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Show 'Tr 'IT" lf'rtl ? 4'; iflMi'it US 40 to Heber City; thence down Provo Canyon along High( 800 way U S. 189 to Highway STATE OF UTAH North in Orem); thence westerly to its function with along point ot beginning 2. RESTRICTED PERMIT SEASONS A restricted number of elk permits, valid during the dates specified, are authorized on the following areas. The number and type of permits authorized and the season dates are specified ter each area in the following table. Bulls are defined as eik with antlers over 5 inches in length. PROCLAMATION OF BOARD OF BIG GAME CONTROL FOR TAKING ELK, ANTELOPE, MOOSE, BUFFALO AND DESERT BIGHORN PERMITS AUTHORIZED aftice in Salt Lake City The one hundred permittees thus selected will receive bv mail, certificates va'idahng their Archery Open Bull Elk Permits as "Hunter's Choice" permits. This will authorize the permit holder to harvest an elk of his choice on any Open Bud Area during the arAll eik must be chery season harvested with archery tackle minimum the specificameeting tions set forth in Section H 9 AND PER4. APPLICATION MIT REGULATIONS OPEN BULL a. RESIDENT AREA PERMITS and ARCHERY OPEN BULL AREA PERMITS are valid only in the areas and designated in Section tor the dates specified for their m Sections seasons respective A a. and A 3. Application forms for all Open Bull and Archery Bull elk permits are available at all Wildlife Resources offices. Either type of permit may be purchased by personal or maned application. The cost for each type permit is $15 00 and must accompany the application Resident Open Bull Area Permits may be purchased from July Ala, 1977-197- 8 After doe investigation, we, the Board of Big Game Control, by authority granted us under the Wildlife Resources Code of Utah, hereby state the following rules and regulations pertaining to the 1977 elk, antelope, moose, buffalo and desert bighorn seasons. This proclamation shall be effective from July 15, 1977, through July 14, 1978, or until modified or rescinded bv action of the Utah Board of Big Game Control, The definition of the word "take" as used in this proclamation means to hunt, pursue, harass, catch, capture, angle, seine, trap, kill or possess any protected wildlife or any attempt to commit any of these acts. It shall ba unlawful for anyone to make more than ona application for, or obtain more than a singla permit for or taka more than ona of each species listed in this proclamation. No person shall engage In taking protected wildlife as provided by this proclamation without first having procured the necessary licenses, permits and tags as herein provided and having at the same time such licenses, permits and tags on his person; nor shell any person lend, transfer, sell, give, or assign his license or any permits or tags belonging thereto or the rights granted by such licenses, permits or tags If shall be unlawful for any person to use or have in his possession while hunting any licence or permit not Issued to him. Sales of an licenses, certificates or permits are final, and no refunds may be made by the Division of Wildlife Resources except In those Instances where the opportunity to participate in the specific activity for which the license, certificate or permit was obtained is withdrawn bv the Division or Board of Big Game Control. Refunds will not be allowed where permits have been obtained illegally. AM hunting datas listad art inclusive. A. ELK OPEN BULL SEASONS A season, September IS, for bull elk only is prescribed for the following areas. Buns are de lined as elk with antlers over $ inches In length. 1. HERO .UNIT 6 0 9A 9B AREAS S. Ashley-Verna- l s Bear River-Hol- e Cache Cedar Mountain in the Rock 10 2 19 13 14 15 Fishlake Heber-Re- Creek d Kamas 10B 20 La Sal Mountain 12 Manti 16 Mount Dutton 11 Nebo 3 Ooden River Pilot Mountain 5 Sait Area consists primarily of private land. Hunters anticipating hunting this area should obtain permission to use private lands from owners prior to the DESCRIPTION OF OPEN BULL HUNTING AREAS ASHLEY-DAOGETHerd Unit 6 Open Bull Permit b. - (September Those parts of Daggett 16) and Summit counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at the State line and the west shoreline of Flaming Gorge Reservoir; thence southerly, and easterly along this shoreline to Highway thence southwesterly to Highway along to the thence southerly along summit of the Uinta Mountains h (Daggett-UintaCounty line) ; thence westerly along this summit to the Burnt Creek drainage divide; thence northerly along this drainage divide to the Burnt Creek drainage divide; thence northerly along this drainage divide to the State line; thence easterly along the State line to the west shoreline of Flaming Gorge Reservoir, point of beginning. ASHLEY-VERNAHerd Unit 9 Ooen Bull Permit (September 16) Those parts of Uintah and Daggett counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at the State line and Highway U.S. 40. thence westerly along U S. 40 to Ashley Creek; thence northwesterly along Ashley Creek and the North Fork of Ashley Creek to the summit of the Uinta Mountains (Ulntah-DaggeCounty line); thence easterly along this summit to Highway thence northerto Highway ly along thenre northeasterly along to the Green River; thence easterly along the Green River to the State line; thence southerly along the State line to Highway U.S. 40, point of beginning. . Herd Unit 9A Open Bull Permit 16) (September Those parts of Duchesne and Uintah counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at Highway U.S. 40 and Ashley Creek; thence westerly along U S. 40 to the Uinta River; thence northerly along the Uinta River to the summit of the Uinta (Dochesne-Summl- t Mountains County line); thence easterly along this summit to the North Fork of Ashiey Creek; thence southeasterly down the North Fork of Ashiey Creek and Ashley Creek to Highway U.S. 40, point of beginning. Open Bull Permit Herd Unit 9B 16) (September That part Duchesne County within the following described boundary: Beginning at the Uinta River and Highway U.S. 40; thence westerly along U.S. 40 to the Duchesne River; thence of northwesterly along the Duchesne River and the North Fork of the Duchesne River to me summit of the Uinta Mountains ( Duchesne-Summ- it County line); thence easterly along this summit to the Uinta River; thence southeasterly along the Uinta River to Highway U.S. 40, point of beginning. IN THE BEAR RIVER-HOLROCK Herd Unit 10 Open Bull Permit (September 16) That part Summit County within the following described boundary Beginning at the State line and the Burnt Fork-BircCreek drainage divide; thence southerly along this divide to the Burnt orainage o Creek drainage divide: thence southerly along this of drainage divloe to the summit (Summit-Duchesn- e the Umta Mountains County line); thence westerly along this summit to the River drainWeber River-Bea- r age divide; thence westerly along this drainage divide and the Weber River Chalk Creek drainage divide to a point northeast of to Peoa; thence southwesterly Peoa; thence northwesterly along Highway U S. 199 to Highway au, thence northerly and northto the easterly along State line; thence south and east along the State line to the Burnt Fork-Birc- h Creek drainage dvide point of beginning. CACHE Herd Unit 2 Open Bull of Permit 16) (September Those parts of Cache, Rich and Eider counties within The following described boundary: State Beginning at me Utah-ldah-o line and Highway U.S. 99; thence southerly along U.S. 09 to Highthence southeaster y way along U30 to Highway to thence southerly along thence southwest-eriHighway to the along line; thence westerly along the Weber-Cachand Weber-BoElder County lines to Highway U S. 89; thence northerU S 99 to Highway U S ly along 91 near Brigham City, thence northerly along US 91 to the Utah-ldahState 'me, thence east aiung the State line to Highway U.S 89, point of begin ning CEDAR MOUNTAIN Herd Unit 19 Open Bull Permit Box - i wt (September Those parts of Iron, Washington end Kane counties wlrnrn the following described boundary and Beginning at Highway me North Fork ot the Virgin River Road near Navam Lake, thence southerly along this road to the North Fork ut the Virgin River; tnence westerly along the North Fork ot the Virgin River to he boundary of Zion National Park, thence westerly aiong me north boundary ot Zion National mence Park to Highway to Cedar City notheriv aiong thence east-- , ard Highway to the North Fork of ly aiong the Virgin River Road, point of beginning herd Unit 13 Open Bull Permit 16) (September Those pe'ts of Utah and Wasatch counties within the folBelowing described boundary ginning at Spanish Fork; thence U.S 6 to easterly along Highway ttwntce northSoldier SummitFork of easterly along the Right the White River road to Reserva tion Ridge; thence northerly along Reservation Ridge to Big Beaver Spring; thence northeav Beavr Canyon to the Strawberry River; thence northwester ly un the Strawberry River to Soiclinr C ree Dam; thence nui thei ly long the Soidier Creek Dam Road to Highway U S 0, thence northwesterly along U S 40 to Heber City, thence southwesterly along Highway U S. 189 (Provo Canyon; to Provo and thence southerly Highway 15 to Spanish Fork point aiung teriv oown of bcvnning Herd Unit 14 -Permit (September FISHLAKE Open Bull 16) of Sevier and Those pa Wayne counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at Safina; thence easterly to the Fishalong Highway lake National Forest boundary; thence northeasterly, easterly southerly along this forest boundary to its southeastern extremity near Highway east thence south to Highway of Tory; thence northwesterly to Highway U S. 99; along thence northerly along U S. 89 to and Satina, poim of beginning. HEBER-RECREEK Herd Unit 15 Open Bull Permit (September 16) Those parts of Wasatch end Duchesne counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at Duchesne; thence along the northwesterly Duchesne River and the North Fork of the Duchesne River to the summit ot the Uinta Mountains (Summit-Duchesn- e County line) ; thence southwesterly and westerRiver-Prov- o ly along the Duchesne River drainage divide to the Heber Mountain-Lak- e Creek road; thence westerly along this road to Heber City and Highway U.S. 40; thence southerly and easterly along U S. 40 to the Strawberry River; thence easterly along the Strawberry River to Duchesne, point of beginning, KAMAS -- Herd Unit )0B 6pen Bull Permit (September 16) Those parts of Summit and Wasatch counties within the following described boundary. Beginning at Peoa; thence northeasterly to the Weber River-ChalCreek drainage divide; thence easterly along this drainage divide to Windy Peak; thence aiong the Weber southeasterly River-Bea- r River drainage divide to Highway thence southto the Provo erly along River drainage divide; thence southerly along this drainage divide to the Heber Mountain-Lake Creek road; thence westerly atone this road to Heber City and Highway U.S. 40; thence northerly aiong U.S. 40 to thence northerly Highway to Highway Alt. 189; along thence southerly along Highway Alt. 189 to Peoa, point of beginning LASAL MOUNTAIN Herd Unit 20 Open Bull Permit (Sep- tember 16) Those parts of Grand end San Juan counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at the Colorado River and Highway U.S. 163; thence south on U S. 163 to LaSal Junction; thence to the east on Highway o State line; thence north on the State line to the Dolores River; thence westerly along the Dolores River to the Colorado River; thence southwesterly along the Colorado River to Highway 163, point of beginning. MANTI Herd Unit 12 Open Bull Permit (September 16) Those parts of Utah, Sanpete, Carbon, Emery and Sevier counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at Thistle Junction and Highway U.S. 6; thence southeasterly aiong U.S. 6 to Price; thence to southerly along Highway Muddy Creek; thence northwestalong Muddy Creek to the erly Manti-LaSa- l National Forest boundary ; thence westerly along this boundary and the Fishlake National Forest boundary to in Salma Canyon; Highway to thence westerly along Selina; thence northerly along Highway U S. 89 to Thistle Junction, point of beginning. MOUNT DUTTON Herd Unit 16 Ooen Bull Permit (September - 16) Those ports of Piute end Garfield counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at the lunction of Highways U.S. 89 and near Kingston.- thence to Highway easterly along thence southerly along and the Antimony-BrycCanyon rood to Highway thence to Highway westerly along U S. 89; thence northerly along U.S. 89 to Its lunction with Highway point of beginning. NEBO Herd Unit 11 Open Bull Permit (September 16) Those parts of Utah, Juab and Sanpete counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at Spanish Fork; thence southeasterly along Highways 89 to Thistle US 6 and Junction; thence southerly along U.S. 89 to Gunnison,thence to northerly along Highway Levan; thence northerly along to Highway Spanish Fork, point of beginning. OGDEN RIVER Herd Unit 3 -Open Bull Permit (September - 28 October 16) These parts of Weber, Morgan, Summit and Rich counties withm the following described boundary: Beginning at Mount Ben Lomond, thence northerly and easterly along the Ooden Rlver-LittiBear River drainage divide (Webec-BoElder and Weber-CachCourtly line) o Highway U 39; tnence easterly along to Woodruff; tnence southeasterto the ly along Highway Utah Wyommg State line, thence south along the State line to thence southwest Highway eriy and northwester'v along and 9uN to the Weber Morgan County line; thence northerly aiong the county line (summit of the Wasatch Mountains) to Peak, thence northerly aiong tb summit ot the Wasatch Mountains to Mount Ben Lomond, point ot beginning PILOT MOUNTAIN - Herd Unit Ooen Bull Permit (September 16) Those parts of Box Elder and Tooele counties within the followBegining described boundary ning at Lucm, thence southerly along the LocIrvWenoover Road a to the State line, thence north aiong the State line to the Nevada Road; thence easterly along this road to Lucin, point o4 beginning SALT -Herd Untt 5 Open Bull Permit (September Those Parr 16) of Sart Lake, Davis, Morgan, Summit. Wasatch and Utah counties within the l owing describee boundary Beginning at be lunction ot Highways (800 North in Orem) and tftence northerly akng M5 to U S 89 near Lagoon; H hhwav K tee northerly a'ong US 09 to at the mourn of Weber thence easterly yp Canyon; 80N to Weber Canyon along Echo; thence south on Highway to Silver Creek Junction; thence southerly aiong Highway 1977. 12, Archery Open Bull Area Per- mits may be pui ased from July 5. 1977. SALES OFFICES; Division of Wildlife Resources Main Ottice, 1596 West North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 Northern East Area consists primarily of private land Hunters anticipating hunting this area should obtain permission to use private lands from owners prior to the season. OF REb. DESCRIPTION STRICTED PERMIT AREAS CACHE Herd Unit 2 ISO AntlerRich County port less Permits 25) (September That part of Rich County within the following described boundary. Beginning ot Garden City; thence westerly along Highway U S. 89 to the Cache-Ric- h County line (summit of the Bear River Range); thence southerly along this county line (summit ot the Bear River Range) to Highway thence easterly along to Woodruff; thence northerly to Sage along Highway Creek Junction; thence northwesto Highway aiong terly Garden City, point of beginning. Loom Peak part 100 Antlerless Permits (November 11) That part of Cache County within the following described boundary. Beginning at Logan; thence easterly up Logan Canyon on Highway U.S. 89 to the Temple Fork road; thence southerly along this road to Mud Flat and the Pole Line road; thence easterly along this road to the Grave road; thence southerly along this road to the Left Hand Fork of the Blacksmith Fork road; thence westerly along this road to Highway (Blacksmith Fork Canyon road); to thence westerly along thence northerly Highway to Logan, point of aiong beginning. INDIAN PEAKS Herd Unit 18 10 Bull Permits (September 1 7 Sept ember 25) Those parts of Beaver and Iron counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at Lund; thence southwesterly along the Union Pacific Railroad track a to the State line; thence north along the State line to the Beaver-MiilarCounty line; thence east along this county thence line to Highway 1 to the southeasterly along Pine Valley-Lun- d fioad; thence southerly along the Pine Valley-LunRoad to Lund, point of beginning. AVINTAGUIN-WHITRIVER 40 Bull Permits Herd Unit 22 16) (September Those parts of Wasatch, Duchesne, Carbon and Utah counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at the White River road and Highway U S. 6 (near Soldier Summit); thence northeasterly along the Right Fork of the White River road to Reservation Ridge; thence northerly along Reservation Ridge to Big Beaver Spring; thence northeasterly down Beaver Canyon to the Strawberry River; thence easterly aiong the Strawberry River to Duchesne; thence southwesterly along High- way ( Indian Canyon road) to Castle Gate and Highway U.S. 6; thence northwesterly along U.S. 6 to the White River Road, point of beginning. Herd Unit BOOK CLIFFS, par! Bull Permits (September 2i25 16) Those parts of Uintah and Grand counties within the following described boundary. Be- at the ginning State line and Highway to the thence westerly along Green River; thence northerly along the Green River to Rattlesnake Canyon; thence easterly up Rattlesnake Canyon to the summit and north-sout- h drainage divide of the Book Cliffs; thence easterly aiong this drainage divide to the Steer Ridge road; thence northwesterly along this road to Its terminus; tnence southwesterly to the confluence of the East Fork of Willow Creek and West Fork of Willow Creek; thence northerly down Willow Creek to the Green River; thence northerly along the Green River to the White River; thence easterly aiong the White River to the o State line; thence south along the State line to point of beginning, Highway and excluding alt Indian lands within this boundary. BOOK CLIFFS, Roadless part 40 Hunter's Choice Hera Unit 21 Permits (September 16) That port of Grand County within the following described at the sumboundary. Beginning (north-south mit of the Book Cliffs of drainage divide) and the head West Willow Creek; thence northto Willow Creek West erly along its junction with East Willow Creek; thence northeasterly to the ieep trail on the summit of Steer Ridge; thence easterly and southeasterly along the jeep trail and the Steer Ridge road to the Diamond Ridge road and the Book Cliffs summit (north-soutdrainage divide); thence south-- , westerly along this summit to the head of West WMiow Creek, point of beginning, and excluding all Indian boundary. ASHLEY-DAGGET- Unit 6 lands within this Herd 250 Hunter's Choice Permits (September 16) Those parts of Daggett and Summit counties within the following described boundary. Beginning at the west shore of Flaming Gorge Reservoir and the State line; thence southerly and easterly along the reservoir shoreline to Highway thence southwesterly to Highway along to the thence southerly along north-soutdrainage divide of the Uinta Mountains (Daggett-UintaCounty line); thence westerly aiong this drainage divide to the Creek drainage Burnt divide; thence northerly along this drainage divide to the Burnt Fork-BircCreek drainage divide; thence northerly aiong this drainage divide to the State line? thence easterly along the State line to Flaming Gorge Reservoir, point of beginning ASHLEY-VERNA- Herd Unit 16) (September 125 Diamond Mountain part Antlerless Permits Those parts of Ulntah and Daggett counties within the following described boundary. Be ginning at Vernal; thence northeasterly along the Diamond Mountain Road to Brush Creek; thence northerly up Brush Creek to Little Brush Creek; thence northerly up Little Brush Creek to the Ashiey National Forest boundary ; thence northerly along fnts honnrtarv to the Flaming Gorge Recreation Area boundary; thence north along this boundary to the Green River; thence easterly along the Green o 8 State River to the line, thence south aiong the State line to Highway U S. 40, thence westerly along U 5 40 to Vernal, point of beginning. 75 Hunter s Forest part Choice Permits Those parts of Uintah and Daggett counties within the described boundary- beginning at Vernal, thence northalong the Diamond easterly Mountain Road to Brusn Creek; thence northerly up Brush Green to Little Brush Creek, thence northerly up I ittie Brush Creek te the Ashley National Forest oounoary, mence northerly along this boundary to the Flaming Gorge Recreation Area boundary; thence northerly along mis boundary to the Green River; thence westerly along the Green River to me Flaming Gorge Dam and Highway U 260 thence southerly along U 260 to Highway thence southerly along U 44 to the Umtan Daggett County line (summit of the Uinta Mountains); thence westerly along this county une (summit) to the North Fork ot Ashipy Creek; thence easterly and southerly down the North fork ot Ashley Cree anil Asnlev Creek to Vernal, pomt of begin rung part 250 Hunter's Heid Unit VA Choice Permits (September 28 O toner )6 of Uintah and Those part counties withm the Ducliesnr Central described boundary: at Vernal; thence to westerly along Highway the Whlterocks River; thence northerly along the Whlterocks River to the summit of the Uinta Mountains ( Durhesne-SummCounty line); thence easterly aiong this summit to the Ashley Creek drainage; thence easterly and southerly down the North following Beginning Fork of Ashley Creek and Ashley Creek to Vernal, point of beginning. MANTI MOUNTAIN, North part 215 Hunter's Herd Unit 12 Choice Permits (September 16) Those parts Emery, Sanpete, Carbon and Utah counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at the lunction of 0 near and Highways of thence westerly Orangeville; along the Orangeville-Ephratroad to the Skyline Drive road; thence northerly along the Skyline Drive road and the Left Fork of Clear Creek road to Highway U.S. 6; thence easterly along U S. 6 to Price; thence 0 to southerly along Highway its junction with Highway point of beginning. Muddy Herd Units 12 and Duncan part 150 Hunter's Choice Permits U (September Those parts 16) of Emery, Sanpete and Sevier counties within the following described boundary: at the junction of Beginning 7 0 near and Highways Orangeville; thence southerly Creek , to Muddy along thence northwesterly along Muddy Creek to the National Forest boundary; boundManti-LaS- thence westerly along this ary to the Fishlake National Forest boundary , thence southerly along this boundary to Highway 70 (Saiina Canyon); thence (Saiina Canwesterly aiong yon) to Saiina Creek; thence to northerly along Saiina Creek Skumpeh creek; thence northto Creek Skumpah erly aiong White Mountain and the Skyline Drive; thence northerly along the Skyline Drive to the OrangevHle-Eohraf- road; thence easterly along this road to Highway 7 to thence easterly along point of beginning. Highway Herd Unit 11 (SepNEBO tember 16) loO Hunter's North part Choice Permits Those parts of Utah, Juab and Sanpete counties within the following described boundary. Beginning at Spanish Pork; thence southeasterly aiong Highways U.S. 6 and U.S. 89 to Thistle Junction; thence southerly along U.S. 89 to Highway (Salt Creek Canyon Road) ; thence to northwesterly along Nephi; thence northerly along to Spanish Fork, Highway point of beginning IN THE BEAR RIVER-HOLHerd Unit 10 ROCK 50 Arrtlerless Wes! par! Permits (September Regional Office. 166 South, Ogden, Utan Regional Office, 176 East Center Street. Provo, Utah 84601 Northeastern Regional Office, 64 East 04070 Mam Street, Vernal, Utah Southeastern Regir-- ,; Office, 455 W. Railroad Ave , Price, Utah 04501 Southern Regional Dftice, 622 N. Main $t Box 606. Cedar City, Utah 84720 It shail be unlawful for any person who obtained any other eik permit in the State of Utah in 1977 to apply for or possess an Archery Bull b. permit. NONRESIDENT OPEN BULL AREA PERMITS are valid only in the areas and on the dates specified in Section A.I.a. Application may be made in person or by mall to the main office of the Division of Wildlife Resources. These permits will be issued on a served basis. Apfirst come-fir- plicants must either have previously purchased a 1977 Nonresident Big Game License and must include the number with their application, or must apply for uch license with their eik permit application. Applications for the license must Include; full name, complete address, date of birth, weight, height, sex and color of hair and eyes. Gst of the Nonresident Big Game License is $75 00, and the Nonresident Ooen Bull Elk Permit is an additional $75 00. A money order or certified check in the correct amount must accompany all applications. The number of 1977 nonresident elk permits is restricted to 125. In the event that a nonresident is unsuccessful in obtaining an elk permit, he may still be issued the Nonresident Big Game License if he so specifies in his letter of application. In such cases, the $75 00 cost of the permit will be returned with his Big Game License. If the Nonresident Big Game License is not specifically requested, the fees for both the license and eik permit ($150.00) will be returned. Permits will remain on sale by mail or personal application on a first come-flrserved basis until the authorized number is sold or until the end of the open bull eik season. part of Summit County the following described boundary. Beginning at the State line and the Fork drainBlack's thence southerly age dtvide; aiong this drainage divide to the summit of the Uinta Mountains (Summit-Duchesn- e County line); thence westerly along this summit to the Weber River-Bea- r River drainage divide; thence westerly along this drainage divide and the Weber River-Chal- k Creek drainage divide to a point northeast of Peoa; thence southwesterly to Peoa; thence northwesterly along Highway U.S. 189 to Highway thence northerly at to Highway aiong Echo; thence northeasterly along State to the line; thence south and east along this State line to the Black's s Fork drainage diThat within the (Summlt-Duchesn- e Mountains County line); thence westerly to the Black's this summit along Fork-Bea- r River drainage divide (Elizabeth Ridge); thence northerly along this drainage divide to State line, the point of beginning. GOSLIN-THRECORNERS 40 Bull Permits Herd Unit 7 (October 1 --October 16) That part of Daggett County within the following described boundary: Beginning at the lunction of the Utah, Colorado and Wyoming State lines (3 corners); thence south along the State line to the Green R Iver ; thence westerly and norththe Green River and along erly Flaming Gorge Reservoir to the State line; thence east along this State line to its junction with the State line (3 comers), point ot beginning. Herd Unit HEASTON Bull Permits 22) 415 (November Those parts of Salt Lake, Utah and Tooele counties within the following described boundary: at Magna; thence Beginning to southerly along Highway its south terminus near Lark; thence in a straight line south ft) near Cedar Fort; Highway thence southwesterly and northto Highway westerly along near St. John; thence northto Highway erly along to thence northeasterly along thence easterly Highway to Magna, point of aiong beginning Herd Unit 3 OGDEN RIVER ember 20) (November 25 North Ogden Valley part Antlerless Permits That part of Weber County within the following described boundary: Beginning at Mount ben Lomond; thence northerly and easterly aiong the Ogden River-LittlBear River drainage divide (Weber-BoElder and County line) to the r Middle Fork of the Ooden Creek drainage divide; thnre southerlyto alonq this the Cobble drainage divide Creek-Pin- e Creek drainage divide, thence southerly along this drainage divide to Highway near Red Rock; thence westerly to Hermitage in Ogoen along Canyon; thence northerly alona the summit of the Wasatch Mountains to Mount Ben Lomond, point Of beginning South Ogden Valley part - 10 Antierless Permits That part of Weber County within the following described boundary- Beginning at Hermitage m Ogden Canyon; thence to easterly along Highway the confluence of Beaver Creek and the South Fork ot the Ogoen River near Red Rock; thence easterly along the South Fork and the Left Fork of the South Fork to the Ogden River-Los- t Creek drainage divioe (Weber Morgan County line); thence southerly and westerly along this drainage divide to DeMoisv Peak, thence northerly along the summit of the to HermiWasatch Mountains tage, point of beginning. ARCHERY ELK PERMITS All Open Bull Areas listed m Section A a and described in Section A b shall oe open to resident arihers m possession of a W7 Archery Ooen Bun Elk Permit tor the taking o bull eik from August 20 through Septembers, W7 In addition following the (lose of the Archery Open Bui1 F ik Permit sales period one hundred ( 100) permittees will be randomly srlet ted by a public, tf drawing held the Division of AMdOfe Resources Weber-Cach- e t w. Resources office in Salt Lake City to determine successful applicants. Successful applicants will be notified by mail. It shall be unlawful tor any person to possess a restricted area permit whiie in possession of any other elk permit issued by the State of Utah in 1977. 5. REGULATIONS FOR SPECIAL CONDITIONAL HUNTS if and when elk cause excessive damage to range or agricultural areas, special conditional elk hunts are authorized and may be called by the Division of WiidIHe Resources. Permittees for conditional elk hunts shall be selected by public drawing from applications submitted within five (5) days after hunts are announced. If permits are undersubscribed, the remaining will be sold to individual, eligible hunters on a first come-firserved basis. It shall be unlawful for any person to apply for a special conditional elk permit who obtained any other eik permit in the State of Utah in 1977. 40 Promontory part 5 10 Cisco Daggett Icelander Wash 40 10 15 75 10 Myton Bench Parker Mountain San Rafael Southwest Desert West Desert Riverbed part Snake Valiev part 25 10 10 1 OF HUNTDESCRIPTION AREAS 40 Buck Permits BONANZA 11) (September part of Uintah County the following described boundary: Beginning at Vernal; thence westerly along the Vernal-LapoiRoad to Lapoint; thence south to the Duchesne River; thence southeasterly along the River to the White Duchesne River; thence easterly aiong the White River to the State line; thence northerly along That within the State line to Highway U.S. 40; thence westerly aiong U.S. 40 to Vernal, point of beginning, and excluding all Indian lands. BOX ELDER (September U ) 5 Buck Promontory part Permits That part of Box Elder County within the following described boundary: Beginning at Snow-villthence northerly along the Snowville-SlonIdaho road to the thence southerly and westerly along the Box Elderache and Box Elder-Webe- r County lines to the east shore of the Great Salt Lake; thence northerly and westerly along this shore to Locomotive Springs; thence nortbw ly e along the Locomotive Road to Snowville, point of begtnning-CiSC10 Buck Permits (Sep- That within the restricted permit. AH appHcetiom filled out Incorrectly or received at any WHdirte Resources office later than 5:00 p.m., August 12, 1977, will be invalid and refected. Each application must contain applicant's name and address. Big Game or License Combination number. Open Bull Permit number and his or her choice of hunting area. If more applications are received for any given area than the number of permits authorized for that area, a public drawing will be held August 26, 1977, at 9:00 am. at the Division of Wildlife BUCK PERMITS AUTHORIZED part of Summit County following described boundary: Beginning at the State line and the River drainBlack's Fork-Bea- r Elizabeth Rictoe); age divide thence east along this State line to Creek the Burnt Fork-Bircdrainage divide. thence southerly along this drainage divide and the Burnt Fork Sheep Creek drainage divide to the summit of the Uinta Permits (November 11) Utah who possess a valid 1977 Big Game or Combination License and a 1977 Open Boil permit. Application may be made by mail or in person to any office of the Division of Wildlife Resources. A $10 00 fee, in addition to me regular open bull fee of $15 00, will be required of successful applicants A person may request an open bull permit and apply for the restricted permit In-in the same letter. In those stances, the permit will not be mailed until after the restricted tee tor permit drawing. The $15 00accomthe open bull permit must pany the application, but the additional HOOO fee for the restricted permit will not be accepted with the application. Applications will be accented until 5 00 p.m., August 12, 1977, on a form available from license agents or the Division of Wildlife Resources. Only one application is authorized for each Qualified license holder. On those areas where there Is no open bull hunting two people may apo'y on the same application form (dual In 1te event such application). dual application is drawn each applicant will be issued a restricted permit. Dual applications wilt not be accepted for those areas on which Bui) Only permits are also valid. Those applicants, successful in the restricted permit drawing, who have an open bull permit in their possession will be required to surrender it prior to receiving of AREAS Bonanza Box Elder State line; thence east aiong this State line to Box 200 details) c. RESTRICTED AREA PERMITS are vaiio only in the area, tor which they are issued and tor the taxing of the designated sex on the dates specified m Section A 2 a Restricted permits may be issued only to bona fide residents 1. Antlerless East part B9 Game The Nonresident License includes a deer tag and aMows the taking ot one deer season. The during the proper general deer season 1 is open (ss the October 197 Utah Deer Proclamation for B. ANTELOPE A nine-da- y ember 11, for buck antelope season, September only is prescribed for the following areas. Bucks are defined as antelope with horns longer than ears. It shall be unlawful for any person to apoly for or possess a 1977 antelope permit who was successful in obtaining a Utah antelope permit in 1975 or 1976. ING 16) vide, point of beginning. 4600 04403 m hj yiT'crf-i- yuri'ii Utah-ldah- Elder-Cach- e line; County tember ) That part of Grand County within the following described boundary: Beginning at the State line and Highway to thence westerly along thence northerly Thompson; aiong the Sego Canyon Road to the summit of the Book Cliffs; thence northeasterly aiong this summit to the State line; thence south aiong this State line to Highway point of beginning. 40 Buck Permits DAGGETT September That part ot Daggett ) County within the following described boundary Beginning at the junction of the Utah, Colorado and Wyoming State lines (3 comers); thence south along the State line to the Green River; thence westerly and northerly along the Green River and Flaming Gorge Reservoir to the State line; thence east along this State line to its junction with the State line (3 corners), point of beginning 10 Buck ICELANDER WASH Permits (September H) Those parts of Emery and Carbon counties within the following described boundary. Beginning at Price; thence southalong Highway U.S. 6 to easterly Dale road; the Woodside-Casti- e Thence westerly aiong this road to near Castle Dale; Highway to thence northerly along Price, point of beginning. 15 Buck MYTON BENCH Permits (September H) Those parts of Duchesne and Uintah counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at Duchesne; thence southto westerly along Highway Duchesne the River-Argyl- e Creek-NinMile Creek drainage divide; thence easterly along this drainage divide to the Green River; thence northerly along the Green River to the Duchesne River; thence northwesterly and westerly aiong the Duchesne River to Duchesne, point of beym- PARKER MOUNTAIN Buck Permits (September 3 September 75 11) Those parts of Wayne, Garfield. Piute and Sevier counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at Richfield; thence northerly along Highway US 89 to Sauna thence easterly to tne Sevier along Htqhway Emery County line, thence southerly along this county line to the Park Capitol Roof National boundary; thence westerly and southerly along this boundary to east oi Torrev, Highway thence westerly along U 24 to the Fremont River east of BlckneM, thence westerly along the Fremont River to Pine Creek, thenre southerly aiong Pine Creek to the Boulder Mountain rim; thence southerly along this rim to tf Fremont River Escalante River drainage divide thrice south westerly along this drainage di vide to the head of Antimony thence westerly oown Creek; C. Antimony Creek to Highway to thence northerly along thence northerly Highway to Highway along to thence northerly along thence westerly Highway to Richfield, point of along beginning. 10 Buck Permits SAN RAFAEL 11 ) (September Those parts of Emery, Wayne and Garfield counties within the following described boundary. Beginning at the confluence of the San Rafael and Green Rivers; thence southerly and southwesterly along the Green and Colorado Rivers to Highway thence northwesterly along to Hanksvitie; thence northerly along Highway to Muddy 4 Creek; mence northwesterly along Muddy Creek to the San Rafael reef; thence northeasterly along the San Rafael reef to the San Rafael River; thence southeasterly along the San Rafael River to the Green River, point of beginning 25 DESERT SOUTHWEST Buck Permits (September 11) Those parts of Millard, Beaver and Iron counties within the following described boundary. Beginning at Delta; thence southwesterly along the Union Pacific a Railroad to the State line near Modena; thence north along the State line to thence easterHighway U.S. 50-ly aiong U.S. 506 to Delta, point of beginning. WEST DESERT (September ) 10 Buck Riverbed part Permits Those parts of Tooele, Juab and fol- Millard counties within the lowing described boundary: Beginning at the junction of High6 near Mills and ways Junction; thence southerly along to Highway U.S. 6; thence and southwesterly southerly aiong U.S. 6 to a line running in a direction northerly-southerl- along the summits of the Dugway, Thomas, Drum and Little Drum Mountains; thence northerly at along this line to Highway Knolls; thence easterly along to its lunction with Highway point of beginning 10 Buck Snake Valley part Permits Those parts of Tooele, Juab and Millard counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at Knolls on Highway thence southerly along a line running aiong the summits of the Drum and Dugway, Thomas, Little Drum Mountains to Highway U.S 506; thence westerly a to the along U.S. 50-State line; thence north aiong the State line to Highway to thence easterly aiong Knolls, point of beginning. 3. APPLICATION FOR PERMITS Applications for antelope permits may be made bv mail or personal application to any office of the Utah State Division ot Wildlife Resources. See Section A 4. a. for addresses of these offices. Special application forms are available from license agents or Wildlife Resources offices and must be used in applying for these permits. Applications will be accepted until 5 00 pm. July 29, )977 All applications filled out incorrectly or received later than this time will be invalid and reiected. The cost of permits is $10 00 The permit foe will not be accepted at the time application is made. Only Utah residents who have obtained a valid 1977 Big C.arr or Combination I icense are eligible to appiy for these permits. AH applications shall incluoe the applicant's license number, full name and address, and his or her choice of hunting unit if more applications are received tor antelope permits on any given area than the number of permits authorized for these areas, a public drawing will be held at 9 00 a m. August 5, 1977, to determine the successful applicants Drawings will be held at Ufah Division of Wildlife Resources Office, 1596 West North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 Successful applicants will be notified bv mall. Pavment tor permits will be accepted bv mail or In person Upon receipt of payment, the permit will be mailed to the successful applicant Successful applicants will not be eligible to apply again for an antelope permit until 1980, as prescribed by law MOOSE restricted number of moose Permits, valid during the dates are authorized on the following areas. The number and type o permits authorized and tne season dales are specified in the following table bulls are defined as moose with antlers ionger than ears If shall be unlawful for any person to apply for or possess a lV7 moose permit who has previously obtained a moose permit In Utah A specified PERMITS AUTHORIZED SEASON y 2. DESCRIPTION OF HUNTING AREAS BEAR RIVER-HOLIN THE ROCK 20 Bull Permits (Sep- tember 25) That part of Summit County within the following described boundary. Beginning at the State line and the Burnt Fork-B'rcCreek drainage divide. thence southerly along this drainage divde to the Burnt Creek drainage divide; thence southerly along this drainage divide to the summit ofe the Uinta Mountain (Summlt-DuchesnCounty line); thence this summit to the westerly along r River drainBear age divide; thence westerly along this drainage divide to the Weber River-ChalCreek drainage divide; thence westerly aiong this drainage divide to Highwav near Coalville; thence northerly ft) the and northeasterly along State Hoe; thence soutn and east along the State line to the Burnt Fork-BircCreek drainage divide, point of beginning. Eastern part 20 Antlerless Permits 11(November ) That within Summit County the following described boundary-Beginning at the State line and the Burnt Fork-BircCreek drainage divide; thence southerly along this drainage divide to the Burnt Creek drainage divide; thence southerly along this to the summit of divide drainage the Umta Mountains (Summit-Duchesn- e County line) , thence westerly along this summit to the River drainBlack's Fork-Bea- r age divide (Elizabeth Ridge); part of thence northerly along this drainage divide to the State line, tnence easterly along the State line to the Burnt Creek drainage div.de, point of beginning CREEK OGDFN RIVER-LOSCACHE Morgan and Weoer part Bun Permits (September September 25) Those parts of Morgan, Weber and Summit counties within the following described boundary Beginning at the 90, State line and Highway to thence southwesterly aiong Echo Junction, thence northwestto its erly aiong Highwav near junction with Highway Rov; ttnc northerly along Elder County ?0 the Weber-Boline; thence easterly along this county line to the Rica County line, thence southeasterly and northeasterly along this county Cache and Riot part Permits 5 Bull (September ember 25) Those parts of Box Elder, Cache and Rich counties within the following described boundary- Beginning at the Weber-BoElder County line and Highway US M. thence northerly91 along near U.S. 99 to Highway U S. Brigham City; thence northerly along U S. 91 to the Utah-ldah- o State line, thence east along this State lire to the State line; thence south along this State lire to the Rich County lire; thence westerly along this county and Weber-BoUne, the Weber-Cach- e Elder County lines to Highway U S. 09, point of beginning. O. BUFFALO sixteen day season, November 20, for a buffalo of the It shall be unlawful for any person to apply tor or possess a 1977 buffalo permit who has previously obtained a buffalo permit in Utah. Hunters will be required to attend a hunter orientation course prior to the season. PERMITS LAREA AUTHORIZED 10 Henry Mountains A hunter's choice, is prescribed tor (he Henry Mountain area. 2. DESCRIPTION OF HUNTING AREA 10 Hunter's Choice Permits (November HENRY MOUNTAINS 20) Those parts of Wayne and Garfield counties within the following described boundary: Beginning at Hanksviile; thence southerly along the Dirty Devil River and Lake Poweli to Bullfrog; thence northerly Road to Highway thence easterly along along the BuMfrog-Nototo Hanksviile, point of beginning. E. DESERT BIGHORN A thirty day season, September 16, for trophy rams is prescribed for the San Juan area. A trophy ram is defined as at least seven (7) years old andor having a Boone and Crockett score of 144 points minimum. Hunters will be required to attend a hunter orientation course prior to the season, and to have a spotting scope of minimum 15 power while hunting. A numbered seal will be affixed to the horn indicating legal harvest of the animal. This seal must then remain permanently affixed to the horn, it shail be unlawful for any person to apply for or possess a 1977 desert bighorn permit who has previously obtained a desert bighorn permit in Utah. PERMITS AUTHORIZED AREA San Juan North part South part 1. 20 5 trophy ram trophy ram DESCRIPTION OF HUNTING AREA JUAN 16) 20 Trophy Ram Permits (September North pari That part of San Juan County within the following oescribed boundary. Beginning at the south boundary of Canyonlands Nationalto Park and the Colorado River; thence easterly along this boundary Sait Creek; thence southerly aiong Salt Creek to the Dugout Ranch-Bear'- s Ears road on Elk Ridge; thence southerly along this road 5 to Highway south of Elk Ridge; thence westerly aiong 5 to the Colorado River; thence northerly aiong the Colorado River to the southern boundary of Canyonlands National Park, point of beginning. 16) 5 Trophy Ram Permits (September South part That part of San Juan County within the following described thence River the and Colorado at Highwav boundary. Beginning to ; thence southerly along easterly aiong 5 to Highway Highway U.S. 163? thence southerly along U.S. 163 to the San Juan to River San Lake Powell; Juan the River; thence westerly along thence northerly along the east shoreline ot Lake Powell to Highway point of beginning. 2. AN F. APPLICATION AND PERMIT REGULATIONS FOR MOOSE, BUFFALO AND DESERT BIGHORN t. APPLICATION All applications shail the applicant's license number, full name and address and his or her choice of hunting unit. Separate application forms and fee payments must be submitted for each type permit requested. It shall be unlawful to submit more than one ( ) appl i cation for any one kind of special FOR species. include application forms are available from license agents or Wildlife Resources offices and must be used in applying for these per- permit. PERMITS Applications for moose, buffalo and desert bighorn permits may be made by mail or personal application to any office of the Utah State Division of Wildlife Resources. See Section A.4.a. for addresses of these offices. Special mits. Applications will be accepted until 5:00 p.m. July 29, 1977. All applications filled out incorrectly or received later than this time will be invalid and rejected. The cost of permits is $100.00. This tee, in the form of a money order or certified check, must accompany the application. Only Utah residents who have obtained a valid 1977 Big Game or Combination License are eligible to apply for permits for these more applications are for moose, buffalo and desert bighorn on any given area than the number of permits authorized for these species and areas, a public drawing will be held at 9:00 a.m., August 5. 1977, to determine the successful applicants. Drawings will be held at If re- ceived the Utah Division of Wildlife 1596 West Resources Office, North Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116. Successful applicants will be notified by mail. G. INDIAN LANDS Indian reservation and trust lands are administered separately from State, private and other Federal lands. Nonmembers of the Ute Indian Tribe wishing to hunt on any portion of the Uintah-OuraIndian Reservation must first obtain both the proper Utah hunting license and a Tribal permit. Permits and details of hunting regulations may be obtained by contacting the Ute Indian Tribe, Fort Duchesne, Utah. H. GENERAL REGULATIONS FOR TAKING ELK, ANTELOPE, MOOSE, BUFFALO AND DESERT BIGHORN 1. EXHIBIT OF LICENSE, PERMIT AND WILDLIFE Ail persons whiie engaged in hunting or while transporting wildlife, shall be required upon demand of any conservation officer or any other peace officer to exhibit the required license, permit or tag, or any device or aoparatus in his possession used for hunting, or any wildlife in his possession. 2. RETURN OF POSTCARD SECTION WITH HUNT INFORMATION WITHIN TEN (10) DAYS OF OF THE CONCLUSION THE SPECIFIED HUNTING SEAPAID SON, THE POSTAGE POSTCARD SECTION OF THE PERMIT CARD MUST BE FILLED OUT WITH THE REQUIRED INFORMATION AND MAILED TO THE DIVISION OF WILDLIFE RESOURCES THIS CARD MUST BE RETURNED THE HUNTER IS WHETHER SUCCESSFUL OR NOT IN KILLING AN ELK, ANTELOPE, MOOSE, BUFFALO OR DESERT BIGHORN AND FAILURE TO SO RETURN IT WILL CONSTITUTE A MISDEMEANOR. 3. TAGGING All animals must be tagged immediately after kill and before being transported. It shall be unlawful to transport an animal from the place of kill unless the tag is detacned from the permit, properly notched to correspond with the date of kill and the physical characteristics of the animal, and securely attached to the animat. It shall be unlawful to notch more than one date, sex of animal or to mutilate the tag. It shall oe unlawful to hunt or pursue game with tag detached from the permit. The tag must remain with the majority portion of meat until is the animal entirety consumed. It is unlawful for any butcher or owner or employee of a locker plant or storage plant to receive for processing or storage the carcass of any big game required to be tagged, unless the carcass has attached to It the required tag or proper donation slip. 4. AGE LIMIT It shall be unlawful for any person under 16 years of age to apply for or possess a Big Game or Combination License or big game permit. 5. HUNTING HOURS It is unlawful to take big game except during daylight hours. Daylight hours are defined as tnat one-hahour period between before official sunrise to one-hahour after official sunset. 6. USE OF DOGS it shail be unlawful for any person at any time to take big game with the aid of a dog or dogs. 7. WEARING OF "HUNTER ORANGE" APPAREL Every person, except as noted below, white hunting big game animals shall wear a minimum of of "Hunter 400 square incites Orange" fluorescent material on his head, chest and back. Other red and yellow colors do not comply with ttiis regulation. A person hunting elk during the Auqust and September archery hunt, deer curing the October muzrleioader hunt or bighorn sheep during the September-Octobehunt is not required to wear colored ciot.ung. I FIREARMS RESTRICTIONS It shall be unlawful to use any firearm using rlmfire cartridges, any hamKiun or any type shotgun, crossbow, or a nonexpending type bullet when taking elk, antelope, moose, buffalo or desert bighorn. rifles must have Muzzleloading iron sights only, use black powder 40 cal. or larger a fire and only i proiectile 9. BOW AND ARROW RESTRICTIONS The bow and arrow shall be a legal weapon for ail Utah by game speoos The minimum bow pull must be 40 pound at archei 's draw; arrowhead must have two or more sharp cutting edges and not be capable of passing through a inch ring Arrows with chemically treated or exo'osive arrowheads, ana any mechanical n device tor cocking, reieas-nholding tne bow at draw IWi be illegal Any type crossbow snail also be illegal It shad tie unlawful to hunt trom or discharge an arrow from any vehicle 10. IN LOADEO FIREARMS VEHICLE No person, other than peace officers in the performance of their duty or persons with a valid permit to carry loaded firearms for the protection of life or property, shall carry in or on any vehicle (including any twoor snowwheeled conveyance mobile) any firearms which have live ammunition in the firing chamber. A revolver shall be Hve deemed loaded wbn ft ammunition in the chamber of the cylinder aligned with the barrel or the chamber of the cylinder which would next rotate into alignment with the barrel. A muzzleioader shall be considered loaded when primed with any type flash powder or percussion cap. It. UNLAWFUL DISCHARGE OF FIREARMS It is unlawful for any person, other than peace officers in the performance of their duty, to discharge any kind of firearm from any vehicle, or from, upon, or across any public highway. 12. USE OF AIRBORNE. TERAND AQUATIC RESTRIAL VEHICLES IN TAKING WILDLIFE It is unlawful for any person to take any form of wildlife from an aircraft either fixed wing or helicopter or any other airborne vehicle or device or any motorized terrestrial or aouatic vehiand cle, Including snowmobiles other recreational vehicles. Additionally, it shall be unlawful to utilize either a fixed wing aircraft or helicopter to locate wildlife. The above provisions shall not apply to personnel or authorized agencies involved in search and rescue operations, or to employees of the Division of in the disWildlife Resources charge of their duties. 13. SPOTLIGHTING GAME It shall be unlawful for any person, or ore or more persons, to throw or cast the ravs of any spotlight, headlight, or other light on any highway cr in any field, woodland or forest upon any game animal white having in his possession or under his control any firearm or weapon whereby such animal could be killed even though the animal is not killed, iniured, shot at, or otherwise pursued. The provisions of this section do not apply in a caw where the headlights of a motor vehicle operated in a usual manner on a highway cast a light on such an animal near or on such highway and there is no attempt or intent to locate the animal 14. EMERGENCY CLOSING Any area may be closed to hunting without further notice as an emergency conservation or fire prevention measure by posting with suitable signs and markers 15. TEMPORARY GAME PRESERVES AH elk, antelope, moose, buffalo and desert bighorn areas are established as temporary game preserves and as such are closed to hunhrtg by ail except holders of respective, valid elk, antelope, moose, buffalo or desert bighorn permits during the open season of these hunts, except as noted below for archery elk season Such temporary game preserves are closed to cougar and bear hunting during prescrined big game seasons Additionally, carrying of firearms on temporary game preserves is prohibited except for respective possessor ot a valid 1977 elk, antelope, moose, buffalo or desert bighorn permit This section does not apply to upland game seasons providing such hunting Is done with a shotgun only. It shail be unlawful for anyone other than a duly apoolnted peace officer to carry or possess a pistol or revolver on any temporary game preserve Open bull eik areas are not ' f1111 aiji temporary game preserve during the archery elk hunt of August XI to September 5. 1977 It hali be unlawful tor any person who has obtained an arc hery elk permit to have in his possession, camp, vehicle, or otherwise be m control Ot any type of firearm 16. CHECKING STATIONS AkiD ROADBLOCKS it is unlawful for any person to ait to stop at checking stations or road blockade where a stop sign or red or blue light is displayed U" EVIDENCE OF SEX No person while hunting on an 17. area restricted to the taking game of oniy one sex (male female) or whotor possesses the tat of or a log of license or permit sex shell possess game of only one or transport the carcass of any big game animal or any mator carcass, unless portions of such the same has thereon the natural evidence of its sex (head or sex organs) attached. 18. DONATION OF MEAT the whole or any portion of any game animal lawfully taken shall be donated to another, the donor shall enoorse such tact on a certificate, stating the otportion the donated, the number animat license upon which the was lawfully killed by the donor, the date o donation and the signature of the donor. Such certificate shall be retained bv If the donee and shall be deemed facie evidence of lawful possession and authorltw to transstore tf : wtne within the and port State of Utah. OF BIG 19. TRANSPORTING GAME WITHIN THE STATE which have Big game animal been taken by legal methods may be transported anywhere in the State bv the permit holder, provided that the animal is property tagged and the permittee has in his possession a valid Big Game or Combination License and appermit Big game propriate which has been legally taken may be transported bv an individual other than the permit holder, provided that the animal is properly tagged and Is accompanied bv the hunting license and permit belonging to the individual who took the animal and written authorization for transport of the animal listing the following information (1) date ot kill; (2) location of kill; (3) species and sex of anima' being transported, (4) origin and destination of such transportation; (S) the name of the hunter killing the animal; and (6) the name of the individual transporting the animal. Protected wildlife may be transported without the above licenses, permits, or authorization providing a valid shipping permit is obtained from an authorized representative of the Division of Wildlife Resources. 20. EXPORTING BIG GAME FROM THE STATE . NONRESIDENT Big game or parts thereof may be exported from Utah only when accompanied by a valid Nonresident Big Game Hunting License and proper permit card corresponding with the tag attached to the animal or when accompanied by a legal shipping permit issued by authorized persons. b RESIDENT Big game or parts thereof mav be exported from Utah only wnen accompanied IN PERSON by a resident who possesses a valid big game hunting license and permit corresponding with the tag at tached to the animal NO PERMITS WILL BE ISSUED FOR TRANSPORTING BIG GAME OUT OF THE STATE KILLED ON RESIDENT LICENSE OR PERMIT. 21. IMPORTATION OF GAME MEAT INTO UTAH It shall be unlawful for anyone to sell or offer for sale any game meat obtained within Utah or imported into Utah from another country or state. 22. PURCHASE OR SALE OF WILDLIFE ft is unlawful to purchase, sell, offer for sale, barter or otherwise dispose of or obtain for sale, purchase or barter any big game or parts thereof except heads, hides, antlers and horns as herein provided. Heads, horns and ant lers of legally taken animals may not be purchased, sold or traded during the period August 15 through December 15; they may be purchased, sold or traded during the period December 16 through August 14. Fresh hides of legally taken animals may be purchased, sold or traded during established big game seasons or subsequent thereto. 23. WASTING WILDLIFE It is unlawful to waste or permit to be wasted or spoiled any big game. 24. HUNTING UNDER INFLU- ENCE OF ALCOHOL OR ILLEGAL DRUGS. It is unlawful for any person to possess or use weapons in the taking of any big game whiie under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs. 25. TRESPASS Any person entering upon privately owned land of any other person, firm or corporation which is properly posted, without permission from the owner or person in charge, is guilty of a Class B misdemeanor. Any person who upon request of the owner or person in charge of private land shall refuse to immediately leave such private land, whether posted or not, is guilty of a Class B misdemeanor. Any person who without the owner' permission shail obstruct any entrance or exit to private property is guilty of a Class B misdemeanor. Any person convicted of vioof this lating any provisions section while in the act of hunting or fishing may have his license, certificate or permit relating to the activity engaged in at the time of such violation revoked by ttve Division, and such person mav not obtain another license, certificate or permit for that activity until a period of one year shall elapse from tne dote of revoca tion. Private property shall he deemed posted properly when "No Trespassing" signs andor a minimum of 100 square inches of 1 luorescent or bright yellow paint (on exterior fenceposts, trees; or when metal fenceposts are used, the entire exterior side must be painted) are displayed at all corners, and at all fishing streams that cross property lines, and along all roads, and trails, gates and rights-of-wa- y entering such land. Posting must be confined to privately owned land under the control of an individual, group or organization and is not valid in restricting access to public lands other than lands controlled by public agencies posted as conservation measures. landowner desiring enof this provision must Division of Wildlife Resources in writing Wdays prior to the opening of any hunting and fishing season that property is posted in the prescribed manner and that unless anyone has written permission to hunt or fish on that property, the landowner expects the Division to apprehend and prosecute the trespasser. This section shall not apply to peace or conservation officers in the performance of their duties. Any person, firm or corporation desiring to permit hunting on privately owned property bv the owner or owners and not others, except bv permission, mav post a special sign "hunting by permission only." "Hunting by Permission Cards" will be provided to landholders bv the Division upon request, for use in granting access to such lands. Written permission is not required tor access to lands posted "Hunting bv Permission"; verbal permission is sufficient for access to such lands 26. UNLAWFUL TO AID OR ASSIST It is unlawful for any person to aid or assist any other person to violate any rule or regulation. 27. UNLAWFUL PERMITS AH permits applied for or obtained shall be unlawfully seized and shall be null and void. Any forcement notify the If i provided bv law that the shall above rule and regulation have the full force and effect of law Any violation shall be considered a misdemeanor and shah be prosecuted as such. Each act in violation shall constitute a separate offense. UTAH STATE BOARD OF BIG GAME CONTROL JOHN W MUMMA HAROlD A. HINTE NEWELL A JOHNSON RICHARD H. LEIGH DONALD A. SMITH Bv DONALD A SMITH Chairman STATE OF UTAH ) )SS COUNTY OF SALT LAKE ) I. Donald A. Smith, Director of the Division of Wildlife Resources, acting on behalf of the Division of Wildlife Resources, do hereby certiry that the proclamation attached hereto of the Board of Big Game Control, is a true and correct copv and has been duly adopted. Hied, and published in accordance with the Wildlife Resources Code of Utah Noted this 5tn day of July, 1977 Wll division of IFE RESOURCES DONALD A. SMITH it Director DL Bv Sub rlbed and sworn to before me this 5th day of July, 1977. E STEWART CLARK Notary Public residing In Salt Lake County My C ommission fc xpiiev July 5, 198 i |
