons partially overlap (530) 459-3164. Bull tags were 303 either-sex NEW NEW NEW 5 Oct. 30-Nov. 7 previously either-sex tags. High daytime temperatures to be expected, pack animals recommended. Rocky Mountain 304 Northeastern CA antlerless NEW NEW NEW 5 Sept. 15-26 Opportunity for elk on public land; some on private land with 305 Northeastern CA bull 2995 15 93 15 Sept. 15-26 restricted access. Deer and elk seasons partially overlap. General method bull tags were preivously either-sex tags (530) 233-3581. 411 Northeastern Ca archery either-sex 583 10 20 10 Sept. 1-12 TULE CACHE CREEK

406 Cache Creek Period 1 bull 766 2 100 2 Oct. 9-24 Elk on public and private land. Significant numbers of elk on private land where access may be restricted. Mandatory hunter orientation by 416 Cache Creek period 2 antlerless 148 2 100 2 Oct. 16-31 telephone prior to hunt day (916) 445-9992 or (530) 934-9309 .

LA PANZA

417 La Panza period 1 antlerless 41 5 40 5 Oct. 9-31 Elk on public and private land (private land access may be restricted or access fee required). Access restrictions on Fish and Game 419 La Panza period 1 bull 218 6 83 6 Oct. 9-31 properties. Low probability of hunter success. Off road travel is 418 La Panza period 2 antlerless 92 6 33 6 Nov. 13-Dec. 5 prohibited on Carrizo Plain National Monument. Mandatory hunter continued orientation prior to hunt day (831) 649-2870. Public land access 420 La Panza period 2 bull 357 6 67 6 Nov. 13-Dec. 5 limitations apply to DFG wildlife areas. OWENS VALLEY Good access to public land (760) 872-1171. Bull tags were previously 422 Owens Valley Multiple Zone Archery 454 5 20 5 Aug. 14-22 either-sex tags. Tag is valid in Bishop, Independence, Lone Pine, bull Tinemaha Mountain, and Whitney. OWENS VALLEY -BISHOP

487 Bishop Period 1 Muzzleloader bull 126 1 0 1 Sept. 11-26

488 Bishop Period 1 Muzzleloader antlerless 72 4 100 3 Sept. 11-26

485 Bishop Period 3 antlerless 33 4 50 3 Oct. 16-24 Good access to public land (760) 872-1171. 2010 Elk Hunts, 2010

490 Bishop Period 3 bull 247 1 0 2 Oct. 16-24

432 Bishop Period 4 antlerless 52 4 50 3 Nov. 6-14

OWENS VALLEY - INDEPENDENCE Independence Period 1 Muzzleloader 307 antlerless NEW NEW NEW 2 Sept. 11-26 308 Independence Period 1 Muzzleloader bull NEW NEW NEW 1 Sept. 11-26 Good access to public land (760) 872-1171. 309 Independence Period 4 antlerless NEW NEW NEW 3 Nov. 6-14

310 Independence Period 5 antlerless NEW NEW NEW 3 Dec. 4-12

OWENS VALLEY - LONE PINE

311 Lone Pine Period 1 Archery bull NEW NEW NEW 2 Sept. 11-26

495 Lone Pine Period 2 antlerless 47 2 100 2 Oct. 2-10

486 Lone Pine Period 2 bull 571 2 100 2 Oct. 2-10 Good access to public land (760) 872-1171.

459 Lone Pine Period 3 antlerless 16 2 50 2 Oct. 16-24

425 Lone Pine Period 4 antlerless 79 2 100 2 Nov. 6-14

2010 Big Game 36 2010 Big Game 37 2010 Hunt

Hunt Code Hunt Hunt Name 2009 Apps. Tag 2009 Quota 2009 Hunter (%) Success Tag 2010 Quota Dates Comments TULE, continued OWENS VALLEY - TINEMAHA 312 Tinemaha AO Period 1 bull 137 1 100 2 Sept. 11-26 2009 applicants and tag quotas based on Tinemeha and West 313 Tinemaha Period 2 antlerless 190 9 89 2 Oct. 2-10 Tinemeha zones combined. Good access to public land (760) 872- 1171. 314 Tinemaha Period 3 antlerless 65 9 67 2 Oct. 16-24 OWENS VALLEY - WEST TINEMAHA 315 West Tinemaha Period 1 bull NEW NEW NEW 2 Sept. 11-26 316 West Tinemaha Period 2 antlerless 190 9 89 7 Oct. 2-10 2009 applicants and tag quotas based on Tinemeha and West 317 West Tinemaha Period 2 bull NEW NEW NEW 2 Oct. 2-10 Tinemeha zones combined. Good access to public land (760) 872- 1171. 318 West Tinemaha Period 3 antlerless 65 9 67 9 Oct. 16-24 319 West Tinemaha Period 4 antlerless 246 9 44 9 Nov. 6-14 OWENS VALLEY - TINEMAHA MOUNTAIN

320 Tinemaha Mountain Period 3 bull NEW NEW NEW 1 Oct. 16-24 This hunt was previously part of the Tinemeha and West Tinemeha 2010 Elk Hunts, 321 Tinemaha Mountain Period 4 bull NEW NEW NEW 1 Nov. 6-14 zone. Good access to public land (760) 872-1171. OWENS VALLEY - Whitney

322 Whitney AO Period 1 antlerless NEW NEW NEW 2 Sept. 11-26

323 Whitney Period 2 bull NEW NEW NEW 1 Oct. 2-10 This hunt zone was previously part of the Lone Pine zone. Good access to public land (760) 872-1171. 324 Whitney Period 3 antlerless NEW NEW NEW 2 Oct. 16-24

325 Whitney Period 4 antlerless NEW NEW NEW 2 Nov. 6-14

GRIZZLY ISLAND

433 Grizzly Island period 1 antlerless 241 2 100 2 Aug. 17-20 continued Hunt DFG land only. Hunters strongly encouraged to bring 435 Grizzly Island period 1bull NEW NEW NEW 2 Aug. 19-22 one non-hunting companion for assistance. Mandatory hunter orientation prior to hunt day (707) 425-3828 or (707) 944-5500. 437 Grizzly Island period 2 spike bull 90 1 100 2 Aug. 26-29

FORT HUNTER LIGGETT 449 Fort Hunter Liggett Archery only either-sex 309 3 67 3 Sept. 4-12

450 Fort Hunter Liggett Archery only antlerless 65 5 40 5 Sept. 25- Oct. 3 Tag holders must purchase hunting pass from the base. Season dates 444 Fort Hunter Liggett Period 1 antlerless 199 7 100 7 Oct. 16-24 and hunt areas subject to modification by Base Commander due to military training. Mandatory hunter orientation prior to each hunt 448 Fort Hunter Liggett Period 2 antlerless 125 8 50 8 Nov. 20-28 (831) 386-2214. 447 Fort Hunter Liggett Period 3 bull 936 7 71 7 Dec. 22-Jan. 2

326 Fort Hunter Liggett Muzzleloader bull NEW NEW NEW 3 Nov. 6-14

EAST PARK RESERVOIR

Colusa County Ordinance prohibits firearms (including archery 461 East Park Reservoir Period 1 bull 733 2 100 2 Sept. 4-30 equipment) on East Park Reservoir (Bureau of Reclamation, BOR) property. A variance allows the use of muzzleloaders (as defined in Section 353, Title 14, CCR). East Park Reservoir (BOR) property will be open to bull hunting Sept. 13-16; and antlerless hunting Sept. 463 East Park Reservoir Period 3 antlerless 151 4 100 4 Sept. 4-30 20-23 & 27-30. Other restrictions apply, Mandatory orientation priot to hunt day (916) 445-9992.

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For 2010, the maximum number of preference points for elk, antelope and bighorn sheep is eight.

{ Applying as a Party } Market Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95834 by 5:00 PM on July 12, Nonresidents cannot apply as a party for an antelope tag. Residents 2010. Applicants drawn as an alternate for elk tags will be required can have up to two persons apply as a party. You cannot apply as a to submit payment of tag fees only if they are awarded a tag. party for a bighorn sheep tag. Antelope Tag Fee: Resident - $126.25 To be considered as a party, applicants must apply together on the same application. If your party is drawn for the last available tag, Nonresident - $390.75 the party leader will be awarded a tag and the party member will become the first alternate for that hunt. Parties drawn as alternates { Antelope tag applicant info } will be awarded unclaimed tags on an individual basis. Applicants must be 12 years of age or older on or before July 1, 2010, and possess a 2010/2011 California hunting license. Only { Filling Out Your Application } one nonresident can be drawn for an antelope tag annually. 1. Remove application from booklet. { Apprentice Antelope Hunts } 2. Enter party information. Applicants must possess a 2009/2010 California Junior Hunting 3. Enter Hunt Code (see page 41). License. If drawn, junior hunters must be accompanied when 4. Write each applicant’s 2010/2011 California hunting license hunting by a licensed adult chaperone at least 18 years of age. number on the appropriate space on each application submitted. Pl e a s e Ch e c k Yo u r App l i c a t i o n Ca r e f u l l y ! 5. If you or your party member applied for last year’s big You may not make changes to your application once it is received game drawing, you may have received hunter identification by the DFG. labels in the mail. If so, affix the party leader’s and the party The information you provide on your application is used to member’s (if applicable) hunter identification labels on the track your preference points for current and future drawings. application. If not, print all required information, including Incomplete, ineligible, or late applications will prevent you from your permanent hunter ID number (driver license or DMV receiving a tag and earning a preference point for the 2010 season. identification number) and your date of birth. Applications must be received by the DFG’s License and Revenue 6. Include the nonrefundable processing fee for each applicant. Branch in Sacramento by 5:00 p.m., June 2, 2010. If you are applying for more than one species you may submit all applications and one payment in the same envelope. 7. Mail your application to: Department of Fish and Game License and Revenue Branch P.O. Box 349021 Siskiyou 1 2 Sacramento, CA 95834-9021 3 8. Make sure your application is received by Modoc 6 5:00 p.m., June 2, 2010. 5 { Drawing Results } Beginning June 23, 2010, drawing results will be available by Shasta phone during regular business hours from DFG license sales Lassen 4 offices. On that date, applicants can also look up draw results by entering their last name and DFG ID number on the DFG’s Web site at: http://biggame.dfg.ca.gov/biggame.

{ Notifying Applicants } Plumas Successful applicants and alternates should receive notices in the mail by July 2, 2010. Unsuccessful applicants will not be notified by mail. Antelope Hunt Zones { Tag Fees & Payment Deadline } 1 Mount Dome 3 Likely Tables 5 Big Valley Fee payments from successful applicants for antelope tags must 2 Clear Lake 4 Lassen 6 Surprise Valley Closed To Antelope Hunting Lassen Apprentice, Surprise Valley Apprentice, Big Valley Apprentice Hunt and be received by the DFG’s License and Revenue Branch, 1740 N. Likely Tables Apprentice

2010 Big Game 40 2010 Big Game 41 2010 A n t e l o p e Hu n t s -

Hunt Code Hunt Hunt Name 2009 Appli cants/Tags 2009 Hunter (%) Success 2010 Quota 2010 Hunt Dates Hunt Description To earn a point, applications must be received at the DFG’s 799 Point Only Enter this hunt code to earn a point only. License and Revenue Branch by 5:00 PM, June 2, 2010. APPRENTICE HUNTS - Applicants must possess a Junior Hunting License. A licensed adult chaperone is required. Apprentice Hunt is for Junior Hunting License holders only. A 734 Apprentice Zone 3 - Likely Tables Period 1 Either-Sex NEW NEW 5 Aug. 21 - 29 licensed adult chaperone is required. Apprentice Hunt is for Junior Hunting License holders only. A 790 Apprentice Zone 4 - Lassen Period 1 Either-Sex 238/5 40 5 Aug. 21 - 29 licensed adult chaperone is required. Apprentice Hunt is for Junior Hunting License holders only. A licensed adult chaperone is required. To hunt Ash Creek Wildlife 780 Apprentice Zone 5 - Big Valley Either-Sex 98/1 100 1 Aug. 21 - 29 Area call (530) 294-5824. To hunt the wildlife area a mandatory hunter orientation prior to hunt day is required. Apprentice Hunt is for Junior Hunting License holders only. A 766 Apprentice Zone 6 - Surprise Valley 457/4 50 4 Aug. 21 - 29 licensed adult chaperone is required. ZONE 1 - MOUNT DOME

710 General Buck 531/7 71 0 N/A No tags issued this year due to low survey numbers. 712 Archery Buck 89/1 0 0 N/A

ZONE 2 - CLEAR LAKE

Antelope on public and private land. Public land managed by 720 General Buck 979/15 73 10 Aug. 21 - 29 Modoc NF - (530) 233-5811; and Alturas Field Office BLM - (530) 233-4666. Private access may be restricted or fee required. Tag holders may submit an application for hunting access to 728 Archery Buck 36/1 0 1 Aug. 7 - 15 Peninsula “U” portion of Clear Lake NWR. DFG contact: (530) 233-3581.

ZONE 3 - LIKELY TABLES

730 Period 1 General Buck 2559/50 84 40 Aug. 21 - 29 Antelope on public and private land. Public land managed by Modoc NF - (530) 233-5811; and Alturas Field Office BLM - 732 Period 2 General Buck 2572/45 87 35 Sept. 4 - 12 (530) 233-4666. Private access may be restricted or fee required. 738 Archery Buck 258/10 20 8 Aug. 7 - 15 DFG contact: (530) 233-3581. ZONE 4 - LASSEN

740 Period 1 General Buck 3554/45 91 45 Aug. 21 - 29 Antelope on public and private land. Public land managed by Lassen NF - (530) 257-2151; and Eagle Lake Field Office BLM - 742 Period 2 General Buck 2137/45 87 45 Sept. 4 - 12 (530) 257-0456. Private access may be restricted or fee required. 745 Archery Buck 367/10 60 10 Aug. 7 - 15 DFG contact: (530) 254-6808.

ZONE 5 - BIG VALLEY

Antelope on public and private land. Public land managed by 750 General Buck 619/8 88 8 Aug. 21 - 29 Modoc NF - (530) 233-5811; Lassen NF - (530) 257-2151; and Alturas Field Office BLM - (530) 233-4666. Private access may be 755 Archery Buck 34/1 0 1 Aug. 7 - 15 restricted or fee required. DFG contact: (530) 254-6808.

ZONE 6 - SURPRISE VALLEY

760 General Buck 895/10 40 10 Aug. 21 - 29 Antelope on public and private land. Public land managed by Modoc NF - (530) 233-5811; and Surprise Valley Field Office BLM - (530) 279-6101. Private access may be restricted or fee 765 Archery Buck 39/1 100 1 Aug. 7 - 15 required. DFG contact: (530) 233-3581.

2010 Big Game 40 2010 Big Game 41 hunting Big Horn Sheep

For 2010, the maximum number of preference points for elk, antelope and bighorn sheep is eight.

{ Filling Out Your Application } Fee payments from successful applicants for antelope tags must be received by the DFG’s License and Revenue Branch, 1740 N. 1. Remove application from booklet. Market Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95834 by 5:00 PM on July 12, 2. Enter party information. 2010. Applicants drawn as an alternate for elk tags will be required 3. Enter Hunt Code (see page 43). to submit payment of tag fees only if they are awarded a tag. 4. Write each applicant’s 2010/2011 California hunting license number on the appropriate space on each application Bighorn Sheep Tag Fee: submitted. Resident - $357.50 5. If you or your party member applied for last year’s big Nonresident - $500.00 game drawing, you may have received hunter identification labels in the mail. If so, affix the party leader’s and the party member’s (if applicable) hunter identification labels on the { Bighorn Sheep Tag Applicant Info } application. If not, print all required information, including Applicants must be 16 years of age or older on or before July 1, your permanent hunter ID number (driver license or DMV 2010, and possess a 2010/2011 California hunting license and identification number) and your date of birth. must not have received a California bighorn sheep tag in any prior 6. Include the nonrefundable processing fee for each applicant. year. Only one nonresident may be drawn annually. If you are applying for more than one species you may submit all applications and one payment in the same envelope. 7. Mail your application to: Mono Bighorn Hunt Zones Department of Fish and Game !(7 License and Revenue Branch 1. Marble/Clipper Mountains P.O. Box 349021 2. Kelso Peaks - Old Dad Mountains Sacramento, CA 95834-9021 3. Clark Kingston Mountains 8. Make sure your application is received by 5:00 p.m., June 2, 2010. 4. Orocopia Mountains Inyo 5. San Gorgonio Mountains { Drawing Results } 6. Sheep Hole Mountains 7. White Mountains Beginning June 23, 2010, drawing results will be available by phone during regular business hours from DFG license sales offices. On that date, applicants can also look up draw results by !(3 Kern entering their last name and DFG ID number on the DFG’s Web site at: http://biggame.dfg.ca.gov/biggame. !(2 San Bernardino

{ Notifying Applicants } Los Angeles !(1 Successful applicants and alternates should receive notices in the mail by July 2, 2010. Unsuccessful applicants will not be notified !(5 !(6 by mail. Orange Riverside { Tag Fees & Payment Deadline } !(4

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2010 Big Game 42 hunting 2010 B i g h o r n Sh e e p Hu n t s 2009 2009 2010 Big Horn Sheep Hunt Hunt Name Applicants/ Hunter Tag 2010 Hunt Dates Hunt Description Code Tags Success (%) Quota Enter this hunt code to earn a point 599 Point Only To earn a point, applications must be received at the DFG’s only. License and Revenue Branch by 5:00 PM, June 2, 2010. Dec 4, 2010- Vehicle access limited to designated 501 Zone 1 - Marble/Clipper Mountains 5 100% 4 Feb 6, 2011 routes (760) 240-1372. Dec 4, 2010- Vehicle access limited to designated 502 Zone 2 - Kelso Peak/Old Dad Mountains 6 100% 4 Feb 6, 2011 routes (760) 240-1372. Dec 4, 2010- Vehicle access limited to designated 503 Zone 3 - Clark/Kingston Mountain Ranges 3 100% 2 Feb 6, 2011 routes (760) 240-1372. Dec 4, 2010- Vehicle access limited to designated 504 Zone 4 - Orocopia Mountains 1 100% 1 Feb 6, 2011 routes (760) 922-4686 Access extremely difficult. Travel by Dec 18, 2010- horseback recommended. Access fees 505 Zone 5 - San Gorgonio Wilderness 1 100% 2 Feb 20, 2011 may be required on private land (760) 240-1372. Dec 4, 2010- Extremely rugged terrain. Vehicle 506 Zone 6 - Sheep Hole Mountains 1 100% 2 Feb 6, 2011 access very limited (760) 240-1372. Extremely rugged terrain at very high elevations. Altitude sickness has affected Aug 21, 2010- 507 Zone 7 – White Mountains 4 50% 4 previous hunters. Physical condition Sept 26, 2011 should be above average. Vehicle access limited to none (760) 872-6585.

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{ Wild Pig Tags } East Park Reservoir, continued Resident and nonresident hunters, 12 years of age and older, Individual hunters may be accompanied by not more than with a valid California, current year hunting license, may one non-hunter. No more than three hunters will be allowed purchase wild pig hunting tags from designated license to hunt at any given time. Only muzzleloading rifles as de- agents and some DFG offices. There is no limit on the -num scribed in Section 353, Title 14 (CCR) may be used. No ber of wild pig tags one person may purchase; however, tags dogs may be used. A pre-hunt orientation is required, and all are nonrefundable and cannot be transferred from one per- hunters are required to check in and check out of the hunt son to another. area. DFG personnel will be onsite during the hunts. Two- day pig hunt permits will be issued to hunters by drawing { Wild Pig Hunting Season } only for all pig hunt periods. Each hunter may apply only Tags are valid throughout the current hunting year (July 1 one time and for only one hunt period. No party through June 30). There is no bag or possession limit for applications will be accepted. Incomplete applications (cards) wild pig. For more information on pig hunting and regula- and multiple entries will not be accepted. There is no fee to tions please go to the DFG website: apply. http://www.dfg.ca.gov/wildlife/hunting/pig/regulation.html How To Apply For A Permit { Wild Pig Hunting Opportunities } Send a standard U.S. Postal Service postcard (available at lo- cal post offices), with the following information: Wild Pig Hunting in Cleveland National Forest Hunter Name (Junior hunters must also provide name of The Cleveland National Forest reports increasing adult chaperone) wild pig populations in portions of the Palomar and Valid Hunting License # 1Descanso ranger districts. Primary concentrations are located Address with the San Diego River drainage and associated tributaries. City, State, Zip It is important for hunters to understand that while there are Telephone Number opportunities to legally hunt on public land, access points Hunt Period and Date desired. are very limited. It is your responsibility to know where you Mail Application Card to: can legally hunt. East Park Reservoir Pig Hunt Department of Fish and Game Information on where you can hunt and roads you can use 1812 9th Street Sacramento, CA 95814 to enter remote areas of the forest can be obtained from your nearest Forest Service office or by visiting the Cleveland Fall Hunts National Forest website: http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/cleveland/ Period 6 – Oct. 4 & 5 Period 7 – Oct. 6 & 7 recreation/hunting/index.shtml. You may also contact the Period 8 – Oct. 11 & 12 Period 9 – Oct. 13 & 14 ranger districts by phone: Period 10 – Oct. 18 & 19 Period 11 – Oct. 20 & 21 Period 12 – Oct. 25 & 26 Period 13 – Oct. 27 & 28 Cleveland Supervisor’s Office: (858) 674-2901 Palomar Ranger District: (760) 788-0250 Fall Application Deadline: Application cards must be Descanso Ranger District: (619) 445-6235 received by close of business, Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2010. Permits with maps and additional information will be East Park Reservoir Wild Pig Hunt, 2010 mailed to successful applicants on Thursday, Aug. 26, 2010. The California Department of Fish and Game (DFG) is permitted by the United States Bureau of DFG or USBR reserve the right to cancel this hunt and close the 2Reclamation (USBR) to conduct a limited public entry, area to all public users without prior notification due to unfors- permit-only pig hunt to control a small population of wild een circumstances or emergency situations. pigs on a portion of East Park Reservoir in western Colusa County. The area consists of grassland, oak woodland, brush It is the hunter’s responsibility to know where he/she is at all and some wetland areas. times. Know the regulations for the property you are on – some public lands are not open to hunting.

2010 Big Game 44 2010 Big Game 45 hunting Wild Pig

Junior hunter Beau Rodgers and hunting guide Jake Trantham near Maxwell, California

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2010 Big Game 44 2010 Big Game 45 hunting Bear

{ Bear Tag Applications } Any person who takes a bear shall present the skull (even if To hunt bear in California, all residents and nonresidents damaged) to a DFG office/officer within 10 days of taking the must be age 12 or older and have both a valid hunting bear. The skull shall become property of the DFG. That portion license and a bear tag. of the skull not needed for scientific purposes will be returned. Resident bear tag applications are sold at license agents and It is illegal to feed or bait bears for the purpose of hunting some DFG offices. Nonresident bear tag applications are them. It is illegal to hunt bear over bait or within a 400 yard available from DFG offices only. Tags are issued in person or radius of a garbage dump or bait. by mail at DFG offices. It is illegal to sell bear parts in California. However, you have { Bear Tag Refund Policy } the right to retain any and all parts of the bear you take, except the skull which becomes the property of the DFG. You may request a refund for an unissued bear tag application. The deadline for requesting a refund is Jan. 31, The use of dogs is prohibited during the archery season for 2011. Please allow 3-6 months for processing your refund. bear. Refunds are not issued for unsuccessful bear tags. It is illegal to use more than one dog per licensed hunter { Bear Hunting Season } for bear hunting in areas when the general deer season is Archery bear season opens August 21, 2010 and runs open. After the close of the general deer season an unlimited through September 12, 2010. The general season for black number of dogs may be used. bears opens with the general deer hunting seasons in deer You cannot pursue bears with dogs unless you have a valid, zones A, B. C, D, X8, X9A, X9B, X10 and X12 and ex- unused bear tag in your possession. However, a hunter who tends through December 26, 2010. In the remaining deer does not have a bear tag may be in the field with a hunter X zones, the season opens October 9, 2010 and extends who does have a valid bear tag in possession. The hunter through December 26, 2010. The Department shall close possessing the tag may use your dogs. If you do not have the season earlier if 1,700 bears have been reported taken. a valid, unused, bear tag you may not possess a firearm, For daily updates on reported bear harvest, call toll-free archery gear, crossbow, or other weapon capable of killing or (888) 277-6398. capturing a bear while accompanying a hunter in the act of { Regulations } taking a bear. Any bear hunter who utilizes the services of a guide must verify Dog Control Zones - The use of dogs for pursuit, take, or that the guide has valid guide’s license and must write the guide’s for dog training is restricted in Dog Control Zones. For license number on the bear tag in the space provided. physical boundary descriptions of all Dog Control Zones, consult the California Hunting Regulations, Mammals and Any bear hunter who utilizes dogs to take bear must so indicate Furbearers. on the bear tag in the space provided. The use of dogs for the pursuit/take of mammals or for dog Only DFG employees may validate bear tags. Bear tags must training is prohibited in Dog Control Zones from the first be validated before the bear can be transported except for the Saturday in April through the day preceding the opening of purpose of taking it directly to the nearest person authorized to the general deer season. T14-265(a)(4). validate the tag. The use of dogs for the pursuit/take of mammals or for dog Every licensed bear hunter who takes a bear must immediately training is allowed in Dog Control Zones from the opening return the validated report card portion of the bear tag. The tag day of the general deer season through the first Friday in may be presented to a DFG office/officer or returned via mail. April. T14-265(b)(1). Every licensed bear hunter who is unsuccessful in taking bear Pursuits or dog training may not be started within 400 yards must return the report card portion of the bear tag by Feb. 1 of a baited area. T14-265(b)(5). of the current license year. The tag may be presented to a DFG office/officer or returned via mail.

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2010 Big Game 46 2010 Big Game 47 2010 Big Game 46 2010 Big Game 47 hunting Statistics

% 2009 De e r Ta g Dr a w i n g St a t i s t i c s PREFERENCE DRAWING RANDOM (DRAW BY CHOICE) DRAWING

Hunt Name Tags Quota Quota Lowest Lowest Choice Max Pt Pt Max Highest Highest Random Total 1st Total Awarded Awarded Drawing Drawing Drawing After the Total Tags Tags Total Preference Preference Applicants Applicants Applicants Applicants Applicants 1st Choice 1st Choice Awarded to Awarded Point Value Value Point Value Point 2nd Choice Total Quota Total by Random by Awarded Tag Awarded Tag Awarded Tags Leftover Leftover Tags to 1st Choice Tags Awarded Tags Awarded Tags Awarded Tags Choice 3rd to

Zone X1 2370 2133 3078 0 2133 6 0 237 237 237 0 0 0 Zone X2 185 167 1090 2 167 7 4 18 18 18 0 0 0 Zone X3a 240 216 1905 3 216 7 4 24 24 24 0 0 0 Zone X3b 825 743 3146 0 743 6.5 2 82 82 82 0 0 0 Zone X4 375 338 1582 2 338 7 2 37 37 37 0 0 0 Zone X5a 60 54 637 11 54 7 5 6 6 6 0 0 0 u n t s Zone X5b 110 99 2568 129 99 7 7 11 11 11 0 0 0

H Zone X6a 325 293 1297 1 293 7 2 32 32 32 0 0 0 Zone X6b 370 333 1027 0 333 6 1 37 37 37 0 0 0 Zone X7a 200 180 1804 2 180 7 5 20 20 20 0 0 0 o n e Zone X7b 120 108 904 0 108 6.66667 4 12 12 12 0 0 0 Zone X8 220 198 714 0 198 6 1 22 22 22 0 0 0 Zone X9a 650 585 2627 3 585 7 2 65 65 65 0 0 0

X - Z Zone X9b 325 293 589 0 293 6 0 32 32 32 0 0 0 Zone X9c 325 293 408 0 293 4 0 32 32 32 0 0 0 Zone X10 400 360 273 0 273 6 0 40 127 0 127 0 0 Zone X12 760 684 3777 2 684 7 2.5 76 76 76 0 0 0 A3 Archery Hunt In Zone X1 270 243 251 0 243 5 0 27 27 8 19 - 0 A4 Archery Hunt In Zone X2 10 9 36 0 9 5 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 A5 Archery Hunt In Zone X3a 25 23 154 0 23 5 2 2 2 2 0 0 0

u n t s A6 Archery Hunt In Zone X3b 80 72 209 0 72 4 1.2 8 8 8 0 0 0 A7 Archery Hunt In Zone X4 140 126 238 0 126 4 0.5 14 14 14 0 0 0 H A8 Archery Hunt In Zone X5a 20 18 46 0 18 3 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 A9 Archery Hunt In Zone X5b 5 4 76 0 4 5 4 1 1 1 0 0 0 e r y A11 Archery Hunt In Zone X6a 55 50 316 0 50 6 2 5 5 5 0 0 0 h A12 Archery Hunt In Zone X6b 140 126 224 0 126 5 0 14 14 14 0 0 0

r c A13 Archery Hunt In Zone X7a 50 45 139 0 45 5 1 5 5 5 0 0 0 A14 Archery Hunt In Zone X7b 25 23 122 0 23 5 4 2 2 2 0 0 0 A A15 Archery Hunt In Zone X8 40 36 36 0 36 2 0 4 4 0 4 0 0 A16 Archery Hunt In Zone X9a 140 126 292 0 126 3 1 14 14 14 0 0 0 A20 Archery Hunt In Zone X12 170 153 305 1 153 7 0 17 17 17 0 0 227 A21 Anderson Flat Hunt 25 23 100 0 23 6 3 2 2 2 0 0 314

p e c i fA24 i c Monterey Hunt 100 90 160 0 90 4 0 10 10 10 0 0 108 A25 Lake Sonoma Hunt 35 32 122 0 32 4 2 3 3 3 0 0 0 S

a A26 Bass Hill Hunt 30 27 476 9 27 7 6 3 3 3 0 0 0 A27 Devils Garden Hunt 10 9 106 0 9 6 5 1 1 1 0 0 924 r e A30 Covelo Hunt 40 36 194 0 36 6 3 4 4 4 0 0 0 A A33Fort Hunter Liggett (Late Season) 25 23 64 0 23 5 1 2 2 2 0 0 0

2010 Big Game 48 2010 Big Game 49 2009 De e r Ta g Dr a w i n g St a t i s t i c s , cont. PREFERENCE DRAWING RANDOM (DRAW BY CHOICE) DRAWING

Hunt Name Tags Tags Lowest Lowest Quota Quota Highest Highest Choice Max Pt Pt Max Drawing After the Random Random Total 1st Total Awarded Awarded Drawing Drawing Applicants Applicants Total Tags Tags Total Point Value Value Point Value Point Preference Preference Applicants Applicants Applicants 1st Choice 1st Choice Awarded Tag Tag Awarded Tag Awarded Awarded to Awarded 2nd Choice Tags Leftover Leftover Tags Awarded by by Awarded to 1st Choice Total Quota Total Awarded Tags Awarded Tags Choice 3rd to

G1 Late Season Hunt In C4 2710 2439 2589 1 2439 7 0 271 271 150 121 0 0 G3 Goodale Hunt 35 32 4340 1131 32 7 7 3 3 3 0 0 0 G6 Kern River Deer Herd Hunt 50 45 1085 34 45 7 6 5 5 5 0 0 0 u n t s G8 Fort Hunter Liggett Hunt 10 9 189 0 9 6 5 1 1 1 0 0 0

H G9 Camp Roberts Hunt 15 14 57 0 14 4.5 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 l G12 Gray Lodge Hunt 30 27 153 0 27 5 3 3 3 3 0 0 0 a G13 San Diego Hunt 300 270 421 0 270 3 0 30 30 30 0 0 0 G19 Sutter-Yuba Wildlife Areas Hunt 25 23 177 0 23 5 3 2 2 2 0 0 0 G21 Ventana Wilderness Hunt 25 23 104 0 23 6 3 2 2 2 0 0 0 G37 Anderson Flat Hunt 25 23 2201 356 23 7 7 2 2 2 0 0 0

d d i tG38 i o n Late Season Hunt In X10 300 270 304 1 270 7 0 30 30 29 1 0 0

A G39 Round Valley Late Season 5 4 480 74 4 7 7 1 1 1 0 0 0 J1 Lake Sonoma Hunt 25 13 96 0 13 3 2 12 12 12 0 0 0 J3 Tehama Wildlife Area Hunt 15 8 188 0 8 3 3 7 7 7 0 0 0 J4 Shasta-Trinity Hunt 15 8 200 0 8 3 3 7 7 7 0 0 0 J7 Carson River Hunt 15 8 56 0 8 3 2 7 7 7 0 0 0 J8 Daugherty Hill Wa Hunt 15 8 108 0 8 3 2 7 7 7 0 0 0

u n t s J9 Little Dry Creek Hunt 5 3 38 0 3 3 3 2 2 2 0 0 0 J10 Fort Hunter Liggett Hunt 75 38 193 0 38 3 1 37 37 37 0 0 0

H J11 San Bernardino Hunt 40 20 44 0 20 1 0 20 20 20 0 0 0 J12 Round Valley Hunt 10 5 524 0 5 3 3 5 5 5 0 0 0 J13 Los AngeleS Hunt 40 20 55 0 20 1.5 0 20 20 20 0 0 0 J14 Riverside Hunt 30 15 48 0 15 1 0 15 15 15 0 0 0 J15 Anderson Flat Hunt 10 5 288 0 5 3 3 5 5 5 0 0 0 J16 Bucks Mountain/Nevada City 75 38 50 0 38 2 0 37 37 12 25 0 0

p p r e nJ17 t i c e Blue Canyon 25 13 38 0 13 1 0 12 12 12 0 0 0

A J18 Pacific/Grizzly Flat 75 38 73 0 38 2 0 37 37 35 2 0 0 J19 Hunt In Zone X7a 25 13 106 0 13 3 2 12 12 12 0 0 0 J20 Hunt In Zone X7b 20 10 135 0 10 3 2 10 10 10 0 0 0 J21 East Tehama 50 25 75 0 25 2 1 25 25 25 0 0 0 M3 Doyle Hunt 20 18 1116 249 18 7 7 2 2 2 0 0 0 M4 Horse Lake Hunt 10 9 64 3 9 7 4 1 1 1 0 0 0

u n t s M5 East Lassen Hunt 10 9 134 3 9 7 6 1 1 1 0 0 0 H M6 San Diego Hunt 80 72 76 0 72 5 0 8 8 4 4 0 0 M7 Ventura Hunt 150 135 145 0 135 3 0 15 15 10 5 0 0 d e r

a M8 Bass Hill Hunt 20 18 90 1 18 7 3 2 2 2 0 0 0 M9 Devil's Garden Hunt 15 14 559 113 14 7 7 1 1 1 0 0 0 Ma1 San Luis Obispo Hunt 150 135 128 0 128 6 0 15 22 0 22 0 0 l e l o

zz Ma3 Santa Barbara Hunt 150 135 130 0 130 4 0 15 20 0 20 0 0 u M11 Northwestern California Hunt 20 18 691 93 18 7 7 2 2 2 0 0 0 M

PD: Point Only - Deer 4572 284 2010 Big Game 48 2010 Big Game 49 % % 2009 El k Ta g Dr a w i n g St a t i s t i c s

Hunt Hunt Name Total Preference Random Maximum Total Applicants Code Quota Quota Quota Point Applicants

Bull And Either-Sex 407 Big Lagoon 10 8 2 507 86 487 Bishop Period 1 1 0 1 126 39 490 Bishop Period 3 1 0 1 247 64 406 Cache Creek Period 1 2 1 1 766 210 414 Del Norte 5 4 1 1209 474 461 East Park Reservoir Period 1 2 1 1 733 228 449 Fort Hunter Liggett 3 2 1 309 55 447 Fort Hunter Liggett Period 3 7 6 1 936 193 438 Grizzly Island Period 2 2 1 1 1697 614 441 Grizzly Island Period 3 1 0 1 1053 342 492 Independence Period 1 1 0 1 103 9 405 Klamath 10 8 2 356 75 419 La Panza Period 1 6 5 1 218 66 420 La Panza Period 2 6 5 1 357 90 493 Lone Pine Period 1 1 0 1 235 79 486 Lone Pine Period 2 2 1 1 571 214 429 Lone Pine Period 4 1 0 1 283 80 415 Marble Mountains 40 30 10 1853 372 411 Northeastern California 10 8 2 583 135 410 Northeastern California 15 12 3 2995 941 483 Northwestern California 20 15 5 695 124 422 Owens Valley 5 4 1 454 172 497 San Luis Reservoir 3 2 1 260 54 400 Siskiyou 15 12 3 607 127 474 TineMaha & West Tinemaha Period 1 1 0 1 137 30 478 Tinemaha & West Tinemaha Period 3 2 1 1 253 104 482 Tinemaha & West Tinemaha Period 5 2 1 1 506 187 Antlerless 488 Bishop Period 1 4 3 1 72 11 485 Bishop Period 3 4 3 1 33 6 432 Bishop Period 4 4 3 1 52 12 491 Bishop Period 5 4 3 1 142 19

2010 Big Game 50 2010 Big Game 51 % 2009 El k Ta g Dr a w i n g St a t i s t i c s , continued Hunt Total Preference Random Maximum Hunt Name Total Applicants Code Quota Quota Quota Point Applicants

416 Cache Creek Period 2 2 1 1 148 13 413 Del Norte 10 8 2 191 33 463 East Park Reservoir Period 3 4 3 1 151 24 450 Fort Hunter Liggett 5 4 1 65 0 444 Fort Hunter Liggett Period 1 7 6 1 199 9 448 Fort Hunter Liggett Period 2 8 6 2 125 3 433 Grizzly Island Period 1 2 1 1 241 59 436 Grizzly Island Period 2 2 1 1 438 99 404 Klamath 10 8 2 59 3 417 La Panza Period 1 5 4 1 41 1 418 La Panza Period 2 6 5 1 92 1 494 Lone Pine Period 1 1 0 1 11 2 495 Lone Pine Period 2 2 1 1 47 9 459 Lone Pine Period 3 2 1 1 16 6 425 Lone Pine Period 4 2 1 1 79 21 498 Lone Pine Period 5 2 1 1 68 12 401 Siskiyou 15 12 3 126 3 473 Tinemaha & West Tinemaha Period 1 6 5 1 65 2 475 Tinemaha & West Tinemaha Period 2 9 7 2 190 16 477 Tinemaha & West Tinemaha PeRiod 3 9 7 2 65 13 479 Tinemaha & West Tinemaha Period 4 9 7 2 246 27 481 Tinemaha & West Tinemaha Period 5 9 7 2 85 14 437 Grizzly Island Period 2 1 0 1 90 23 Apprentice 471 Fort Hunter Liggett Period 1 Apprentice 2 1 1 86 0 472 Fort Hunter Liggett Period 2 Apprentice 1 0 1 227 0 467 Grizzly Island Period 1 Apprentice 1 0 1 160 0 464 La Panza Period 1 Apprentice 1 0 1 16 0 408 Marble Mountains Apprentice 2 1 1 128 0 409 Northeastern California Apprentice 2 1 1 255 0 484 Cache Creek Period 1 Apprentice 1 0 1 134 0 489 Bishop Period 2 Apprentice 4 3 1 113 0 499 Point Only - Elk 0 0 0 4449 807

2010 Big Game 50 2010 Big Game 51 % 2009 An t e l o p e Ta g D r a w i n g St a t i s t i c s Hunt Total Preference Random Total Maximum Hunt Area Code Quota Quota Quota Applicants Point Applicants

710 Zone 1 - Mount Dome 7 6 1 531 81 712 Zone 1 - Mount Dome 1 0 1 89 1 720 Zone 2 - Clear Lake 15 12 3 979 186 728 Zone 2 - Clear Lake 1 0 1 36 3 730 Zone 3 - Likely Tables Per 1 50 38 12 2559 572 732 Zone 3 - Likely Tables Per 2 45 34 11 2572 486 738 Zone 3 - Likely Tables 10 8 2 258 23 740 Zone 4 - Lassen Per 1 45 34 11 3554 773 742 Zone 4 - Lassen Per 2 45 34 11 2137 386 745 Zone 4 - Lassen 10 8 2 367 49 750 Zone 5 - Big Valley 8 6 2 619 110 755 Zone 5 - Big Valley 1 0 1 34 1 760 Zone 6 - Surprise Valley 10 8 2 895 210 765 Zone 6 - Surprise Valley 1 0 1 39 2 Apprentice 790 Zone 4 - Lassen - Apprentice 4 3 1 238 0 780 Zone 5 - Big Valley - Apprentice 1 0 1 98 0 766 Zone 6 - Surprise Valley - Apprentice 5 4 1 457 0 799 Point Only - Antelope 0 0 0 4729 742

2009 Bi g h o r n Sh e e p Ta g D r a w i n g St a t i s t i c s Hunt Total Preference Random Total Maximum Hunt Area Code Quota Quota Quota Applicants Point Applicants

501 Zone 1 - Marble/Clipper Mtns. 4 3 1 1468 563 502 Zone 2 - Kelso Peak/Old Dad Mts 6 5 1 3649 1326 503 Zone 3 - Clark/Kingston Mt Rngs 2 1 1 661 213 504 Zone 4 - Orocopia Mountains 0 0 0 144 27 505 Zone 5 - San Gorgonio Mtns. 1 0 1 660 161 506 Zone 6 - Sheep Hole Mountains 1 0 1 524 75 507 Zone 7 - White Mountains 3 2 1 1113 269 599 Point Only - Bighorn Sheep 0 0 0 2779 425

2010 Big Game 52 2010 Big Game 53 hunting Laws & Regulations

The laws and regulations on the following pages are sum- Time is intended. When reference is made to sunrise or sunset time, marized from the California Fish and Game Code (FGC), the such reference is to the sunrise or sunset time at the location of the California Penal Code (PC) and Title 14 of the California Code hunter. T14-250.5. of Regulations (T14). The summaries are intended only as a guide Shooting Hours on Big Game: Hunting and shooting hours for and not a replacement for the complete laws and regulations. To ac- big game, including but not limited to deer, antelope, elk, bear, and cess the entire California Fish and Game Code and Title 14 of the wild pig shall be from one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour California Code of Regulations, visit the DFG Web site at www. after sunset. T14-352. dfg.ca.gov/enforcement. For the complete California Penal Code, Take: Hunt, pursue, catch, capture or kill or attempt to hunt, pur- go to www.leginfo.ca.gov. sue, catch, capture or kill. FGC 86. General Terminology Big Game Definitions Bag Limit: The maximum limit, in number or amount, of birds, Antlerless Deer: Female deer, fawns of either sex other than spot- mammals, fish, reptiles, or amphibians that may lawfully be taken ted fawns, and male deer with an unbranched antler on one or both by any one person during a specified period of time. sides which is not more than three inches in length. T14-351(b). Possession Limit: The maximum, in number or amount, of birds, Either-sex Deer: Antlerless deer, or legal bucks that have two or mammals, fish, reptiles, or amphibians that may be lawfully pos- more points in the upper two-thirds of either antler. T14-351(c). sessed by one person. Forked-horn Buck: A male deer having a branched antler on Big Game: Deer (genus Odocoileus), elk (genus Cervus), pronghorn either side with the branch in the upper two-thirds of the antler. antelope (genus Antilocapra), wild pig (feral pigs, European wild Eyeguards or other bony projections on the lower one-third of the pigs and their hybrids [genus Sus]), black bear (genus Ursus) and antler shall not be considered as points or branches. T14-351(a). Nelson bighorn sheep (subspecies Ovis canadensis nelsoni). T14- Spike Buck Deer: A male deer with unbranched antlers on both 350. sides which are more than 3 inches in length. FGC 204(d). Condor Range: The geographic area where lead is prohibited is Antlerless Elk: Any elk, with the exception of spotted calves, with exactly the same area described in the recently enacted AB 821- antlers less than four inches in length as measured from the top of Ridley-Tree Condor Preservation Act (Nava) and entered into the the skull. Fish and Game Code as section 3004.5. To assist hunters in under- Bull Elk: Any elk having an antler or antlers at least four inches in standing and visualizing affected areas, the lead prohibition area is length as measured from the top of the skull. also know as deer hunt zones D7, D8, D9, D10, D11, D13, and Either-Sex Elk: Bull elk or antlerless elk. T14-364(m)(4). most (but not all) of the South A zone. Spike Bull Elk: A bull elk having no more than one point on each Drawing Types antler. An antler point is a projection of the antler at least one inch Modified Preference Point Drawing System:A drawing system long and longer than the width of its base. T14-364(m)(2). which utilizes both a Draw-By-Choice drawing and a Preference Buck Pronghorn Antelope: Pronghorn antelope with horns longer Point drawing for awarding hunting tags to drawing applicants. than the ears. T14-363 (k)(2). T-14 708(g). Doe Pronghorn Antelope: Pronghorn antelope with horns shorter Draw-by-choice Drawing: A drawing in which tags are awarded than the ears. T14-363 (k)(2). according to an applicant’s hunt choice and computer-generated Either-Sex Pronghorn Antelope: Buck or doe pronghorn antelope. random number (lowest to highest), without consideration of accu- T14-363 (k)(2). mulated points. T14-708(g). Preference Point Drawing: A drawing in which tags are awarded Hunt Types based on the following order of priority: an applicant’s hunt choice Archery Seasons and Archery-Only Hunt: A season or hunt in (first choice only for deer), accumulated point totals by species which the only legal method of take is a bow and arrow. T14-354 (highest to lowest), and computer-generated random number (low- and 361. You may not possess a firearm while hunting in the field est to highest). Applicants who are unsuccessful in receiving a tag during any archery season, Area-Specific Archery Hunt, or while for premium deer (based on first choice selection), bighorn sheep, hunting during the general season with an Archery-Only tag. T-14 elk or pronghorn antelope hunts shall receive one preference point 354(h). for use in future Big Game Drawings. T14-708(g). Apprentice Hunt: Hunts open only to hunters with a valid Junior Junior Hunting License: A reduced-fee license for hunters under Hunting License. In T14-360(c), 363, and 364; deer, pronghorn age 16. FGC 3031. antelope and elk, respectively. License Year: A 12-month period beginning July 1 and ending June Muzzleloading Rifle Only Hunt:A hunt in which only muzzle- 30. FGC 3037. loading rifles equipped with open or “peep” type sights may be Projectile: Defined as any bullet, ball, sabot, slug, buckshot or used. Scopes are not permitted. T14-353(f) other device which is expelled from a firearm through a barrel by Premium Deer Hunt: Any hunt that filled on or before the first force. T14-353. business day after July 1 in the immediately preceding license year. Resident: Any person who has resided continuously in California T14-708(a)(2)(A)1. for six months immediately before the date of application for a Restricted Deer Hunt: Any hunt that filled on or before the first license, tag or permit; persons on active duty with the armed forces business day after Aug. 1 of the immediately preceding license year. of the United States or an auxiliary branch; or Job Corps enrollees. Unrestricted Deer Hunt: Any hunt that did not fill on or before FGC 70. the first business day after Aug. 1 in the immediately preceding Season: That period of time during which game mammals may be license year. taken. All dates are inclusive. T14-258. Method of Take Definitions for Big Game Shooting Time: Legal California time for the date specified. For Legal Methods of Take for Big Game: example: during the days when California is on Pacific Daylight • Rifles using centerfire cartridges with softnose or expanding Saving Time, Pacific Daylight Saving Time is intended; when projectiles, bow and arrow, or muzzleloading rifles may be used California is legally on Pacific Standard Time, Pacific Standard to take big game. A projectile is defined as any bullet, ball, sabot,

2010 Big Game 52 2010 Big Game 53 slug, buckshot or other device which is expelled from a firearm It is Illegal to: through a barrel by force. T14-353(a). • Take game mammals except as permitted by regulations. T14-250. • Shotguns capable of holding not more than three shells firing • Hunt big game without a valid hunting license and tag. FGC single slugs may be used for the taking of deer, bear and wild pigs. 1054.2. In areas where the discharge of rifles or shotguns with slugs is pro- • Hunt with a crossbow during archery season (except with a hibited by county ordinance, shotguns capable of holding not more Disabled Archer Permit). T14-354(g). than three shells firing size 0 or 00 buckshot may be used for the • Possess a firearm while hunting during archery season or while taking of deer only. T14-353(b). hunting during the general season with an archery-only tag. T14- • Pistols and revolvers using centerfire cartridges with softnose or 354(h). expanding projectiles may be used to take deer, bear, and wild pigs. • Take spike bucks. FGC 204(d). T14-353(c). • Pursue, drive, herd, or take any bird or mammal from any type • Pistols and revolvers with minimum barrel lengths of 4 inches, us- of motor-driven air or land vehicles, motorboat, airboat, sailboat, ing centerfire cartridges with softnose or expanding projectiles may or snowmobile, except when the motor is off and/or the sails furled be used to take elk and bighorn sheep. T14-353(d). and it is drifting, beached, moored, resting at anchor, or is being • Crossbows may be used to take deer and wild pigs only during the propelled by paddle, oar or pole. T14-251. regular seasons. T14-353(e). • Harass, herd or drive any game or nongame mammal or furbear- • Within the Condor Range, only projectiles certified by the ing mammal. T14-251.1. Commission as non-lead may be used or possessed while taking big • Knowingly feed big game mammals. T14-251.3. game. T14-353(h). • Take mammals within 400 yards of any baited area. This does Bow and Arrow Defined:A bow is any device consisting of a not apply to the taking of mammals on or over standing crops, flexible material having a string connecting its two ends and used croplands, or grains found scattered solely as the result of normal to propel an arrow held in a firing position by hand only. Bow agricultural operations or procedures. T14-257.5. includes long bow, recurve or compound bow. A legal arrow is a • Take bears within 400 yards of any garbage dump or bait. T14- broad head type blade which will not pass through a hole seven- 365(e). eighths inch in diameter. Mechanical/retractable broad heads shall • Take more than two deer per license year. T14-708(a)(1). be measured in the open position. No arrow with an explosive head •Intentionally discharge a firearm or release an arrow or crossbow or with any substance which would tranquilize or poison any ani- bolt from a bow or crossbow upon or across any highway, road or mal may be used. T14-354. other way open to vehicular traffic. T14-354(e), FGC 3004(b). Crossbow Defined and Restrictions:Any device consisting of a • Nock or fit the notch in the end of an arrow to a bowstring or bow or cured latex band or other flexible material (commonly re- crossbow string in a ready-to-fire position while in or on any ve- ferred to as a linear bow) affixed to a stock, or any bow that utilizes hicle. T14-354(i). any device attached directly or indirectly to the bow for the purpose • Hunt with bow or crossbow that will not cast a legal hunting ar- of keeping a crossbow bolt, an arrow or the string in a firing posi- row, except flu-flu arrows, a horizontal distance of 130 yards. T14- tion. A crossbow is not archery equipment and cannot be used 354(f). during the archery deer season. Crossbow bolts with a broad head • Hunt big game from one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour type blade which will not pass through a hole seven-eighths inch in before sunrise. T14-352. diameter shall be used. No bolt with an explosive head or with any • Use dogs for pursuit/take, or for dog training, during the archery substance which would tranquilize or poison any animal may be seasons for deer or bear. T14-265(a)(1). used. T14-354. • Use dogs to take elk, bighorn sheep and antelope. T14-265(a)(2). Muzzleloading Rifle Defined:Rifle in which the charge and pro- • Use dogs for pursuit/take of, or for dog training on, mountain jectile are loaded from the muzzle. This includes wheellock, match- lions (except under authority of a depredation permit). T14-265(a) lock, flintlock or percussion type, including “in-line” muzzleloading (3). rifles using black powder or equivalent black powder substitute, • Use an artificial light to assist in taking any game bird or game including pellets, with single projectile loaded from the muzzle and mammal. FGC 2005. at least .40 caliber in designation. T14-353(a). • To deposit, permit to pass into, or place where it can pass into the Related Terms and Definitions waters of the state, or to abandon, dispose of, or throw away, within Bait Related to Bears: Any material capable of attracting a bear. 150 feet of the high water markof the waters of the state, any cans, T14-365(e). bottles, garbage, rubbish, or the viscera or carcass of any dead mam- Baited Area: Any area where shelled, shucked or unshucked corn, mal, or the carcass of any dead bird. FGC 5652. wheat or other grains, salt, or other feed whatsoever capable of lur- • Fail to send a complete written report to the Department within ing, attracting, or enticing such birds or mammals is directly or 48 hours after killing or wounding while hunting, any human be- indirectly placed, exposed, deposited, distributed, or scattered, and ing, or domestic animal belonging to another, or after witnessing such area shall remain a baited area for ten days following complete such killing or wounding. FGC 12151.5. removal of all such corn, wheat or other grains, salt, or other feed. • Use a shotgun larger than 10 gauge for the taking of any game T14-257.5. bird or game mammal, a shotgun capable of holding more than Harass Defined:An intentional act which disrupts an animal’s nor- three shells in the magazine and chamber combined. FGC 2010; mal behavior patterns, which includes, but is not limited to, breed- T14-311 and 353(b). ing, feeding or sheltering. T14-251.1. • Possess a machine gun, silencer, shotgun with barrel less than 18 Use of Dogs for Hunting Big Game inches in length, or rifle with barrel less than 16 inches in length. Dog Training Defined:The education of dogs through “breaking” PC 12020. or “practicing” under strict provisions that preclude the injuring or • Possess in any State Game Refuge any bird or mammal or part take of animals. Training is distinguished from “pursuit”, in that the thereof, or any weapon capable of taking any bird. FGC 10500. animal being chased shall not be killed, captured, or injured. T14- However, possession of firearms or bows and arrows by persons 265. traveling through game refuges on a public highway or other public Treeing Switch: Device on a dog collar consisting of a switch thoroughfare or right of way is permitted when the firearms are mechanism that results in a change in the transmitted signals when taken apart or encased and unloaded, and the bows are unstrung. the dog raises its head to a treed animal. T14-265(d)(1). FGC 10506. (National Parks and Monuments have special regula- Public Road or Other Way Open: This includes any roads, dirt or tions regarding the possession of weapons, game and the running otherwise, trails, open fields, parking lots, etc., open to public ac- of hunting dogs. Check with federal officials before entering these cess. FGC 2006. areas.) • Hunt any game bird or mammal without having the required 2010 Big Game 54 2010 Big Game 55 licenses, tags and/or stamps in possession; FGC 1054.2. Change, The Commission prohibited the possession of lead pro- mutilate, or transfer any license, tag, or stamp; Have in possession jectiles, and a firearm capable of firing such projectiles, while hunting any license belonging to another person. FGC 1052. while big game or nongame hunting within the spec- i- • Damage other’s property while hunting. FGC 2004. fied range. Otherwise, lead projectiles may be possessed. • Sell or barter game taken under authority of a hunting license. Lead bullets for .22 rimfire or smaller firearms are legal when sport FGC 3039. hunting for small game mammals but prohibited for nongame ani- Dog Training mals in condor range under the current adopted regulations. No person shall kill, capture or injure any mammal, nor shall any Hunters can legally hunt jackrabbit, cottontail, and tree squirrel us- person’s dog be allowed to kill, capture or injure any mammal dur- ing lead projectiles, but not ground squirrels in the same area. Part ing dog training. T14-265(b)(6)(B). of the reasoning for this is that, unlike nongame animals that are No firearm, archery gear, crossbow or other instrument capable of hunted and usually left in the field, game species must be retrieved killing, injuring or capturing any animal may be possessed by any and not wasted. person while training dogs. However, such equipment may be trans- The geographic area where lead is prohibited is also known as deer ported to or from a campsite, transported to or from a residence or hunt zones D7, D8, D9, D10, D11, D13, and most (but not all) of lawfully possessed by a person at a campsite provided all dogs are the South A zone (see map). secured and under control. T14-265(b)(6)(C). It is illegal to train dogs on any big game mammal or any fully-pro- tected, threatened or endangered mammal at any time, except: 1) A person in possession of a valid bear tag may train dogs for bear dur- ing the general bear season; and 2) A person in possession of a valid deer tag may train a dog for deer during the general deer season. Only one dog may be used for training in areas where the general deer season is open. T14-265(b)(6)(E). Use of Dogs for Pursuit/Take No more than one dog per hunter may be used in the area where the general deer season is open. T14-265(c)(1). Deer Zone Up to three dogs per hunter may be used for the purpose of taking A wild pigs, except: 1) No more than one dog per hunter may be used D7 in an area where the general deer season is open; and 2) No dogs D8 may be used in Dog Control Zones from the first Saturday in April through the day preceding the opening of the general deer season. D9 T14-265(c)(2). D10 After the general deer season closes, there is no limit on the number D11 of dogs that may be used during the general bear season. T14- 265(c)(2)(C). D13 Electronic dog retrieval collars employing the use of Treeing Condor Range Switches or Global Positioning System Equipment are prohibited Highway on dogs used for the pursuit/take of mammals. T14-265(d). Chronic Wasting Disease Safety Issues Carcass Importation Ban It is always unlawful to: Place on, or carry or possess a loaded rifle Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) is a fatal disease that has spread to or shotgun in a vehicle or conveyance or its attachments on any wild deer and elk herds in 11 states and two Canadian provinces. public road or other way open to the public; FGC 2006. Hunt while intoxicated; FGC 3001. Shoot at any game bird from a pow- To prevent the spread of the disease into California, out-of-state erboat, sailboat, motor vehicle, or aircraft while under power or still hunters face restrictions on the importation of hunter-harvested moving from use of sail or motor; T14 251(a). Shoot any firearm deer and elk into California. Only the following hunter harvested from or upon a public road or highway; PC374(c). deer or elk parts may be brought into California: It is unlawful to possess a loaded rifle or shotgun in any vehicle or (a) portions of meat with no part of the spinal column, brain or conveyance or its attachments which is standing on or along or is head attached (leg, shoulder, rib and other bones detached from the being driven on or along any public highway or other way open spinal column and head are allowed). to the public. A rifle or shotgun shall be deemed to be loaded for (b) hides and capes (no spinal column, brain tissue or head may be the purposes of this section when there is an unexpended cartridge attached). or shell in the firing chamber but not when the only cartridges or (c) clean skull plates (no brain tissue may be present) with antlers shells are in the magazine. The provisions of this section shall not attached. apply to peace officers or members of the armed forces of this state (d) antlers with no brain tissue attached (antlers or the United States, while on duty or going to or returning from in the velvet stage are allowed, if no brain tissue is attached). duty. FGC 2006. (e) finished taxidermy mounts with no spinal column or brain tis- Except as provided in subdivision (b), (c) or (d), every person who sue attached. carries a loaded firearm on his or her person or in a vehicle while (f) upper canine teeth (buglers, whistlers, ivories). in any public place or on any public street in an incorporated city or in any public place or on any public street in a prohibited area Hunting in California Condor Range of unincorporated territory is guilty of a misdemeanor. A firearm It is illegal to use any projectile that contains more than one per- shall be deemed to be loaded for the purposes of this section when cent lead for hunting big game or nongame within the range of there is an unexpended cartridge or shell, consisting of a case which the California condor. This includes all projectiles from any legal holds a charge of powder and a bullet or shot, in, or attached in any firearm, including centerfire rifles, shotguns, pistols and revolvers, as manner to, the firearm, including, but not limited to, in the firing well as muzzleloading rifles and rimfire firearms. A list of non-lead chamber, magazine, or clip thereof attached to the firearm; except legal ammunition for hunting in the condor range can be found on that a muzzle-loader firearm shall be deemed to be loaded when it the DFG Web site at www.dfg.ca.gov/wildlife/hunting/condor/. is capped or primed and has a powder charge and ball or shot in the 2010 Big Game 54 2010 Big Game 55 barrel or cylinder. PC 12031. license tag validated and countersigned by an authorized person (see It is unlawful for any person, other than the owner, person in list on page 52). T14-708(a)(4). possession of the premises, or a person having the express permis- Any person taking any deer in this state must retain in their sion of the owner or person in possession of the premises, to hunt possession during the open season, and for 15 days thereafter, that or to discharge while hunting, any firearm or other deadly weapon portion of the head which in adult males normally bears the antlers, within 150 yards of any occupied dwelling house, residence, or and shall produce it upon the demand of any officer authorized to other building or any barn or other outbuilding used in connection enforce Fish and Game regulations. T14-708(a)(5). therewith. The 150-yard area is a “safety zone.” FGC 3004(a). Every person to whom a deer tag is issued must return the Trespassing Issues completed report card portion to the DFG within 30 days of taking If the land you hunt on is not your own, it belongs to someone else. a deer. T14-708(a)(6). Make sure you have a legal right to be there. Contact the owner or person who administers the property, and secure written permis- Any person who is convicted of a violation involving deer shall sion to hunt. A hunting license does not entitle you to enter private forfeit their current year deer license tags and no new deer license property. tags may be issued to that person during that hunting license year. That person may not apply for a deer tag for the following license “It is unlawful to enter any lands under cultivation or enclosed year. T14-708(a)(7). by a fence, belonging to, or occupied by, another, or to enter any uncultivated or unenclosed lands, including lands temporarily in- Persons Authorized to Validate or Countersign Deer and Elk Tags undated by waters flowing outside the established banks of a river, (T14-708)* stream, slough, or other waterway, where signs forbidding trespass State are displayed at intervals not less than three to the mile along all ex- 1. Fish and Game Commissioners terior boundaries and at all roads and trails entering such lands, for 2. Employees of the Department of Fish and Game the purpose of discharging any firearm or taking or destroying any 3. Deputy Foresters 4. Assistant Deputy Foresters mammal or bird, including any waterfowl, on such lands without 5. Forest Rangers having first obtained written permission from the owner of such 6. Park Rangers—Grades 1, 2, 3, and 4 lands, or his agent, or the person in lawful possession thereof. Such 7. Supervising Plant Quarantine Inspectors signs may be of any size and wording, other than the wording re- 8. Junior, Intermediate and Senior Plant Quarantine Inspectors quired for signs under Section 2017, which will fairly advise persons 9. Foresters about to enter the land that the use of such land is so restricted.” 10. Fire Prevention Officers—Grades 1, 2, 3, and 4 FGC 2016. 11. Fire Captains 12. Fire Apparatus Engineers Harassment of Hunters Federal (FS = U.S. Forest Service, FWS = U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, The Fish and Game Code outlaws “hunter harassment” or interfer- BLM = Bureau of Land Management) ing with another person who is lawfully hunting, trapping, shoot- 1. Range Technicians (BLM) ing, fishing or engaging in falconry. The first offense is an infrac- 2. Forest Supervisors (FS) tion; the second offense within a two-year period is a misdemeanor. 3. Assistant Forest Supervisors (FS) Interference means any action which physically impedes, hinders, or 4. District Forest Rangers (FS) 5. Foresters (FS, BLM) obstructs the lawful pursuit of any of the above-mentioned activi- 6. Range Conservationists (FS, BLM) ties, including, but not limited to, actions taken for the purpose of 7. Forest Engineers (FS, BLM) frightening away animals from the location where the lawful activity 8. Forestry Aides (FS) is taking place. FGC 2009. 9. Fire Control Officers or Aides (FS, BLM) 10. Clerks (FS, FWS, BLM) while on duty at their headquarters Lacey Act 11. Game Management Agents (FWS) Transporting illegally taken game across state lines is a violation 12. Wildlife Management Biologists (FS, FWS, BLM) of the federal Lacey Act (T16, US Code 1406). Such transport, if 13. District Managers (BLM) done in connection with commercial activity, may be classified as a 14. Information Specialists (BLM) felony. 15. Area Managers (BLM) 16. Realty Specialists (BLM) Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact 17. Natural Resource Specialists (BLM) The Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact (IWVC) is an agreement 18. Engineers (BLM) between 26 states, which allows for the reciprocal recognition of 19. Engineering Technicians (BLM) hunting, fishing and trapping license suspensions. If your license 20. Recreation Resource Specialists (BLM) privileges have been suspended by another state, the suspension may 21. Geologists (BLM) be recognized here in California. For example, if your sport fishing, 22. Recreation Aides (BLM) hunting or trapping privileges have been suspended in Colorado 23. All Uniformed Personnel of the National Park Service for five years, your privileges may also be suspended for five years 24. Commanding officers of any United States military installation or in California or any of the states participating in the IWVC. The their designated personnel for deer taken on their reservation. 25. Postmasters purchase of licenses or tags during the term of the suspension is a 26. Post Office Station or Branch Manager for deer brought to their post violation of the law and may result in prosecution. Licenses or tags office. purchased prior to or during a suspension are not refundable. For Miscellaneous further information contact the Department of Fish and Game’s 1. County firemen at and above the class of foreman for deer brought Law Enforcement , 1416 9th Street, Sacramento, CA into their station. 95814, (916) 653-4094. 2. Judges or Justices of all state and United States courts. 3. Notaries Public Tagging Requirements 4. Peace Officers Immediately upon killing a deer, both portions of the deer license 5. Nonsalaried police officers or deputy sheriffs while on scheduled duty tag must be completely filled out and the date of kill permanently in a city or county of appointment for deer brought to a police station or marked on the deer license tag. The deer license tag must be sheriff’s office attached to the antlers of an antlered deer or to the ear of any other 6. Officers authorized to administer oaths deer and kept attached during the open season and for 15 days 7. Owners, corporate officers, managers or operators of lockers or cold thereafter. T14-708(a)(3). storage plants for deer brought to their place of business.

Any person legally killing a deer in this state must have the deer *No person may validate or countersign their own tag.

2010 Big Game 56 2010 CALIFORNIA ELK TAG DRAWING APPLICATION NONREFUNDABLE PROCESSING FEE: Single—$7.50; Party—$15.00 applications must be received by 5:00 p.m. june 2, 2010. IMPORTANT! E Read instructions on back before completing this application. Print clearly. Submit nonrefundable processing fee with application. Incomplete, incorrect or late applications, or applications received without payment will be rejected and NO preference point will be earned. SECTION 1 - PARTY INFORMATION - HUNT CHOICE ENTER NUMBER IN ENTER ONE HUNT CHOICE HERE: YOUR PARTY (1 or 2): Use Hunt Code from pages 35-38 of the 2010 California Hunting Digest-Big Game. To earn a point only use code 499.

SECTION 2 - HUNTER INFORMATION 2010/2011 HUNTING LICENSE NUMBER (MANDATORY) PARTY LEADER H 0 Check this box if your address has changed in the last 12 months.

DRIVER LICENSE, DMV OR DFG ID NUMBER STATE DATE OF BIRTH (MANDATORY) RESIDENT NONRESIDENT (nonresidents cannot ap- M M D D Y Y Y Y ply as a party.) FIRST NAME M.I. LAST NAME

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AREA CODE DAY PHONE NUMBER AREA CODE EVENING PHONE NUMBER E-MAIL ADDRESS

2010/2011 HUNTING LICENSE NUMBER (MANDATORY) PARTY MEMBER H 0 Check this box if your address has changed in the last 12 months.

DRIVER LICENSE, DMV OR DFG ID NUMBER STATE DATE OF BIRTH (MANDATORY) (Residents may apply alone or as a party. M M D D Y Y Y Y Nonresidents cannot apply as a party.) FIRST NAME M.I. LAST NAME

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CITY STATE ZIP CODE COUNTRY (If not USA)

AREA CODE DAY PHONE NUMBER AREA CODE EVENING PHONE NUMBER E-MAIL ADDRESS

SECTION 3 - PAYMENT To Pay for Application: Enclose ONE payment for all applications submitted in the same envelope (make checks or money orders payable to Department DFG USE ONLY of Fish and Game, or use credit card authorization below). Credit card expiration date is required. Checks must be preprinted Received By: Mail Front Counter with name and address. Personal checks returned to the DFG for insufficient funds will render your application invalid. Method of Payment: Check Credit Card Cash Indicate type of payment: Check Money Order Credit Card I authorize the DFG to charge my application fee(s) to: Visa MasterCard No. of Applications Received: Elk Antelope Sheep Card # |__|__|__|__| |__|__|__|__| |__|__|__|__| |__|__|__|__| Expiration Date |__ __/__ __| Number of applications______Total charge amount $______Clerk ID _ TRX # or Amount rec’d I agree to pay the total amount according to the card issuer agreement. Date Received by LRB Date Received Print name as it appears on credit card

2010 Big Game 56 Signature LRB 1364 Rev. 2/2010 INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING ELK TAG DRAWING APPLICATION

IMPORTANT: Check your application carefully! You may not make changes to party members or hunt codes after submitting your application. Incomplete, illegible or late applications will be rejected and NO preference point will be earned. You must submit a $7.50 nonrefundable processing fee for each single application submitted or a $15.00 processing fee for party applications. Applications received without payment or incorrect payment will be rejected and NO preference point will be earned. APPLICATION RESTRICTIONS: You must be at least 12 years of age on or before July 1, 2010, with a 2010/2011 California hunting license. Each person may submit only one elk tag drawing application each year. Persons who submit more than one application may be prosecuted. HOW TO COMPLETE THE APPLICATION: Complete Sections 1, 2 and 3 on the front of the application as follows: Section 1 - Party Information and Hunt Choice Party Information Nonresidents cannot apply as a party. Residents may apply alone or as a party. Not more than two persons may apply together as a party. If you are applying alone enter “1” in the appropriate space on the front of the application. If you are applying as a party enter “2” in the appropriate space. NOTE: Party applications shall be split to fill the last tag available through the Preference Point portion of the drawing. In that event, the tag will be awarded to the party leader, and the party member will become the first alternate. Party applications shall not be split to fill the last tag available through the Draw-By-Choice portion of the drawing. Hunt Choice Enter the Hunt Code from pages 35-38 of the 2010 California Hunting Digest-Big Game. If you are applying for a point only enter Code 499. Section 2 - Hunter Information Party Leader (if you are applying alone you are the party leader) 1. Enter the party leader’s 2010/2011 California hunting license number. 2. If you or your party member applied for last year’s Big Game Drawing, you may have received hunter identification labels in the mail. If so, AFFIX the party leader’s hunter identification label on the application. If you did not receive hunter identification labels, clearly PRINT ALL information requested. Party Member (if applicable) 1. Enter the party member’s 2010/2011 California hunting license number. 2. If applying as a party, both applicants must apply on the same application. 3. AFFIX the party member’s hunter identification label on the application or clearly PRINT ALL information requested. IMPORTANT: Your driver license or DMV ID number is required as a permanent hunter identification number. (The Department will assign a temporary ID number for persons without a driver license/DMV number.) Section 3 - Payment Enclose ONE payment for all elk, antelope and bighorn sheep tag applications submitted in the same envelope. DO NOT SUBMIT CASH. 1. Check the box for type of payment submitted. 2. If paying by check (must be preprinted with name and address) or money order make payable to the Department of Fish and Game. 3. If paying by Visa or MasterCard clearly PRINT ALL credit card numbers shown on the card, the card expiration date and the card holder’s name. The card holder’s signature is required to authorize the charge. 4. Write the number of applications submitted in the envelope. 5. Write the total amount enclosed or authorized to charge. APPLICATION DEADLINE: Applications must be received by the License and Revenue Branch in Sacramento no later than 5:00 p.m., June 2, 2010. MAIL APPLICATION AND PAYMENT TO: Department of Fish and Game License and Revenue Branch P. O. Box 349021 Sacramento, CA 95834-9021

Do not mail deer or bear tag applications to this P.O. Box. This P.O. Box is only for elk, antelope and bighorn sheep tag applications. All mail received at this P.O. Box after 5:00 p.m. on June 2, 2010 will be returned to the sender unopened. Late elk, antelope and bighorn sheep tag applications received at any address other than this P.O. Box will be opened and the non-refundable application fee processed. Processing fees will not be refunded. Late applications will not be included in the drawing. A preference point will not be awarded for late applications.

TAG FEE: If successful in the drawing, you will be notified by mail to submit the tag fee of $379.25 (residents) or $1,172.50 (nonresidents). REFUND POLICY: Processing fees for elk tag drawing applications and California hunting license fees are nonrefundable. DRAWING METHOD: A Modified Preference Point System (MPPS) drawing will be used. Additional information about the MPPS can be found in the 2010 California Hunting Digest-Big Game. For final tag quotas and zone or hunt boundaries, contact your nearest DFG office after April 26, 2010, or visit the DFG’s Web site at www.dfg.ca.gov. 2010 CALIFORNIA ANTELOPE TAG DRAWING APPLICATION NONREFUNDABLE PROCESSING FEE: Single—$7.50; Party—$15.00 applications must be received by 5:00 p.m. june 2, 2010. IMPORTANT! A Read instructions on back before completing this application. Print clearly. Submit nonrefundable processing fee with application. Incomplete, incorrect or late applications, or applications received without payment will be rejected and NO preference point will be earned. SECTION 1 - PARTY INFORMATION - HUNT CHOICE ENTER NUMBER IN ENTER ONE HUNT CHOICE HERE: Use Hunt Code from page 41 of the 2010 California Hunting Digest-Big Game. YOUR PARTY (1 or 2): To earn a point only use code 799. 7

SECTION 2 - HUNTER INFORMATION 2010/2011 HUNTING LICENSE NUMBER (MANDATORY) PARTY LEADER H 0 Check this box if your address has changed in the last 12 months.

DRIVER LICENSE, DMV OR DFG ID NUMBER STATE DATE OF BIRTH (MANDATORY) RESIDENT NONRESIDENT (nonresidents cannot ap- M M D D Y Y Y Y ply as a party.) FIRST NAME M.I. LAST NAME

MAILING ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP CODE COUNTY (If not USA)

AREA CODE DAY PHONE NUMBER AREA CODE EVENING PHONE NUMBER E-MAIL ADDRESS

2010/2011 HUNTING LICENSE NUMBER (MANDATORY) PARTY MEMBER H 0 Check this box if your address has changed in the last 12 months. DRIVER LICENSE, DMV OR DFG ID NUMBER DMV STATE DATE OF BIRTH (MANDATORY) (Residents may apply alone or as a party. M M D D Y Y Y Y Nonresidents cannot apply as a party.) FIRST NAME M.I. LAST NAME

MAILING ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP CODE COUNTRY (If not USA)

AREA CODE DAY PHONE NUMBER AREA CODE EVENING PHONE NUMBER E-MAIL ADDRESS

SECTION 3 - PAYMENT To Pay for Application: DFG USE ONLY Enclose ONE payment for all applications submitted in the same envelope (make checks or money orders payable to Department Received By: of Fish and Game, or use credit card authorization below). Credit card expiration date is required. Checks must be preprinted Mail Front Counter with name and address. Personal checks returned to the DFG for insufficient funds will render your application invalid. Method of Payment: Check Credit Card Cash Indicate type of payment: Check Money Order Credit Card No. of Applications Received: I authorize the DFG to charge my application fee(s) to: Visa MasterCard Elk Antelope Sheep

Card # |__|__|__|__| |__|__|__|__| |__|__|__|__| |__|__|__|__| Expiration Date |__ __/__ __| Number of applications______Total charge amount $______Clerk ID _ TRX # or Amount rec’d I agree to pay the total amount according to the card issuer agreement. by LRB Date Received Print name as it appears on credit card Signature LRB 1364 Rev. 2/2010 INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING ANTELOPE TAG DRAWING APPLICATION

IMPORTANT: Check your application carefully! You may not make changes to party members or hunt codes after submitting your application. Incomplete, illegible or late applications will be rejected and NO preference point will be earned. You must submit a $7.50 nonrefundable processing fee for each single application submitted or a $15.00 processing fee for party applications. Applications received without payment or incorrect payment will be rejected and NO preference point will be earned. APPLICATION RESTRICTIONS: You must be a at least 12 years of age on or before July 1, 2010 with a 2010/2011 California hunting license. Each person may submit only one antelope drawing application each year. Persons who submit more than one application may be prosecuted. HOW TO COMPLETE THE APPLICATION: Complete Sections 1, 2 and 3 on the front of the application as follows: Section 1 - Party Information and Hunt Choice Party Information Nonresidents cannot apply as a party. Residents may apply alone or as a party. Not more than two persons may apply together as a party. If you are applying alone enter “1” in the appropriate space on the front of the application. If you are applying as a Party enter “2” in the appropriate space. NOTE: Party applications shall be split to fill the last tag available through the Preference Point portion of the drawing. In that event, the tag will be awarded to the party leader, and the party member will become the first alternate. Party applications shall not be split to fill the last tag available through the Draw-By-Choice portion of the drawing. Hunt Choice Enter the Hunt Code from page 41 of the 2010 California Hunting Digest-Big Game. If you are applying for a point only enter Code 799. Section 2 - Hunter Information Party Leader (if you are applying alone you are the party leader) 1. Enter the party leader’s 2010/2011 California hunting license number. 2. If you or your party member applied for last year’s Big Game Drawing, you may have received hunter identification labels in the mail. If so, AFFIX the party leader’s hunter identification label on the application. If you did not receive hunter identification labels, clearly PRINT ALL information requested. Party Member (if applicable) 1. Enter the party member’s 2010/2011 California hunting license number. 2. If applying as a party, both applicants must apply on the same application. 3. AFFIX the party member’s hunter identification label on the application or clearly PRINT ALL information requested. IMPORTANT: Your driver license or DMV ID number is required as a permanent hunter identification number. (The Department will assign a temporary ID number for persons without a driver license/DMV number.) Section 3 - Payment Enclose ONE payment for all elk, antelope and bighorn sheep tag applications submitted in the same envelope. DO NOT SUBMIT CASH. 1. Check the box for type of payment submitted. 2. If paying by check (must be preprinted with name and address) or money order make payable to the Department of Fish and Game. 3. If paying by Visa or MasterCard clearly PRINT ALL credit card numbers shown on the card, the card expiration date and the card holder’s name. The card holder’s signature is required to authorize the charge. 4. Write the number of applications submitted in the envelope. 5. Write the total amount enclosed or authorized to charge. APPLICATION DEADLINE: Applications must be received by the License and Revenue Branch in Sacramento no later than 5:00 p.m., June 2, 2010. MAIL APPLICATION AND PAYMENT TO: Department of Fish and Game License and Revenue Branch P.O. Box 349021 Sacramento, CA 95834-9021

Do not mail deer or bear tag applications to this P.O. Box. This P.O. Box is only for elk, antelope and bighorn sheep tag applications. All mail received at this P.O. Box after 5:00 p.m. on June 2, 2010 will be returned to the sender unopened. Late elk, antelope and bighorn sheep tag applications received at any address other than this P.O. Box will be opened and the non-refundable application fee processed. Processing fees will not be refunded. Late applications will not be included in the drawing. A preference point will not be awarded for late applications.

TAG FEE: If successful in the drawing, you will be notified by mail to submit the tag fee of $126.25 (residents) or $390.75 (nonresidents). REFUND POLICY: Processing fees for antelope tag drawing applications and California hunting license fees are nonrefundable. DRAWING METHOD: A Modified Preference Point System (MPPS) drawing will be used. Additional information about the MPPS can be found in the 2010 California Hunting Digest-Big Game. For final tag quotas and zone or hunt boundaries, contact your nearest DFG office after April 26, 2010, or visit the DFG’s Web site at www.dfg.ca.gov. 2010 CALIFORNIA NELSON BIGHORN SHEEP S TAG DRAWING APPLICATION

NONREFUNDABLE PROCESSING FEE—$7.50 APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 5:00 P.M. JUNE 2, 2010 YOU MAY NOT APPLY AS A PARTY APPLICANTS MUST BE AT LEAST 16 YEARS OF AGE ON OR BEFORE JULY 1, 2010

IMPORTANT! Read instructions on back before completing this application. Print clearly. Submit nonrefundable processing fee with application. Incomplete, incorrect or late applications, or applications received without payment will be rejected and NO preference point will be earned. SECTION 1 - HUNT CHOICE

ENTER HUNT CHOICE HERE: Use Hunt Code from page 43 of the 2010 California Hunting Digest-Big Game. To earn a point only use code 599. 5

SECTION 2 - HUNTER INFORMATION

2010/2011 HUNTING LICENSE NUMBER (MANDATORY) H 0 RESIDENT NONRESIDENT Check this box if your address has changed DRIVER LICENSE, DMV OR DFG ID NUMBER STATE DATE OF BIRTH (MANDATORY) in the last 12 months. M M D D Y Y Y Y FIRST NAME M.I. LAST NAME

MAILING ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP CODE COUNTRY (If not USA)

AREA CODE DAY PHONE NUMBER AREA CODE EVENING PHONE NUMBER E-MAIL ADDRESS

SECTION 3 - PAYMENT To Pay for Application: DFG USE ONLY Enclose ONE payment for all applications submitted in the same envelope (make checks or money orders payable to Department of Received By: Fish and Game, or use credit card authorization below). Credit card expiration date is required. Checks must be preprinted with Mail Front Counter name and address. Personal checks returned to the DFG for insufficient funds will render your application invalid. Method of Payment: Check Credit Card Cash Indicate type of payment: Check Money Order Credit Card I authorize the DFG to charge my application fee(s) to: Visa MasterCard No. of Applications Received: Elk Antelope Sheep Card # |__|__|__|__| |__|__|__|__| |__|__|__|__| |__|__|__|__| Expiration Date |__ __/__ __|

Number of applications______Total charge amount $______Clerk ID _ TRX # or Amount rec’d

I agree to pay the total amount according to the card issuer agreement. by LRB Date Received Print name as it appears on credit card

Signature LRB 1362 Rev. 2/2010 INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING SHEEP TAG DRAWING APPLICATION

IMPORTANT: Check your application carefully! You may not make changes to hunt codes after submitting your application.Incomplete, illegible or late applications will be rejected and NO preference point will be earned. You must submit a $7.50 nonrefundable processing fee for each application submitted. Applications received without payment or incorrect payment will be rejected and NO preference point will be earned.

APPLICATION RESTRICTIONS: You must be at least 16 years of age on or before July 1, 2010, with a 2010/2011 California hunting license. Each person may submit only one bighorn sheep tag drawing application each year. Persons who submit more than one application may be prosecuted.

HOW TO COMPLETE THE APPLICATION: Complete Sections 1, 2 and 3 on the front of the application as follows: Section 1 - Hunt Choice Hunt Choice Enter the Hunt Code from page 43 of the 2010 California Hunting Digest-Big Game. If you are applying for a point only enter Code 599.

Section 2 - Hunter Information

1. Enter your 2010/2011 California hunting license number. 2. If you applied for last year’s Big Game Drawing, you may have received hunter identification labels in the mail. If so, AFFIX your hunter identification label on the application. If you did not receive hunter identification labels, clearly PRINT ALL information requested.

IMPORTANT: Your driver license or DMV ID number is required as a permanent hunter identification number. (The Department will assign a temporary ID number for persons without a driver license/DMV number.)

Section 3 - Payment Enclose ONE payment for all elk, antelope and bighorn sheep applications submitted in the same envelope. DO NOT SUBMIT CASH. 1. Check the box for type of payment submitted. 2. If paying by check (must be preprinted with name and address) or money order make payable to the Department of Fish and Game. 3. If paying by Visa or MasterCard clearly PRINT ALL credit card numbers shown on the card, the card expiration date and the card holder’s name. The card holder’s signature is required to authorize the charge. 4. Write the number of applications submitted in the envelope. 5. Write the total amount enclosed or authorized to charge.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: Applications must be received by the License and Revenue Branch in Sacramento no later than 5:00 p.m., June 2, 2010. MAIL APPLICATION AND PAYMENT TO: Department of Fish and Game License and Revenue Branch P. O. Box 349021 Sacramento, CA 95834-9021

Do not mail deer or bear tag applications to this P.O. Box. This P.O. Box is only for elk, antelope and bighorn sheep tag applications. All mail received at this P. O. Box after 5:00 p.m. on June 2, 2010 will be returned to the sender unopened. Late elk, antelope and bighorn sheep tag applications received at any address other than this P.O. Box will be opened and the non-refundable application fee processed. Processing fees will not be refunded. Late applications will not be included in the drawing. A preference point will not be awarded for late applications.

TAG FEE: If successful in the drawing, you will be notified by mail to submit the tag fee of $357.50 (resident) or $500.00 (nonresident).

REFUND POLICY: Processing fees for sheep drawing applications and California hunting license fees are nonrefundable.

DRAWING METHOD: A Modified Preference Point System (MPPS) drawing will be used. Additional information about the MPPS can be found in the 2010 California Hunting Digest-Big Game. For final tag quotas and zone or hunt boundaries, contact your nearest DFG office after April 26, 2010, or visit the DFG’s Web site at www.dfg.ca.gov.