Frankfort, KY - The Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources (KDFWR) has released the names of those who have been randomly selected for elk permits for the 2005 quota elk hunt seasons in southeast Kentucky.

Names can be viewed on the agency’s website by logging on to fw.ky.gov.

With exception of one individual, the KDFWR was able to identify 99 of 100 successful applicants.

The one person drawn who the agency continues to attempt to identify entered the drawing by purchasing a permit at the Johnson BP and Sporting Goods Store in Manchester, KY, on July 30. The permit number is 0260021073005103423.

Over 16,000 people applied for elk hunts this year, compared to 8,700 last year. Ten of the selected hunters were nonresidents.

Funds from the sale of elk hunt application permits help fund ongoing research and management of Kentucky’s elk herd, which now numbers about 5,300 animals,” said Dr. Jon Gassett, KDFWR Commissioner.

“We hope interest continues to increase in elk hunting opportunity as the number of permits available also increases into the future,” Gassett said.

Quota bull elk hunts this year run from October 1-7, and cow hunts from December 3-9. In-state hunters drawn must purchase a $25 elk hunt permit, in addition to their license. Out-of-state hunters are required to purchase a $300 nonresident elk hunt permit, in addition to their license.

Persons drawn for this year’s hunts will be contacted by the KDFWR with instructions about their hunts.

Names of those drawn for 2005 quota hunt elk permits include:

Patrick Amburgey, Leburn, (Knott Co.); Leslie Anderson, Glasgow (Barren Co.); Christopher Arlinghaus, Edgewood (Kenton Co.); Timothy Baldwin, Adairville (Logan Co.); Mark Bennett, Fairplay (Adair Co.); Timothy Bickert, Wilmore (Jessamine Co.); Daniel Bloemer, Kuttawa, (Lyon Co.); Janie Boggs, Yeaddiss, (Leslie Co.); Brian Bowman, Lawrenceburg, (Anderson Co.); Purvill Chaney, Lousville, (Jefferson Co.); Joseph Clark, Cambellsburg, (Henry Co.); Kenneth Clouse, Owensboro, (Daviess Co.); Samuel Coblentz, Crab Orchard, (Lincoln Co.); William Cook, Jr., Royalton, (Magoffin Co.); Jeremy Coomes; Scottsburg, IN; Buddy Cornett, Greenup, (Greenup Co.); Jeffrey Cornett, Pippa Passes, (Knott Co.); Paul Cummins, Mount Vernon, (Rockcastle Co.); Matthew Dalcin, Versailles, (Woodford Co.); Johnny Davis, Lancaster, (Garrard Co.); Marty Denney, Paris, (Bourbon Co.); John Diamond, Jamestown, (Russell Co.); Walter A. Downey, Rising Sun, IN; Eddie Endicott, Glasgow, (Barren Co.); Timothy Fields, Pikeville, (Pike Co.); Steven Flynt, Sadieville, (Scott Co.); James Freye II, Rockport, (Ohio Co.); Richard Gonzales, Somerset, (Pulaski Co.); Denver Hacker, Warsaw, (Gallatin Co.).

Matthew Hall, Middlesboro, (Bell Co.); William Hasken, Fairdale, (Jefferson Co.); Roger Hilbert, Versailles, (Woodford Co.); Elihu Hoagland, Island, (McLean Co.); Tyler Hooker, Fisherville (Jefferson Co.); Ethan House, Nashville, TN; David Justus, Oakland, (Warren Co.); Steven Keffer, Upper Sandusky, OH; Allen Keim, West Union, OH; Michael E. Koerber, Sellersburg, IN; Harold Lafeen, Danville, (Boyle Co.); Thomas Lilley, Augusta, (Bracken Co.); Robert Loebig, Jr., Elizabethtown, (Hardin Co.); Jerome Longo, Jr.; Warsaw, (Gallatin Co.); Heather Major, Versailles, (Woodford Co.); Anthony McCoy, Lancaster, (Garrard Co.); James McQueen, Crab Orchard, (Lincoln Co.); Otis Meredith, Hodgenville, (Larue Co.); Elmer Meyer, Star Prairie, WI; Dennis Miller, Louisville, (Jefferson Co.); Patrick Miller, Lawrenceburg, IN; Carmie Miller III, Louisville, (Jefferson Co.); Michael Mize, East Bernstadt, (Laurel Co.); Gary Moore, Jr., Shepherdsville, (Bullitt Co.); Charles Morris, Mayking, (Letcher Co.); Anthony C. Martoglio, Somerset, (Pulaski Co.); Ken Morrison, Cincinnati, OH; Sonya Newsome, Pikeville, (Pike Co.).

James Nickell, Flat Gap, (Johnson Co.); Raymond Oaks, Hartford, (Ohio Co.); Mark Pardon, Louisville, (Jefferson); Michael Parks, Verona, (Boone Co.); Marcus Pennington, Salyersville, (Magoffin Co.); Lester Poynter, Fountain Run, (Monroe Co.); Ronnie Preston, Paintsville, (Johnson Co.); Michael Pyke, Erlanger, (Kenton Co.); Guy Raymond, Louisville, (Jefferson Co.); Leslie N. Richardson, Campbellsville, (Taylor Co.); Neil Riggs, Stamping Ground, (Scott Co.).

Mark Risinger, Hartford, (Ohio Co.); Willard Ritchie, Jr., Topmost, (Knott Co.); Jeffery Robertson, Russellville, (Logan Co.); Robert Sageser II, Sadieville, (Scott Co.); Bruce Santerre, Shepherdsville, (Bullitt Co.); Robert Schadler, Dry Ridge, (Grant Co.); Bruce Schantz, Louisville, (Jefferson Co.); Gregory Shather, Paducah, (McCracken Co.); Wayne Shelton, Paducah, (McCracken Co.); David Shepherd, Hager Hill, (Johnson Co.); Don Shepherd, Bimble, (Knox Co.); Marcus Sigmon, Mount Vernon, (Rockcastle Co.); Anita Smith, Wellington, (Jefferson Co.); Ronald Smith, Carrollton, (Carroll Co.); Samuel Sparkman, Viper, (Perry Co.); Brian Stahlman, Goshen, (Oldham Co.); Kenneth Stilger, Louisville, (Jefferson Co.); Justo Suarez, Vine Grove, (Hardin Co.).

Tracy Taylor, Columbia, (Adair Co.); Jerry Teague, Granite Falls, NC, Russell Truesdale, McKee, (Jackson Co.); Fred Turnbull, Versailles, (Woodford Co.); Henry Vernon, Scottsville, (Allen Co.); John Vissman, Covington, (Kenton Co.); Anthony White, Rush, (Boyd Co.); Jonathan White, Georgetown, (Scott Co.); Ronald Winfield, Lexington, (Fayette Co.); James Woods, Louisville, (Jefferson Co.); Matthew Woodson, Lexington, (Fayette Co.); Charles Wright, Burnside, (Pulaski Co.); and Mitchell Young, Webbville, (Lawrence Co.).

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