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Subject: Premier Lake Park

Rod & Gun Club

Newspaper article Kimberley Rod & Gun Club wrote to government urging purchase of ranch on Premier Lake to turn into Provincial Park.

Internal ID: 0050.0025
Medium:Newspaper
Date: January 26th 1961

Parks - Premier Lake

Provincial government set aside 160 acres on Premier Lake to become Park Land per their policy of creating park areas throughout the province.

Internal ID: 0051.0954
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 8th 1940

Parks - Premier Lake

New park was officially established at Premier Lake for the pleasure and recreation of the public.

Internal ID: 0051.0955
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 15th 1940

Cattle on Big Game Winter Range

Cattle on Big Game Winter Range, fifty-six cows and calves. Premier - Quartz lake area east of Skookumchuck. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers

Internal ID: 0158.0002
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1970

Elk Feeding in Premier Lake Area, 1966

North end of burn, possibly Premier and Quartz Lakes, counted 40 head of Elk feeding on grasses. Included in count were a four point and a spike. In background are the Rocky Mountains. Time 9:30 a.m. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers

Internal ID: 0158.0004
Medium:Photograph
Date: April 3rd 1966

Ram Spotted in Premier Lake Area, 1966

Ram was spotted about half a mile away with 15 other sheep. (possibly Premier and Quartz Lakes area) After about ten minutes he left the band and started a slow retreat feeding on the way to the top of the ridge. Took a picture of him laying down, he was not afraid. This shot like all others is taken with an ordinary lens. 9:00 a.m. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers

Internal ID: 0158.0005
Medium:Photograph
Date: June 5th 1966

Elk Herd Near Premier Lake, 1966

Elk running down hill to meet up with other elk. I was well hidden at this point. Don't think they saw me. Elk were noticed hurrying in burn to catch up to other elk that had moved off into Douglas Firs. There were a dozen elk in these two families. (Possibly Premier and Quartz Lake area). Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers

Internal ID: 0158.0006
Medium:Photograph
Date: April 24th 1966

SW exposure Premier Quartz ridge

South west exposure of Premier - Quartz ridge looking toward Skookumchuck with Purcell mountains in background January - March 1966. Shows terrific growth of Bitterbrush and good quantity of bunch grass. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers.

Internal ID: 0158.0029
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1966

Premier - Quartz Ridge, 1966

South exposure of Premier - Quartz ridge showing outcrop of Douglas Fir and a very good stand of Bitterbrush. Approximately fifty head of mule deer wintered here. Twenty-four Rocky Mountain sheep were spotted several times during the spring and winter. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers.

Internal ID: 0158.0030
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1966

Top Burn of Premier - Quartz Ridge, 1966

Top burn of Premier - Quartz Ridge. Elk, Mule deer and sheep using this range, poor sampling of game in this area. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers.

Internal ID: 0158.0031
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1966

Premier - Quartz Ridge Looking East, 1966

North end of burn on Premier - Quartz Ridge, looking east with Rocky Mountains in background. Very good cover from here to Premier Lake road and beyond. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers.

Internal ID: 0158.0032
Medium:Photograph
Date: April 24th 1966

View South West of Premier - Quartz Ridge, 1966

Looking south west (possibly Premier - Quartz Ridge). Elk moving in from big burn, with bulls still carrying antlers. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers.

Internal ID: 0158.0033
Medium:Photograph
Date: April 24th 1966

Southern Exposure of Premier Ridge, 1966

Southern exposure (possibly Premier - Quartz Ridge). Deer and elk fed very lightly on bitter brush. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers.

Internal ID: 0158.0034
Medium:Photograph
Date: March 12th 1966

Long Shoots of Bitter Brush, 1966

Take a look at the long shoots of bitter brush, hardly touched. (Possibly Premier Lake area). See deer lying down. Jim Murphy and I counted 47 mule deer here.

Internal ID: 0158.0035
Medium:Photograph
Date: January 15th 1966

East side of ridge

East side of ridge, area logged off only a few years ago. We found twelve sheep feeding here, this is their trail from the Quartz to the benches on the west slope. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers

Internal ID: 0158.0037
Medium:Photograph
Date: January 15th 1966

Looking Down into Quartz Lake, 1970

Quartz Lake and Rocky Mountain Sheep resting area, study by A.R.D.A. (sign reads: British Columbia Forest Service Experimental Plot) Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers.

Internal ID: 0158.0039
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1970

Sheep Wintering on Premier Ridge, 1968

Two rams wintering on Premier Ridge. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0056
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1968

Sheep Grazing on Premier Ridge, 1968

Spring shot of sheep on Premier Ridge. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0057
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1968

Mountain Sheep Wintering on Premier Ridge, 1968

Winter shot of sheep grazing on Premier Ridge. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0058
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1968

Sheep Wintering on Premier Ridge, 1968

Winter shot of mountain sheep ram on Premier Ridge. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0059
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1968

Jack Leggett and Dr. Bakshi on Range

Quartz - Premier Ridge, Jack Leggett and Dr. Bakshi. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0060
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1968

Hand Drawn Map Showing Area of Study

Hand drawn map of Outline - Wolf Creek - Sheep creek unit containing area of study undertaken by Kimberley Jr. Fish and Game Club. Part of large album, Jr Fish and Gamers, Canal Flats and Findlay Creek areas.

Internal ID: 0158.0064
Medium:Map
Date: 1968