. California fish and game. Fisheries -- California; Game and game-birds -- California; Fishes -- California; Animal Population Groups; Pêches; Gibier; Poissons. 52 CALIFORNIA FISH AND GAME. read, "the state. (See distribution map, Fig. 57, p. 239.)" Page 239. In legends to distribution map (Fig. 57), "Odocoileus c. seaphiotus" should read "Odocoileus c. ; "5. Burro deer. Odocoileus k. californi- ; should read "5. Burro deer. Odocoi- leus h. ;—E. Raymond Hall. COMMERCIAL DUCK LICENSED. CLUBS At the 1927 session of the le
. California fish and game. Fisheries -- California; Game and game-birds -- California; Fishes -- California; Animal Population Groups; Pêches; Gibier; Poissons. 52 CALIFORNIA FISH AND GAME. read, "the state. (See distribution map, Fig. 57, p. 239.)" Page 239. In legends to distribution map (Fig. 57), "Odocoileus c. seaphiotus" should read "Odocoileus c. ; "5. Burro deer. Odocoileus k. californi- ; should read "5. Burro deer. Odocoi- leus h. ;—E. Raymond Hall. COMMERCIAL DUCK LICENSED. CLUBS At the 1927 session of the legislature a commercial gun club license act was passed in an endeavor to control the many commercial gun clubs that had been estab- lished where fees for hunting were assured that these clubs will cooperate in the enforcement of the game laws. Only a few commercial giin clubs are operating in southern California, the greater number being located in the Gustine-Los Banos district of the San Joaquin Valley and again in the vicinity of Colusa and Willows in the Sacramento Valley. The following regulations have been issued by the Division of Fish and Game: GENERAL. ORDER No. 9. REGULATIONS UNDER WHICH COMMERCIAL DUCK CLUBS MAT BE OPERATED. Regulation No. I. Shooting days limited to three days a. Fig. 24. New fish distribution truck showing aerating apparatus. Photograph by H. C. Bryant. charged. The law provides for a license fee of $25 to citi^iens and $100 to persons not citizens of the United States. Each commercial hunting club operator must pay a $5 license fee if he be a citizen and a $25 license fee if he be an alien. Up to December 1, forty-three commercial duck clubs had been granted permission to operate and fifty-six operators were licensed to work on these preserves. The men who pay their fee and hunt on these commercial gun club grounds have found that they are better protected and the Division of Fish and Game is now week; Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday. Additional
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