An opening morning trophy

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Thirteen-year-old McCade Ware of Wellington displays the buck he shot on the opening day of the muzzle loader hunt. The trophy is a 4-by-5, measuring 27 inches wide and 24 inches tall. McCade got his deer in the Skyline Drive area of the Wasatch Plateau. His is the son of Shaun and Tammi Ware.

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