the utah legislature finally did it, please read
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Justaguy987
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Go to the website, complete the training and you can hunt and collect the bounty. I can't remember for sure, but I think you need to be a Utah resident. Don't hold me to that. Here is the website again that has already been posted.
http://wildlife.utah.gov/dwr/hunting/hunting-information/762
I am ready to go, who wants to hunt?
http://wildlife.utah.gov/dwr/hunting/hunting-information/762
I am ready to go, who wants to hunt?
BubbaChicken
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Of course, they would wait until a couple years after I move away!!! DANGIT!!! 50 bucks a head aint bad either!!
What they have not stated in any of this is that the areas coyotes are being killed will be public information. I have been emailing them. I am trying to find out just how specific they are going to be with the information. They told me that they think when someone sees an area with a lot of coyotes being killed that people will be less likely to go there. They have no clue how giving out locations is going to hurt those of us that have put in the time to find spots to hunt. They will end up with a lot of phony information and locations. This is not going to work they way they want it to.
TikkaSporter
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Quote: And if some guys do shoot the coyotes in the other States,just think that's just more that you can shoot here in Utah....Win Win.....lol
Good Hunting Chad
Win Win.... Unless you live in and hunt in a neighboring state near the Utah border and suddenly find your traditional calling grounds overrun with out-state-hunters.
Utards nonetheless
Good Hunting Chad
Win Win.... Unless you live in and hunt in a neighboring state near the Utah border and suddenly find your traditional calling grounds overrun with out-state-hunters.
Utards nonetheless
jarheadhunter
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Originally Posted By: TikkaSporterQuote: And if some guys do shoot the coyotes in the other States,just think that's just more that you can shoot here in Utah....Win Win.....lol
Good Hunting Chad
Win Win.... Unless you live in and hunt in a neighboring state near the Utah border and suddenly find your traditional calling grounds overrun with out-state-hunters.
Utards nonetheless
Thats already been happening for 30 years.
Good Hunting Chad
Win Win.... Unless you live in and hunt in a neighboring state near the Utah border and suddenly find your traditional calling grounds overrun with out-state-hunters.
Utards nonetheless
Thats already been happening for 30 years.
The good news is that if there are people out looking for the bounty...You know they are not going to sit very long, and you won't have to think about what sounds to use.. The Jack and cottontail are going to be a no-go. Coyotes will run at those sounds (away).
I looked into this as well.. It turns out that this was pushed by a Sheep Rancher from south of Salt Lake, who is in the legislature. He has a large ranch and the area of the state they are pushing for is around his ranch. Go figure. He apparently loss more than 10K in sheep last year. So now he uses his role in the state legislature to fix an issue he is having.
I looked into this as well.. It turns out that this was pushed by a Sheep Rancher from south of Salt Lake, who is in the legislature. He has a large ranch and the area of the state they are pushing for is around his ranch. Go figure. He apparently loss more than 10K in sheep last year. So now he uses his role in the state legislature to fix an issue he is having.
Originally Posted By: Tbone-AZ He has a large ranch and the area of the state they are pushing for is around his ranch. Go figure.
Where did you get that information? They are not pushing for anyone area. They are asking hunters to target areas with the deer herds in them, not one certain area. http://wildlife.utah.gov/pdf/predator_program_map.pdf
Where did you get that information? They are not pushing for anyone area. They are asking hunters to target areas with the deer herds in them, not one certain area. http://wildlife.utah.gov/pdf/predator_program_map.pdf