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CONTENTS

3 Wildlie Board members

5 Maps and boundaries online

6 Antlerless big game hunting

6 Mandatory reporting7 2013 season dates

7 Depredation hunts

8 Gathering shed antlers and shed

horns

9 License, permit and program ees

11 Basic requirements

11 Adults must accompany young

hunters

12 Carry your permit

13 Types o big game permits

13 2014 sportsman permits

14 Applying or a big game permit

14 How many permits will be available

in 2013?

15 You may not apply i...15 Drawing process

16 Waiting periods

17 Extended archery deer hunt

17 Applying as a group

18 Bonus points

19 Preerence points

19 Lietime license holders: Obtaining

your permit in 2013

20 Surrendering a permit

20 Obtain permission to hunt private

property

21 Permit reunds and exchanges

22 Opportunities or young hunters

23 Cooperative Wildlie Management

Units24 Dedicated Hunter Program

26 Hunt maps

32 Hunt tables

59 Denitions

CONTACT US

Turn in a poacherReport a poacher by phone, email

or online

Phone: 1-800-662-3337Email: [email protected]: wildlie.utah.gov/utip

Division ocesOces are open 8 a.m.5 p.m.,

Monday through Friday.

Salt Lake City1594 W North TempleBox 146301Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6301801-538-4700

Central Region1115 N Main StreetSpringville, UT 84663

801-491-5678

Northeastern RegionNew Location318 N Vernal AvenueVernal, UT 84078435-781-9453

Northern Region

515 E 5300 SOgden, UT 84405801-476-2740

Southeastern Region319 N Carbonville Road, Ste APrice, UT 84501435-613-3700

Southern Region1470 N Airport RoadCedar City, UT 84721435-865-6100

Washington County Field Ofce451 N SR-318Hurricane, UT 84737

435-879-8694
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WHATS NEW THISSEASON?

Additional archery permits or youth:Youth who want to participate in the 2013

general-season archery buck deer hunt shouldhave a airly easy time obtaining a permit. TheUtah Wildlie Board approved additional over-the-counter archery permits or youth. To learnmore about this opportunity, see the article onpage 22.

New $5 predator-control ee: In 2012,

the Utah Legislature passed a law that adds a$5 ee to all Utah big game hunting permits.The ee is unding a new program to control

predators, particularly coyotes. For details, visit

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Boundary changes: Boundaries havechanged or a handul o big game hunts. Visitwildlie.utah.gov/maps to see the updated mapsand boundaries.

New hunts: The Utah Wildlie Board hasapproved a ew new hunts or 2013, includinga mountain goat hunt on the Nebo unit and abighorn sheep hunt on the Pilot Mountains. Seethe details in the hunt tables that begin on page32 or visit wildlie.utah.gov/maps.

Permits or lietime license holders: Iyoure a lietime license holder, see the box onpage 19 or more inormation about obtainingyour general-season deer permit.

And keep in mind

Hunt deer in units: In 2013, the general-season deer hunt will again take place in 30 units.For more inormation, see the hunt tables thatbegin on page 32.

Drawing results: The results o the big gamedrawing will be available on May 31, 2013. Formore inormation on how to obtain your results,see page 15.

A closer look at the rulesThis guidebookalong with the 2013

Utah Big Game Field Regulations guidebook

(printing in May 2013)summarizes the rules

and laws that regulate big game hunting in

Utah. Although these books are convenientquick-reerence documents or Utah big game

regulations, they are not all-encompassing

resources.

For an in-depth look at the states

big game hunting laws and rules, visit

wildlie.utah.gov/rules.

You can use the reerences in this guide-

booksuch as Utah Admin. Rule R657-5-24and Utah Code 23-20-25to search the

Divisions website or the detailed statute or

rule that underpins the guidebook summary.

I you have questions about a particular

rule, call or visit the nearest Division oce.

Who makes the rules?

The Utah Wildlie Board passes the rulesand laws summarized in this guidebook.

There are seven board members, and

each serves a six-year term. Appointed by the

governor, board members are not Division

employees.

The Divisions director serves as the boards

executive secretary but does not have a vote on

wildlie policies.Beore board members make changes to

wildlie rules, they listen to recommendations

rom Division biologists. They also receive input

rom the public and various interest groups via

the regional advisory council (RAC) process.

I you have eedback or suggestions or

board members, you can nd their contact

inormation online at wildlie.utah.gov.

Wildlie Board members

Jake Albrecht

John Bair

Calvin Crandall

Bill Fenimore

Michael King

Del Brady, Chair

Ernie Perkins, Vice Chair

Gregory Sheehan,

Division Director &

Executive Secretary
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Dont lose your hunting and fshing privilegesI you commit a wildlie violation, you could lose the privilege o hunting and fshing in Utah.

The Utah Division o Wildlie Resources can suspend the license o

anyone who knowingly, intentionally or recklessly violates wildlielaws. Your license can be suspended or a wildlie violation i:

You are convicted.

You plead guilty or no contest.

You enter a plea in abeyance or

diversion agreement.

Suspension proceedings are separate and inde-

pendent rom criminal prosecution. The Utah Division

o Wildlie Resources may suspend your license privilegeswhether or not the court considers suspension in your

criminal case. You will be notifed o any action against

your privilege ater criminal proceedings conclude. And

remember, i your license is suspended in Utah, you

may not be permitted to hunt or fsh in most other

states. (Visit ianrc.org to see a map o participating states.)

Field regulations available in May: Utahs2013 Big Game Field Regulations Guidebook willbe available rom license agents and Divisionoces by the end o May 2013. It will include therules or both big game and antlerless hunting.

Antlerless application inormation: Visitwildlie.utah.govby the end o May 2013 to ndthe tools and resources you need to apply or a2013 antlerless permit.

Multi-season deer hunting or youth:In order to hunt all three general deer seasons(archery, muzzleloader and any legal weapon),

a youth who is 18 or younger must obtain ageneral-season any legal weapon permit. Fordetails, see the article on page 22.

Apply online or depredation hunts:Occasionally, the Division issues depredationpermits. These permits allow hunters to removenuisance animals that aect homeowners andlivestock. To apply or a depredation permit, visitwildlie.utah.gov/depredation.

Hunting license required: Beore you canapply or a 2013 big game permit, bonus pointor preerence point, you must have a valid Utahhunting or combination license. Please see page12 or more inormation.

Mandatory reporting: Many big gamehunters must report hunt inormation within 30calendar days ater the end o the hunting season(even i they did not harvest an animal). To see iyou are required to reportand to learn how toreportsee the inormation box on page 6 orvisit wildlie.utah.gov/harvestreporting.

Collecting shed antlers: I you want to collectshed antlers and horns rom Feb. 1 to April 15, youmust complete an online course. You will receive acourse-completion certicate that you must carryon your person while collecting the antlers andhorns. For more inormation, see page 8.

Guidebook correction: I errors are ound inthis guidebook ater it is printed, the Divi-sion will correct them in the online copy. Visitwildlie.utah.gov/guidebooksto view digitalversions o all the Divisions guidebooks.
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Division unding: The Division is mostly undedby the sale o hunting and shing licenses andthrough ederal aid made possible by an excisetax on the sale o rearms and other hunting- andshing-related equipment.

Protection rom discrimination: The Divisionreceives ederal nancial assistance rom the U.S.Fish and Wildlie Service. Under Title VI o the CivilRights Act o 1964, Section 504 o the Rehabilita-tion Act o 1973, Title II o the Americans withDisabilities Act o 1990, the Age DiscriminationAct o 1975, Title IX o the Education Amendmentso 1972, the U.S. Department o the Interior andits bureaus prohibit discrimination on the basis orace, color, national origin, age, disability or sex.I you believe that you have been discriminatedagainst in any program, activity or acility, or iyou desire urther inormation, please write to:

The U.S. Fish and Wildlie Service

Oce or Diversity and Civil Rights Pro-

gramsExternal Programs

4040 North Fairax Drive, Suite 130

Arlington, VA 22203

Private lands: The Division cannot guaranteeaccess to any private land. I you plan to huntorengage in any other wildlie-related activi-

tiesin an area made up o all or mostly privatelands, you must obtain WRITTEN permission romthe landowner or the landowners authorizedrepresentative. For more inormation, please seeUtah Code 23-20-14 and 23-20-3.5.

Maps and boundariesonline

Looking or a map and a boundary

description or your hunting area? Youll nd

detailed maps and boundary descriptionsatwildlie.utah.gov/maps. Permits issued

through the big game drawing also include

written boundary descriptions.

In 2013, the Division will again print

and distribute a large detailed map o the

30 general-season deer units. The map will

be available at Division oces. I you draw

a general-season deer permit, a map willaccompany your permit in the mail.
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wildlie.utah.govand at license agent locations

and Division oces.

The Division will print the 2013 Utah Big

Game Field Regulations guidebook in late May.That guidebook will contain inormation you can

use in the eld during both the big game and

antlerless hunts.

Please rememberI you obtain an antlerless deer or elk permit,

you can also obtain a buck deer or a bull elk

permit.

You may have only one pronghorn and one

moose permit each year.

Antlerless hunting is the primary tool biolo-

gists use to control the size o big game herds.

This year, you can apply online or one

or more antlerless permits. Plan on visitingwildlie.utah.govin late May 2013 to see what

permits are available.

Late May is also when the Division will provide

online tools and resources to help you prepare or

the antlerless application period, which runs rom

May 29June 20, 2013. The antlerless drawing

results will be available by July 9.

I any antlerless permits remain available aterthe drawing, you can purchase them begin-

ning at 8 a.m. on July 18. You can buy them at

ANTLERLESS BIG GAME HUNTING

Mandatory reportingI you obtain a premium limited-entry,

limited-entry, management buck deer, CWMU,

conservation, sportsman, convention oronce-in-a-lietime permit, you must complete

a harvest survey questionnaire within 30

days ater your hunt ends. This inormation is

required even i you didnt harvest an animal.

I you received a tooth packetand you

harvested an animalthis is an ideal time to

return your tooth packet. Returning your tooth

packet does not ulll the harvest surveyrequirement.

You can report harvest inorma-

tion about your hunt online by visiting

wildlie.utah.gov/harvestreporting or by calling

1-800-221-0659.

Reporting your hunt inormation is impor-

tant. I you dont report your hunt inormationwithin 30 days o the end o the hunt, you

wont be allowed to apply or once-in-a-

lietime, premium limited-entry, limited-entry,

management buck deer or CWMU permits, or

or bonus points.

I you didnt submit your 2012 harvest

survey questionnaire by the deadline, you

can restore your eligibility to apply or a 2013permit by paying a $50 late ee. For more

inormation, call 1-800-221-0659.
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General-season dates

Hunt Dates

General archery deer Aug. 17Sept. 13General muzzleloader deer Sept. 25Oct. 3

General any legal weapon(rife) deer

Oct. 1927

General archery any bullelk

Aug. 17Sept. 13

General archery spike elk Aug. 17Sept. 6

General spike and anybull elk

Oct. 517

General muzzleloader elk Oct. 30Nov. 7

Youth general any bull elk Sept. 1422

Youth late season anybull elk

Nov. 30, 2013Jan. 15, 2014

2013 SEASON DATES

CWMU season datesThe Wildlie Board has established the ol-

lowing timerames or hunting on Cooperative

Wildlie Management Units (CWMUs). Huntersshould expect to hunt at least ve days within

these timerames, although the CWMU operator

may allow you to hunt additional days.

Beore you apply or a CWMU permit, contact

the operator to obtain general inormation about

hunt dates, permitted weapons and other rules. I

you draw a permit, you must contact the CWMU

operator to conrm your season dates. For moreinormation on the CWMU program, see the

article on page 23.

Hunt Dates

Archery buck deer Aug. 17Oct. 31

Any legal weapon (rife)buck deer

Aug. 31Oct. 31

Muzzleloader buck deer Aug. 31Oct. 31

Archery bull elk Aug. 17Oct. 31

Any legal weapon (rife)bull elk

Aug. 31Oct. 31

Muzzleloader bull elk Aug. 31Nov. 11

Buck pronghorn Aug. 31Oct. 31

Bull moose Aug. 31Oct. 31

Some deer and elk CWMUs have hunting

seasons outside o these timerames. For detailed

inormation on public hunt-date options, visit

wildlie.utah.gov/cwmu or contact the CWMU

operator. CWMU operator names and contact

numbers are listed in the CWMU hunt tables that

begin on page 49.

Depredation huntsWhen deer, elk, bison or pronghorn

cause damage to agricultural crops, the

Division may hold hunts that are not

listed in this guide. These hunts are called

depredation hunts. They may occur on short

notice, involve small areas and are oten

limited to only a ew hunters.To apply or the depredation hunter

pool, complete and submit an online ap-

plication atwildlie.utah.gov/depredation.
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Sportsman andstatewide conservationpermit season dates

Long season datesand the ability to hunt

almost every hunting unit in Utahmake sports-

man permits the most prized permits oered to

Utahs public hunters.

Only Utah residents can apply or sportsman

permits. For more inormation on sportsman

permits, see the box on page 13.

Hunt Dates

Deer and elk on any openunit with archery equip-ment*

Aug. 17Aug. 31,2013

Deer and elk on anyopen unit with any legalweapon*

Sept. 2, 2013Jan. 15, 2014

Pronghorn and moose onany open unit with anylegal weapon

Sept. 2Nov. 15,2013

Bighorn sheep, mountaingoat and bison on anyopen unit with any legalweapon*

Sept. 2Dec. 31,2013

Turkey on any open unit April 1May 31,2013

Black bear on any openunit

During the seasondates listed in the

2013 Utah BlackBear Guidebookor that unit

Cougar on any open unitor any harvest-objectiveunit that has been closedater meeting its objective

During the seasondates listed in the

20132014 UtahCougar Guidebookor that unit

* You may not take an elk or Rocky Mountain bighornsheep on the Pilot Mountain hunting unit.

Antelope Island is not an open unit. There are only acouple o permits that authorize hunting on the island.Those permits are listed in the hunt tables onpage 36andpage 47, respectively.

Gathering shed antlersand shed hornsUtah Admin. Rule R657-5-21

You may gather shed antlers or hornsor

parts o shed antlers or hornsstatewide, but

there is one seasonal requirement.From Feb. 1 to April 15, 2013, you must have

an antler-gathering certicate on your person

while collecting shed antlers or horns. You can

obtain this certicate ree o charge by visiting

wildlie.utah.govand completing an online educa-

tion course. You do not need an antler-gathering

certicate at any other time o the year.

What i I nd antlers orhorns attached to a skull?

I you nd a skull with the antlers or horns still

attached, its possible the animal was poached.

Do NOT pick up or move the skull, or

disturb any ootprints or other evidence.

Instead, we encourage you to take the ollow-

ing steps: Take photos o the skull rom a couple o

angles

Pinpoint the location o the skull (preerably

its GPS coordinates)

Call or visit a Division oce to report your

nd

Provide key details in your report

The Division will send a conservation ocerto investigate and determine i the animal was

poached. I its clear that the animal was not

poached, we may allow you to keep your nd.

Season dates

Online course and comple-tion certicate required*

Feb. 1April 15

* You must complete this course every year.
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License eesResident license ees

Hunting license (under 14 years oage)*

$11

Hunting license (14 years o age orolder)*

$26

Combination license* $30

Nonresident license ees

Hunting license* $65

Combination license* $80

* Hunting and combination licenses are valid or365 days rom the day you buy them. Combination

licenses allow you to fsh, hunt small game andapply or big game and other hunting permits.

Deer permit ees

Permit Resident Nonresident

General deer $40 $268

CWMU $40 $268

CWMUmanagementbuck deer

$80 $468

PremiumCWMU

$168 $568

Limited entry $80 $468

Premiumlimited entry

$168 $568

Managementbuck deer

$80 $468

Elk permit eesPermit Resident Nonresident

General anybull or spikebull

$50 $393

Youth any bull $50 $393

CWMU $285 $800

Limited entry $285 $800

Premiumlimited entry

$513 $1,505

Pronghorn permit ees


CWMU $55 $293Limited entry $55 $293

Moose permit ees


Bull moose $413 $1,518

CWMU bullmoose

$413 $1,518

Bison permit ees


Bison(noton AntelopeIsland)

$413 $1,518

Bison on Ante-lope Island

$1,110 $2,615

LICENSE, PERMIT AND PROGRAM FEESPlease keep in mind that i you participate in the hunt drawing, you will also be charged a $10

nonreundable application ee or each species or bonus point you apply or. You will not be

charged a permit ee unless you draw a permit.
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Dedicated HunterProgram ees

Adult

Residents $195*

Nonresidents $1,047*

Lietime license holders $75

Youth (12 to 17 years old)

Residents $120*

Nonresidents $814*

* Because o Utahs new $5 predator-control ee,the Dedicated Hunter Program ees have increasedby $15 ($5 or each o the three years o the pro-

gram). To learn more about Utahs Predator ControlProgram, visit wildlie.utah.gov/predators.

Bighorn sheep permitees


Desert bighorn $513 $1,518

Rocky Moun-tain bighorn

$513 $1,518

Mountain goat permitees


Mountain goat $413 $1,518

If you want to hunt it tomorrow,

help us protect it today.

Turn In a Poacher

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BASIC REQUIREMENTSAre you planning to hunt big game in Utah this year? Beore you apply or a permit, make sure

you meet Utahs age, hunter education, license and permit requirements.

entry, once-in-a-lietime or CWMU permits in the

public drawing.All hunters under the age o 16 must be ac-

companied in the eld by a parent, legal guardian

or responsible person 21 years o age or older. For

more inormation on this requirement, see the

inormation box below.

Have you passed hunter

education?Utah Code 23-19-11 & Utah Admin. Rule R657-23

I you were born ater Dec. 31, 1965, you

must provide proo that youve passed a hunter

education course approved by the Division beore

you can apply or or obtain a hunting license or a

big game permit.

Proo o hunter educationYou can prove that youve completed hunter

education by obtaining a hunter education course

Certicate o Completion (this certicate is called

a blue card in Utah) or by using a hunting license

rom a previous year with your hunter education

number noted on the license.

How to take hunter educationI you were born ater 1965, you must takeand successully complete the states hunter

education course. Its an easy process:

1. Obtain a hunter education registration

certicate. Each certicate costs only $10,

and you can obtain it online, at any Divi-

sion oce or rom a license agent.

2. Register or a class with your localhunter education instructor. You can

see a list o hunter education courses at

wildlie.utah.gov/huntereducation. You can

also contact your local Division oce or

call 801-538-4727.

3. Take your registration certicate to your

instructor on the rst night o class.

Are you old enough?Utah Code 23-19-22

To hunt big game in Utah, you must be at

least 12 years old.

I youre 11 years oldbut youll be 12 by

Dec. 31, 2013you can apply or or obtain a big

game permit. Remember, you cannot hunt until

you are 12 years old.

I youre 11 to 13 years old, you are eligible to:

Apply or general-season deer or youth anybull elk permits in the drawing.

Buy general-season deer, general-season

elk and youth any bull elk permits over

the counter, i any are available.

Buy a Cooperative Wildlie Management

Unit (CWMU) permit directly rom a

CWMU operator.

I youre 13 years oldand youll be 14 by

Dec. 31, 2013you can also apply or limited-

Adults must accompanyyoung huntersUtah Code 23-20-20

While hunting big game, a person

under 16 years old must be accompaniedby his or her parent, legal guardian or other

responsible person who is 21 years o age

or older and who has been approved by the

parent or guardian.

The Division encourages adults to be

amiliar with hunter education guidelines

or to complete the hunter education course

beore accompanying youth into the eld.While in the eld, the youth and the

adult must remain close enough or the

adult to see and provide verbal assistance to

the young hunter. Using electronic devices,

such as walkie-talkies or cell phones, does

not meet this requirement.
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4. Successully complete the courseyour

instructor will then validate your certi-

cate. The validated certicate serves as

your hunting license.

Both the registration certicate and the cor-

responding hunting license are valid or 365 daysrom the date o purchase. Note: Your hunting

license is not valid until you complete the hunter

education course.

With a valid hunting license, you can also

apply or or obtain permits in the Divisions hunt

drawings. In order to maximize your hunting op-

portunities, you should register or and complete

the hunter education course as soon as possibleater purchasing your registration certicate.

Ater completing the course, you will receive

your ocial hunter education card (commonly

known as the blue card) by mail. It will be

sent to the address listed on your registration

certicate. This card certies that you passed

hunter education.

You should also keep the ollowing in mind: Hunters under the age o 16 must be accom-

panied by an adult while hunting.

Regardless o when a student graduates, all

hunting regulations (such as season dates

and bag limits) will apply.

Students who are planning to hunt out o

state should allow enough time or their

hunter education card to arrive in the mail.

New to Utah?I you become a Utah resident, and youve

completed a hunter education course in another

state, province or country, you must obtain a

blue card beore you can buy a resident hunting

license. You can obtain a Utah blue card at any

Division oce by providing proo that youvecompleted a hunter education course approved by

the Division. The card costs $10.

Do you have a license?Utah Code 23-19-1, 23-19-22 and 23-20-3

You must have a current Utah hunting or

combination (hunting and shing) license beore

you can apply or any big game permits, bonus

points or preerence points. Licenses are availableat wildlie.utah.govand rom license agents and

Division oces.

Be sure to take a quick look at the date on

your license beore you apply or any permits or

points. As long as your license is valid on the date

you submit your application, you dont have to

purchase a new license or the actual hunt.

For example, assume that your license expireson June 25, 2013. I you apply beore that date,

you do not have to purchase a new license or

your hunt in the all. All hunting and combination

licenses are valid or 365 days rom the date

o purchase.

Do you have a permit?Utah Admin. Rule R657-62-19

To participate in any o Utahs big game hunts,

you need to obtain a hunting permit. See page

13 to learn about the types o permits available

in 2013.

Utah issues most o its big game permits

through the big game hunt drawing. To apply

or this drawing, visit wildlie.utah.govbetween

Feb. 1 and March 4, 2013. For additional detailsand important dates, seeApplying or a big game

permiton page 14.

Carry your permitI you are successul in obtaining a big game

permit, you must have it on your person while

hunting. You cannot alter your license or permit,

nor can you sell, transer or loan either o them toanother person.
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ResidentsI youre a Utah resident, you can apply to hunt

one o the ollowing:

Buck deerpremium limited-entry,

limited-entry, management buck deer and

CWMU hunts

Bull elkpremium limited-entry, limited-entry and CWMU hunts

Buck pronghornlimited-entry and

CWMU hunts

In addition to applying or a limited-entry

permit or one o those three species, you can also

apply or one once-in-a-lietime permit.

You may draw only one o the above permits

each year.

NonresidentsI youre a nonresident, you can apply to hunt

all o the ollowing:

Buck deerpremium limited-entry,

limited-entry and management buck

deer hunts

Bull elkpremium limited-entry andlimited-entry hunts

Buck pronghornlimited-entry hunts

All once-in-a-lietime species or which you

are eligible

You may draw only one o the above permits

each year.

Note: I you obtain a nonresident big game

permit (not an antlerless permit), it also serves asa nonresident shing license.

Both residents andnonresidents

There are additional hunting opportunities

available to both residents and nonresidents. Even

i you apply or one or more o the hunts listed

above, you can also apply or one o the ollowing

general-season deer permits:

An archery buck deer permit

An any legal weapon (rife) buck

deer permit

A muzzleloader buck deer permit

As you apply or various permits, please

remember that you may not obtain morethan one buck deer or one bull elk permit each

year. For example, i you obtain a limited-entry

deer permit, you may not buy a general-season

deer permit.

You also may not obtain more than one

pronghorn, moose, mountain goat, bison or

bighorn sheep permit in the same year.

TYPES OF BIG GAME PERMITSUtah Admin. Rule R657-62-19

Beore you apply or a Utah big game permit, its important to know what your options are.

Although residents and nonresidents can apply or many o the same types o permits, there are

some dierences. This section explains what you can apply or, based on your residency. For a

detailed look at all o Utahs big game hunts, see the hunt tables starting on page 32.

2014 sportsman permitsUtah Admin. Rule R657-41, R657-42 and R657-62-25

Long season datesand the ability to

hunt almost every hunting unit in Utah

make sportsman permits the most prized

permits oered to Utahs public hunters.Only Utah residents can apply or

sportsman permits. One sportsman permit

is usually oered each year or each o the

ollowing species: buck deer, buck prong-

horn, bull elk, bull moose, desert bighorn

sheep (ram), Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep

(ram), hunters choice bison (excluding An-

telope Island) and hunters choice mountaingoat. Sportsman permits are also oered or

black bear, cougar and wild turkey.

The sportsmans permit drawing or

2014 will occur near the end o 2013. I

you want to apply or one o these permits,

please visit wildlie.utah.govin early

November 2013.
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I you need help with your online application,

please call any Division oce beore 5 p.m. on

March 4. A Division employee will be available toassist you!

March 18: Deadline or bonus/preer-

ence pointsI you plan to apply or bonus or preerence

points only, the deadline is March 18, 2013 at 11

p.m.

Visit wildlie.utah.govto submit your applica-tion, and please remember that you must have a

valid Utah hunting or combination license in order

to apply or a point.

March 18: Deadline or withdrawing

your applicationI you decide not to hunt, you can withdraw

your online permit application at no cost until 11p.m. on March 18, 2013.

Please remember that the $10 application ee

is not reundable.

May 31: Drawing results availableYoull be notied o your drawing results by

e-mail. You can also learn your drawing results

by visiting wildlie.utah.govor by calling 1-800-

221-0659, starting May 31, 2013.

To protect applicants privacyand to comply

with changes in governmental records access

lawsyoull receive access to only your own

drawing results.

I you draw a permit, youll receive your

permit in the mail in early July.I your permit requires you to complete an

online orientation course, you must rst complete

the course in order to receive your permit.

Please be aware that i you receive your

permit, and then the credit card you used or pay-

ment is reused, your permit is not valid.

Drawing processUtah Admin. Rule R657-62-19

Big game permits are drawn in the

ollowing order:

Firstbuck deer (premium limited-

entry, limited-entry, CWMU and

management buck deer)

Secondbull elk (premium limited-

entry, limited-entry and CWMU)

Thirdbuck pronghorn (limited-

entry and CWMU)

Fourthonce-in-a-lietime

Fithyouth general buck deer Sixthgeneral buck deer

Lastyouth any bull elk

Because o the order in which permits

are drawn, you wont be included in the

drawing or a once-in-a-lietime permit i

you draw any o the ollowing permits:

Buck deer (limited-entry, premium

limited-entry, CWMU or managementbuck deer)

Bull elk (limited-entry, premium

limited-entry or CWMU)

Buck pronghorn (limited-entry

or CWMU)

For more inormation, please visit

wildlie.utah.gov/huntingpermits.

You may not apply i...You may not apply or a permit or a

bonus point i any o the ollowing condi-

tions apply:

Your big game hunting privilege hasbeen suspended.

Youre under a waiting period or the

species you want to apply or.

Youve already obtained a permit or

the once-in-a-lietime species you

want to apply or.

You drew a limited-entry, premium

limited-entry or once-in-a-lietimepermit in 2012, but you didnt submit

a harvest report.

You dont have a hunting or combina-

tion license.
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A license agent list is available at

wildlie.utah.gov/licenseagents. Beore you visit

any o the agents, contact them to veriy their

hours o operation.

July 11: Youth archery deer permits

availableYouth archery deer permits may be

obtained beginning at 8 a.m. on July 11, 2013

at wildlie.utah.govand rom license agents and

Division oces. You must have a valid hunting

license or a combination license to buy one o

these permits.

A license agent list is available atwildlie.utah.gov/licenseagents. Beore you visit

any o the agents, contact them to veriy their

hours o operation.

Waiting periodsWaiting periods keep successul applicants

out o the drawing or a ew years and give other

hunters a better chance at drawing a permit.Buck deer, buck pronghornand bull elk permitsUtah Admin. Rule R657-62-19

The waiting period or buck deer and buck

pronghorn is two years. The bull elk waiting

period is ve years. Waiting periods do not apply

to general-season permits.

Once-in-a-lietime permitsUtah Admin. Rule R657-62-19

Bull moose, bison, Rocky Mountain bighorn

sheep, desert bighorn sheep and mountain goat

permits are once-in-a-lietime permits. I you

obtain a once-in-a-lietime permit or a particular

species, such as a bull moose permit, you may

not apply or a bull moose permit again in thedrawing.

You can still apply or other once-in-a-lietime

species that you havent drawn a permit or.

Also, i youve been convicted o unlawully

taking a once-in-a-lietime species, you may

never apply or or obtain a permit or that

species again.

June 27: Remaining limited-entry

permits availableAny limited-entry permits remaining ater

the big game drawing will be available beginning

June 27, 2013 at 8 a.m. You can buy permits at

wildlie.utah.govand at license agent locationsand Division oces.

Remaining permits are available on a rst-

come, rst-served basis. You must have a valid

hunting license or a combination license to buy

one o these permits.


wildlie.utah.gov/licenseagents. Beore you visit

any o the agents, contact them to veriy theirhours o operation.

June 27: General-season bull elk permits

availableGeneral-season bull elk permits may be

obtained beginning at 8 a.m. on June 27, 2013

at wildlie.utah.govand rom license agents

and Division oces. General-season bull elkpermits (muzzleloader and any legal weapon)

are available on a rst-come, rst-served basis.

General-season bull elk archery permits are

unlimited. You must have a valid hunting license

or a combination license to buy a general-season

bull elk permit.


wildlie.utah.gov/licenseagents. Beore you visitany o the agents, contact them to veriy their

hours o operation.

July 11: Remaining general-season

buck deer permits available (any legal

weapon, archery and muzzleloader)Any general-season buck deer permits

remaining ater the drawing may be obtainedbeginning at 8 a.m. on July 11, 2013 at

wildlie.utah.govand rom license agents and

Division oces. Remaining permits are available

on a rst-come, rst-served basis. You must have

a valid hunting license or a combination license to

buy one o these permits.
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Permits obtained ater thedrawingUtah Admin. Rule R657-62-15

I youre under a waiting period or a certain

species, you can still obtain any permit that re-

mains or that species ater the drawing, but your

waiting period will start all over again.

For example, i you have two years let on

your bull elk waiting period, and you buy a

limited-entry bull elk permit that remains

available ater the drawing, youll begin a newve-year waiting period that will prevent you

rom applying or a limited-entry bull elk permit

or the next ve years.

I youre not already under a waiting period

and you obtain a limited-entry or once-in-a-

lietime permit that remains available ater the

drawingyou will lose your bonus points or

that species and incur a waiting period.

CWMU, conservation,convention and landowner

permitsUtah Admin. Rule R657-62-19

I you obtain a CWMU, conservation, conven-

tion or landowner permit rom a private individual

or organizationor deer, elk or pronghorn

you wont be subject to a waiting period.

The rules regarding CWMU and once-in-a-

lietime permits are as ollows:

Applying as a groupUtah Admin. Rule R657-62-7 and R657-62-19

Instead o applying as an individual

hunter, you and your riends and amily can

apply together as a group.

Both residents and nonresidents can

apply together. However, i youre a Utah

resident and you decide to apply with

a nonresident, make sure nonresident

permits are available or each hunt your

group is applying or. I nonresident permits

are not available or a hunt your group is

applying or, the nonresident and everyoneelse in the groupincluding the Utah

residentswill not be allowed to draw or

that hunt unit.

Up to our hunters can apply together

or limited-entry, premium limited-entry,

general-season deer and resident CWMU

deer, elk or pronghorn permits. Group ap-

plications are not accepted or managementbuck deer hunts.

I your group is successul in the draw-

ing, all o the applicants in your group who

have valid applications will receive a permit.

NOTE: Young hunters can apply as part

o a youth-only group. Please see page 22

or more inormation about Utahs youth

hunting opportunities.

Extended archery deerhuntUtah Admin. Rule R657-5-23

I you obtain a general-season archery

deer permit in 2013and you com-

plete the online extended archery ethics

courseyou may also hunt any o Utahs

extended archery areas during the extended

archery deer season.

To see maps and boundaries or

all o the extended archery areas, visit

wildlie.utah.gov/maps.

The online archery ethics courseis an annual requirement or archers

who want to hunt the extended areas

and seasons. To take the course, visit

wildlie.utah.gov/extendedarcherybeore

the extended seasons begin. Ater you

successully complete the course, print your

completion certicate and keep it with you

while hunting.Please keep in mind that in 2013, the

extended archery deer season is scheduled

to begin the day ater the general-season

archery deer hunt ends.
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I you have obtained a once-in-a-lietime

permit in the public drawing in the past, you

may buy a once-in-a-lietime permit rom a

landowner or a CWMU operator.

I you have not obtained a once-in-a-

lietime permit in the public drawingandyou buy a once-in-a-lietime permit rom a

landowner or a CWMU operatoryou may

not obtain a permit in the public drawing

or that species in the uture.

I you have obtained a once-in-a-lietime

permit in the wildlie convention drawing,

you may not apply or that species in any

other public drawing.

Bonus pointsUtah Admin. Rule R657-62-8

Utahs bonus point system has been put in

place to increase your chance o drawing a big

game permit.

Every time you apply or a limited-entry,

premium limited-entry, management buck deer,CWMU or once-in-a-lietime permit, but you

dont draw one, you receive a bonus point or that

species.

Applying or a general buck deer permit will

not aect your ability to obtain a bonus point or

limited-entry deer. I you draw a general buck

deer permit, youll still receive a bonus point i

you are unsuccessul in drawing a limited-entry,premium limited-entry or CWMU deer permit.

Applying or a bonus pointEven i youre not going to hunt in 2013, you

can still receive a bonus point by applying or one.

To apply or a bonus point, select the appropriate

bonus point code on your application and pay

the $10 application ee. The 2013 bonus pointapplication period is Feb. 1March 18, 2013.

Because you apply or bonus points by species

instead o by hunt, you may apply or a limited-

entry, premium limited-entry, management buck

deer or once-in-a-lietime bonus point, even i the

specic hunt the bonus point is being awarded or

isnt being oered in 2013.

To apply or a bonus point, you must be eli-

gible or the hunt the bonus point will be awarded

or. For example, i youre eligible or a limited-

entry buck deer permit, youre eligible to apply or

a limited-entry buck deer bonus point.

ResidentsI youre a resident, you may apply or one o

the ollowing:

One limited-entry permit and one once-in-

a-lietime permit

One limited-entry permit and one once-in-

a-lietime bonus point

One limited-entry bonus point and one

once-in-a-lietime permit

One limited-entry bonus point and one

once-in-a-lietime bonus point

You may NOT apply or the ollowing:

A permit and a bonus point or the

same species

More than one limited-entry bonus point

or more than one premium limited-entrybonus point

More than one once-in-a-lietime

bonus point

NonresidentsI youre a nonresident, you may apply or

permits or bonus points or all limited-entry and

once-in-a-lietime species. However, you may

not apply or a permit and a bonus point or the

same species.

Please remember that you may draw only

one limited-entry or once-in-a-lietime permit

each year.

How your bonus pointswork

For detailed inormation on how your

bonus points work in the drawing, visit

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Preerence pointsUtah Admin. Rule R657-62-10

Utahs preerence point system gives hunters

who dont draw a general-season buck deer

permit a better chance at drawing one the ollow-

ing year.Each time you apply or one o these permits

and dont draw one, youll receive a preerence

point. Please keep in mind that preerence points

are given or a speciesdeer, in this caseand

not or a particular hunting unit.

Applying or a preerence

pointEven i you wont be hunting general-seasonbuck deer in 2013, you can still apply or a

preerence point by selecting code GDR on your

application and paying a $10 application ee. The

application period is Feb. 1March 18, 2013.

Draw a permit, receive a

preerence pointI you hunt general-season buck deer, itsworth your time to mark more than just your rst

hunt choice when applying or a permit.

I you arent successul in drawing your

rst choicebut you draw your second, third,

ourth or th choiceyou will still receive a

preerence point.

For example, i you choose the Monroe unitas your rst choice and the Cache unit as your

second choice, and then you draw a permit or the

Cache unit (your second choice), you will receive a

preerence point.

I you draw your rst choice, you will not

receive a preerence point.

How your preerence pointswork in the drawingFor detailed inormation on how your

preerence points work in the drawing, visit


Lietime license holders:Obtaining your permitin 2013Utah Admin. Rule R657-17

Lietime licenses were last sold in Utahin 1994. I you are one o the lucky hunters

who has a lietime license, the Division

wants you to obtain your deer permit as

quickly and smoothly as possible:

To select the unit you want to hunt,

youll need to complete the online

lietime license questionnaire. The

questionnaire is located in the2013 big game application. Visit

wildlie.utah.govbetween Feb. 1 and

March 4, 2013 to access the applica-

tion, complete the questionnaire and

select a unit.

I you do not complete the lietime

license questionnaire by March 4,

2013, you will automatically receivea permit or the unit you selected in

2012.

I you did not select a unit in 2012,

and you do not complete your lietime

license questionnaire in 2013, you

may obtain a remaining permit at a

Division oce, starting July 11.

I your address changes, please notiythe Division immediately.

I you are already enrolled in the

Dedicated Hunter program, you are

not required to complete your lietime

license questionnaire.

I you are planning to apply or the

Dedicated Hunter program in 2013,

you must complete your lietimelicense questionnaire.

For more inormation about lietime

licenses, visit wildlie.utah.gov/lietime.
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ityou will not have your preerence points

reinstated or earn a new point unless all group

members surrender their permits beore the

season begins.

Members o the group may not surrender

their permits individually unless the surrenderoccurs because o:

Activation in the military

An injury that will prevent the individual

rom hunting

Death

How permit surrender afects waiting

periodsI members o a group surrender their permitsbeore the season begins, the waiting period

will be waived. General-season permits are not

subject to waiting periods.

Dedicated huntersI youre enrolled in the Dedicated Hunter pro-

gram, and you decide to surrender your permit,

you must return it to the Division beore Aug. 17,

2013 (the day the general-season archery deer

hunt opens).

Private landowner andCWMU permit holders

I you obtain a limited-entry landowner

permit or a CWMU permit, you can surrender it.

Limited-entry private landowner permitsmust be surrendered beore the season the permit

was issued or opens.

To surrender a CWMU permit, there are two

options. I possible, you should surrender your

CWMU permit beore the CWMU season opening

dates listed on page 7.

To surrender your permit ater the CWMU

season has started, you and the person who

issued the permit to you (the CWMU operator or

the landowner-association operator) must sign

an adavit stating that you did not hunt with the

permit. Both o the signatures must be notarized.

Ater the signatures are notarized, submit the

adavit and the unused permit to the Division.

Permit reunds andexchangesUtah Code 23-19-38 & Utah Admin. Rule R657-42

Obtaining a reund

The Division rarely issues reunds or permits,licenses or certicates o registration, but there

are some exceptions. To see i youre eligible or a

reund, visit wildlie.utah.gov/reund.

Permit exchangesThe switch to 30 general-season deer units

has aected the Divisions approach to permit

exchanges.

You may exchange your permit or one thats

available in another unit, but it must be or the

same species and sex. For example, you cannot

exchange a buck deer permit or a bull elk permit.

The exchange must occur beore the season open-

ing date on the permit you originally obtained.

You must also pay a $10 handling ee to

exchange a permit.

Duplicate licensesUtah Code 23-19-10 & Utah Admin. Rule R657-5-5

I your unexpired license or permit is de-

stroyed, lost or stolen, you can obtain a duplicate

rom a Division oce or a license agent or $10 or

hal o the price o the original license or permit,

whichever is less.

The Division may require that you sign an

adavit testiying that the license or permit was

lost, stolen or destroyed.

To obtain a duplicate limited-entry or once-in-

a-lietime permit, you must visit a Division oce.

I you drew a license or permit, but you

never received it, the Division may waive the ee

that you would normally have to pay to get aduplicate.
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG HUNTERSIn 2013, there will be at least one big change to youth hunting opportunities.

More archery permitsor youth

I youre a youth who enjoys bowhunting, youwill likely be able to hunt during the 2013 archery

buck deer season. The Utah Wildlie Board has

approved more archery permits or youth who will

be 18 years o age or younger on Aug. 17, 2013

(the opening day o the general-season archery

deer hunt).

An additional 20 percent o each units total

number o archery permits will be available to

youth as general-season archery deer permits.

For example, i the Wildlie Board approves 500

general-season archery permits or a particular

unit, another 100 archery permits will be avail-

able to youth or over-the-counter purchase.

This new opportunity is in addition to the 20

percent o all buck deer permits that are already

allocated to youth in the drawing.

Starting at 8 a.m. on July 11, these permits

will be available at wildlie.utah.govand rom

license agents and Division oces.

Hunting multipleseasons

I you will be 18 years o age or younger onAug. 17, you might have some extra hunting wait-

ing or you this all. It all depends on what type o

general-season deer permit you obtain.

Any legal weapon permitsI you obtain a general-season any legal

weapon deer permit, you may use archery tackle

to archery hunt the unit listed on your permit

rom Aug. 17Sept. 13, 2013.

I you havent harvested a deer by the time

the archery season ends, you may hunt the same

unit during the general muzzleloader and general

any legal weapon deer seasons, using the ap-

propriate equipment.

When those seasons endi you still

havent harvestedyou may use archery

tackle to hunt in the extended archery areas atercompleting the archery ethics course available

at wildlie.utah.gov/extendedarchery. For more

inormation on the extended archery hunt, see

the box on page 17.

Muzzleloader permitsI you obtain a general-season muzzle-

loader deer permit, you may hunt onlyduringthe general muzzleloader season. You must use

muzzleloader equipment and hunt the unit listed

on your permit. You may not hunt during the

general archery or any legal weapon seasons.

Archery permitsI you obtain a general-season archery deer

permit, you may hunt onlyduring the general

archery deer season and the extended archery

deer season.

During the general season, you may hunt in

the unit printed on your permit.

During the extended season, you may hunt

in the extended archery areas ater complet-

ing the archery ethics course available at

wildlie.utah.gov/extendedarchery. For more

inormation on the extended archery hunt, see

the box on page 17.

You may not hunt during the general muzzle-

loader or general any legal weapon seasons.

Youth-only groupsI you will be 18 years o age or younger on

Aug. 17, 2013, you can participate in the youth

drawing or general-season deer permits. You can

submit an application as an individual hunter or

as a member o a youth-only group.

No adults allowedUp to our young hunters can apply to hunt

together in a youth-only group. This change
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Youth elk permitsUp to two youthsmay apply together or

youth any bull elk permits, but both individuals

must be 18 years o age or younger on Sept. 14,

2013. For inormation about season dates, see

page 7.

Utahs Cooperative Wildlie Management Unit

(CWMU) program provides landowners with an

economic incentive to keep their private range

and orest lands as productive wildlie habitat.

The landowners receive vouchers or hunting

permits, which they can sell or prot, as long as

they also allow a percentage o public hunters on

their lands.CWMUs comprise more than two million

acres o land in Utah. They will provide more than

3,000 hunting permits or bucks and bulls in

2013. About 14 percent o those permits are avail-

able to the general public through the states big

game drawing.

Obtaining a CWMU permitI youre a Utah resident, there are two ways to

obtain a CWMU permit: you can apply or one in

the states big game drawing, or you can obtain a

permit voucher rom the landowner or operator o

the CWMU you want to hunt.

I youre not a resident o Utah, you cannot ap-

ply or a CWMU permit in the public drawing. You

can, however, obtain a permit voucher directly

rom the CWMU landowner or operator.

For more inormation on redeeming a

voucher and using a CWMU permit, please visit

wildlie.utah.gov/cwmu and click the Inorma-

tion tab.

I you draw a permit to hunt on a CWMU,

you must contact the CWMU operator to obtainessential inormation about when and where

youll be hunting. The operator will also provide

the CWMU rules.

For more inormation on CWMU season dates,

see page 7. For inormation on individual

CWMU properties, visitwildlie.utah.gov/cwmu.

Mandatory harvestreporting

I you obtain a CWMU permit, you must

report inormation about your hunt within

30 days ater it ends. See page 6 to learn

more about this important requirement or visit

wildlie.utah.gov/harvestreportingto complete

your harvest report online.

COOPERATIVE WILDLIFE MANAGEMENTUNITSUtah Admin. Rule R657-37

allows youth to hunt buck deer in the same unit

with siblings, riends and cousins.

When you apply in a youth-only group or the

general-season deer hunt, all hunters must meet

the age requirement or the application will not be

processed with the other youth applications.For more inormation about the hunt drawing,

please visit wildlie.utah.gov/huntingpermits.
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DEDICATED HUNTER PROGRAMUtah Admin. Rule R657-38

Enjoy more hunting opportunities and help Utah wildlie

Results o the drawing will be available on

May 31, 2013.To apply or the program, please visit

wildlie.utah.gov/dh and click How to apply in

the menu at the right o the page. The links will

walk you through the programs online orienta-

tion course and lead you to the online application.

The orientation is easy, but you must com-

plete it beore you will be able to apply or the

program. Do not wait until the last minute, or youmight not have time to complete the course and

submit your application beore the deadline.

There is a $10 application ee to apply or the

program. I your application is drawn,

you will be charged the appropriate program ee.

(Dedicated Hunter program ees are listed with

license and permit ees on page 9.)

NOTE: Because o Utahs new $5 predator-control ee, the Dedicated Hunter Program ees

have increased by $15 ($5 or each o the three

years o the program). For a complete list o

program ees, see page 10. To learn more

about Utahs Predator Control Program, visit

wildlie.utah.gov/predators.

Dedicated Hunterpreerence pointsI you apply or the Dedicated Hunter Program

in 2013, and you arent selected to participate,

youll receive a Dedicated Hunter preerence point.

These preerence points give Dedicated Hunters

a better chance at getting into the program in

uture years, i they arent selected to participate

in the program in 2013.I you dont want to join the program this

yearbut youd like a better chance at participat-

ing next yearyou can choose to purchase a

Dedicated Hunter preerence point.

Want to spend more time hunting deer

in Utah? You should consider applying or theDedicated Hunter Program.

The Division holds an annual drawing to ll

open spots in the three-year program.

I your name is drawnand you meet the

program requirementsyou can expect great

hunting opportunities and a chance to help Utah

wildlie.

Benets and requirementsAs a Dedicated Hunter, you have the op-

portunity to obtain a deer permit every year or

three years. Even better, you can hunt all three

seasonsarchery, muzzleloader and any legal

weapon (rife)with your Dedicated Hunter per-

mit. In exchange or this opportunity, you agree to

complete the ollowing requirements: Participate in all three years o the program

Pass an online wildlie conservation and

ethics course

Complete a minimum o 32 service hours

on Division-approved wildlie conservation

projects during the three-year period

Harvest only two deer during your three-

year enrollment periodTo learn more about the program, please visit

wildlie.utah.gov/dh.

Joining the programOnline applications or the Dedicated Hunter

Program will be accepted rom Feb. 1March 4,

2013 (as part o the 2013 big game application

process). You may apply as an individual or in

groups o up to our hunters.
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1773 Central Mtns, Nebo 16A

1774 Chalk Creek/East Canyon/Morgan-South Rich 4/5/6

1775 Fillmore, Oak Creek 21A

1776 Fillmore, Pahvant 21B

1777 Kamas 7

1778 La Sal, La Sal Mtns 13A

1779 Monroe 23

1780 Mt Dutton 24

1781 Nine Mile 11

1782 North Slope 8

1783 Ogden 31784 Oquirrh-Stansbury 18

1785 Panguitch Lake 28

1786 Pine Valley 30

1787 Plateau, Boulder/Kaiparowits 25C/26

1788 Plateau, Fishlake 25A

1789 Plateau, Thousand Lakes 25B1790 San Juan, Abajo Mtns 14A

1791 South Slope, Bonanza/Vernal 9B/9D

1792 South Slope, Yellowstone 9A

1793 Southwest Desert 20

1794 Wasatch Mtns, Avintaquin/Currant Creek 17B/17C

1795 Wasatch Mtns, West 17A1796 West Desert, Tintic 19C

1797 West Desert, West 19A

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