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Guidebook essential for hunting season
by BY SHAIN GILLET
Jul 28, 2012 | 1196 views | 0 0 comments | 1 1 recommendations | email to a friend | print
GUIDEBOOKS FOR HUNTING upland game such as the Hungarian partridge are now available. The book can be downloaded, picked up either at a DWR office or at any sporting goods store.
Photo Courtesy of Utah DWR
GUIDEBOOKS FOR HUNTING upland game such as the Hungarian partridge are now available. The book can be downloaded, picked up either at a DWR office or at any sporting goods store. Photo Courtesy of Utah DWR
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BOUNTIFUL — This year’s version of the Upland Game and Turkey Guidebook is available, and it is free to the public.

You can download the guidebook from the website of the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources at wildlife.utah.gov/guidebooks, pick it up at the nearest DWR office or find it at a local sporting goods store.

Beginning Saturday, Aug. 18, eight archery hunts will begin. They include limited entry bull elk hunts, pronghorn and buck deer hunts; premium limited entry buck deer hunts; general spike elk hunts, any bull elk, deer and buck deer hunts, and CWMU (Cooperative Wildlife Management Units) buck deer and bull elk hunts.

Other fall hunts for animals such as black bear and white-tailed ptarmigan hunts begin the following week. With the season not ending until the end of snowshoe hare on March 15, residential hunters will have information on hunting for nearly seven months.

“Utah offers a wide variety of upland game hunting,” said Jason Robinson, DWR upland game coordinator. “You can hunt the ptarmigan one day, then find yourself hunting for Chukar partridge the next day.”

For more information check out the July 26 edition of Davis Clipper.
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