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DESERT BIGHORN COUNCIL TRANSACTIONS VOLUME 7 1963 Desert Bighorn Council i A COMPILATION OF FORMAL PAPERS PRESENTED AND DISCUSSIONS HELD AT THE SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING APRIL 2, 3, AND 4, 1963 IN THE SCIENCE BUILDING OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA AT LAS VEGAS, NEVADA Compilod by CHARLES G. HANSEN AND EDMUNO L. FOUNTAIN THE DESERT BIGHORN COUNCIL TRANSACTIONS ARE PUBLISHED ANNUALLY AND ARE AVAILABLE BY WRITING THE "DESERT BIGHORN COUNCiLe' P. 0. BOX 440, LAS VEGAS. NEVADA. COVER DRAWING, BY PAT HANSEN. PUBLISHED B Y: REYNOLDS ELECTRICAL h ENGINEERING CO.. INC. U. S. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION CONTRACT AT(29-21-162 OCTOBER - 1983 SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING DESERT BIGHORN COUNCIL April 2, 3, and 4, 1963 Las Vegas, Nevada TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Program - 1963 Desert Bighorn Council ........................... fV Group Photogra'ph .................................................. VII Roster .......................................................... VIII Desert Bighorn Council Award .................................... .xIV FORMAL PAPERS AM) DISCUSS IONS A HISTORY OF BIGHORN SHEEP IN CENTRAL NEVADA' - Mr. Merlin A. McColm ....................................... 3. PROGRESS AND HUNT RlEPORT Wr. Ray Brechbfll ........................................... J.2 WATER RELATIONSHIPS OF DESERT MAMMALS WITH SPECIAL RBFERENCE TO BIGHORN SHEEP . Mr. William G. Bradley .............O....................... 26 EXOTICS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS Dr. William Graf ........................................... 42 BIOUGICAL ASSAYS Dr. Edmund L. Fountain ..................................... 53 THE BXGXORN SHEEP OF LAKE MEAD NATIONAL RECREATION AREA Mr. James Sleznick, Jr. ...........e........e~~~~~~em~.o~ 58 SOME DESERT BIGHORN REFLECTIONS Mr. Gale Moason ............................................ 61 THE WYNNE-EDWARDS THEORY APPLIED TO DESERT BIGHORN SHEEP Mr. Winston E. Banko ....................................... 64 A DESERT BIGHORN STUDY: PART ONE Mr. Norman M. Simmons ...................................... 72 A NATIONAL WILDLIFE SERVICE FOR MEXICO Dr. Rodolfo Hernandez Corzo ..............e................. 87 BIGHORN BREEDING Page Mr. Oscar V. Deming ........................................ 92 BIGWRNS AND PAPAGOS Mr. Seymour H. Levy ........................................ SIGNIFICANT BIGJ3OR.N SLIDES Mr. Florence B. Welles ..................................... RE-ESTABLISHING NATIVE BIGHORN RANGES Mr. Jim Yoakurn ............................................. BIGHORN SHEEP OF TXE ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST Mr. Charles E. Kennedy ..................................... A REPORT ON THE FIRST MID-WINTER AND SPRING BLGHDRN SHEEP CENSUS IN THE SANTA ROSA MOUNTAINS - 1962-1963 Dr. John D. Goodman ........................................ STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF THE DRUG SUCCINYLCHOLINE CHURIDE ON DOMESTIC SHEEP, RELATED Kl ITS USE AS AN AID IN THE CAPTURE OF DESERT BIGHORN SHEEP Mr. Dennis W. Chew and Dr. John D. Goodman ................. BIGrnRN SKULL STUDY Mr. John H. Kiger .......................................... RE30RT FROPl THE KDFA GAME RANGE Mr. Gerald E. Duncan ....................................... 151 SOME WATERING CHARACTERISTICS OF TWD PENNED BIGHORN SHEEP ON THE DESERT GAME RANGE, NEVADA Mr. William C. Reffalt ..................................... BIGHORN SHEEP IN ANZA BORREGO DESERT STATE PARK Mr. Dalton E. Merkel ....................................... ARIZONA PROGRESS REPORT Mr. Robert A. Jantzen ...................................... NEW MEXZOO PROGRESS REPORT Mr. Phil E. Freeman ........................................ BUSINESS SESSION Cornittees ................................................. Minutes .................................................... OONTRIBUTED PAPERS Page A SIMMER WATERHDLE STUDY AT CARRIZOSPRING, SANTA ROSA MOUNTAIMS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Mr. Mark F. Knudsen ........................................ ls5 SOME COMMENTS ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF DESERT BIGWRN SHEEP OF THE S- ROSA mmINS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Dr. John D. Goodman and Mr. Mark F. Knudsen ................. 193 A DYE SPRAYING DEVICE FOR MARKING DESERT BIGHORN SHEEP Dr. Charles G. -*sen ...................................... 199 PROGRAM DESERT BIGHORN COUNCIL Mr. A1 Ray Jonez, Chairman Nevada Fish and Game Department Las Vegas, Nevada Dr. Charles G. Hansen, Secretary-Treasurer Desert Game Range Las Vegas, Nevada SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING April 2 - 4, 1963 University of Nevada, Southern Regional Division Las Vegas, Nevada Program Committee: Arrangements Cormittee: Newell B. Morgan, Chairman A1 Ray Jonez, Chairman Richard.Weaver Theodore F. Whitmoyer Edmund L. Fountain Meeting opened at 8:45 a.m. Welcome: Dean Willim D. Carlson, University of Nevada, Southern ~egional Division, Las Vegas, Nevada Mr. Frank W. Grwes, Director, Nevada Fish and Game Department Reno, Nevada Introduction of Members Section Chairman Mr. Frank W. Grwes, Nevada Fish and Game Department A HISTDRY OF BIGHORN SHEEP IN CENTNIL NEVADA Mr. Merlin A. McColm, Nevada Fish and Game Department, Austin, Nevada PROGRESS AND HUNT REPORT Mr. Ray Brechbill, Nevada Fish and Game Department, Hiko, Nevada U)OSE END THINKING Mr. Ralph E. Welles, Beatty, Nevada WATER RELATIONSHIPS OF DESERT MAMMALS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO BIGHORN SHEEP Mr. William G. Bradley, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada EXOTICS AND THEIR IMPLICATION Dr. William Graf, San Jose State College, San Jose, California BIOLOGICAL ASSAYS Dr. Ebund L.Fountain, Veterinary Corps, US. Army, Las Vegas, Nevada THE BIGHORN SHEEP OF LAKE MEAD NATIONAL RECREATION AREA Mr. James Sleznick, Jr., Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Boulder City, Nevada SOME DESERT BIGHORN REFLECTIONS Mr. Gale Monson, Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington, D. C. Read by: Mr. Wins ton E. Banko TKE WYNNE-EDWARDS THEORY APPLIED XI DESERT B1GHIR.N SHEEP Mr. Winston E. Banko. Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington, D.C. April 3, 1963 Meeting opened at 8:30 a.m. Section Chairman Pir. George E. Barclay, Fish and Wildlife Service A NATIONAL WILDLIFE SERVICE FOR MEXICO- and MOVIES - A reconnaissance for Bighorn in Baja California Dr. Rodolfo Hernandez Corzo, Director General of Hunting, Mexfco, D.F. BIGIIDRN BREEDING - Mr. Oscar V. Deming, Fish and Wildlife Service, Lakeview, Oregon BIORNS AND PAPAGOS Mr. Seymour H. Levy, Tucson Wildlife Unlimited, Tucson, Arizona Read by: Mr. Norman M. Sinnnons SIGNIFICANT BIGH3RN SLIDES Mrs. Florence B. Welles, Beatty, Nevada RE-ESTABLISHING NATIVE BIGKRNS Mr, Jim Yoakum, Bureau of Land Managanent, Reno, Nevada BIGHORN SHEEP OF THE ANGELES NATIONAL FOREST Mr. Charles E. Kennedy, Angeles National Forest, Newhall, California A REPORT ON THE FIRST MID-WINTW SPRING BIGmRN SHEEP CENSUS IN THE sANI!A ROSA MOUNTAINS, 1962- 1963 Dr. John D. Goodman, University of Redlands, Redlands, California STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF DRUG SUCCINPLCXDLINE CHLORIDE ON DOMESTIC SHEEP, related to. its use as an aid .in the capture of desert bighorn . sheep. Mr, Dennis W. Chew, University of Redlands, Redlands, California BUSINESS MEETING opened at 2:00 p.~. Chairman, Mr. A1 Ray Jone? Presentation of Award to Mr. Oscar V. Deming Commendation of Mr. George E. Barclay Technical S taff Report Election and Installation of Officers Current Business April 4, 1963 ' Section Chainnan Mr. Richaed E. Grfffdth, Fish and WildlSfe Service BPGEOIW9 SKULL STUDY . Mr. John 8. Kiger, Fish and Wildlife .Service, Las ~egas,Nevada STATUS OF TRANSPLANTED BIGHORNS IN TEXAS Mr. Tom L. Hailey, Texas Game and Fish Conmission, Marfa, Texas SOME WATERING CHARPlCTERISTICS OF TGlO PENNED BIGHORN SHEEP ON THE DESERT GAME RANGE, NEVADA Mr. William C. Reffalt, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado B1GHI)RN SHEEP IN ANZA BORREGO DESERT STATE PARK Mr. Dalton E. Merkel, Department of Parks and Recreation, Borrego Springs, California ARIZONA PROGRESS REPORT Mr. Robert A. Jantzen, Arizona Game and Fish Department, Phoenix, Arizona NEW .MEXICO PROGRESS REPORT Mr. Phil E. Freeman, Department of Fish and Game, Santa Fe, New Mexico ATTENDEES AT THE 7963 DESERT BIGHORN COUNCIL FRONT ROWFROMLEFT BACK ROW FROM LEFT MR, MARSHALL HUMPHRIES MR. NORMAN M. SIMMONS ING. MANUEL FOGLIO C. DR. JOSE ANG EL DAVILA- MR. DENNIS W. CHEW MR. PARRY A. LARSEN MR. ELWOOD F. HlLL MR. OSCAR V. DEMING MR. STANLEY E. BROMAN MR. JOHN D. HlLL MS. CECIL A. KENNEDY STANDING MR. FLOYD C. NOEL MR. JAMES SLEZNICK JR. "TAG-A-LONG** MR. WINSTON E. BANK0 DEBBIE KANSEN MR. TOBIAS CONTRERAS B. SECOND ROW FROM LEFT MR. JACK R. COOPER MR. GERALD E. DUNCAN DR. JOHN W. WOOD MR. FRANCIS C. GILLETT MR. RAOD S. GORDON DR WILLIAM GRAF ING. RAMAR!O GARCIA PEREZ MR. TOM L. HAILEY MR. NORMAN A. BISHOP MR. DONALD C. DOBEL MR. WILLIAM C. RAFFALT MR. MERLIN A. MCCOLM MR. HOHN P. RUSSO MR. RAY BRECHalLL MR. NEWELL 8. MORGAN MR. PAUL M. WEBB MR. PHIL E. FREEMAN MR. SAM MALIZZO MR. HUGH H. BOZARTH MR. GEORGE A. ROGERS MR. CHARLES EL. KENNEDY MR. BOMAR BLONG (IN FRONT) MR. GEORGE W. WELCH THIRD ROW FROM LEFT MR. T. J. MC MICHAEL MR. TOM MC KNlGHT MR. ALSERT K. LEONARD MR. JAMES A. BLAISDELL DR. JOHN D. GOODMAN (IN FRONT) MR. RiCHARD A. WEAVER MR. WARREN E. KELLY DR. CHARLES G. HANSEN MR. RAY PARENT DR. RODOLFO HERNANDEZ CORZO MR. JOHN H. KIGER MR. AL R. JONES .MR. ROBERT L. DARNELL DR. EDMUND L. FOUNTAIN MR. GEORGE E. BARCLAY MR. FLORENCE a. WELLES MR. CLAUDE F. LARD MRa RALPH E. WELLES MRS. PATRICIA A. HANSEN ROSTER DESERT BIGHORN COUNCIL April 3, 1963 Name Agency Hailing Address u-8, Willard N. Training Officer Las Vegas, Nevada Public Helth Service ~lison,l&lcolm N. Bureau Sport Fisheries & 650 Capitol Ave. Rm. 4100 Wildlife Sacramento 14, California
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  • Gunplay Maxwell

    Gunplay Maxwell

    Gunplay Maxwell James Otis Bliss, AKA “Clarence L. Maxwell”, “Gunplay Maxwell” (1860 to August 23, 1909) was a late 19th-century Old West gunfighter and businessman from Boston, Massachusetts. Born the son of a hotel manager (Alfonso Bliss), he received a good education, but in 1875 he was involved in a bar room brawl that resulted in him shooting and killing a friend of his. Maxwell fled to Texas, and later Montana, to avoid being arrested for the murder. While in Montana and working as a cowboy, he began selling his gunman skills during the cattle-sheep wars. He later became involved in a cattle rustling in Wyoming and Utah, resulting in his being arrested and sentenced to 3 years in the Wyoming State Prison in 1893. While in prison, he became associated with Butch Cassidy, and the two were released within a week of one another. It was later said that he attempted to join Cassidy’s gang “The Wild Bunch”, but was rejected. In 1898 he and another man robbed the Springville, Utah bank, taking $3,000. More than 200 posse members pursued them, killing Maxwell’s partner, and capturing Maxwell after a brief shootout. He was taken to the Provo, Utah jail, but never revealed the identity of his partner, but that he was dead. Maxwell was convicted of robbery and was sent to the Utah State Prison. Five years later, after he helped stop a prison escape, his sentence was commuted. He worked as a mine guard and discovered the ozokerite near Colton, Utah and filed a claim, then started the mining company “Utah Ozokerite Company”.