Utah has extended the application period to March 8 due to computer problems.

For 2010 Utah is not requiring archery hunters to choose a region.

A hunting license is required before you may apply to hunt deer via the draw. Ditto bonus and preference points.  The price for a non-resident license is $65.  The price for a general tag is $263. The price for limited entry is $463 and for premium limited entry – $563.

If you hunt deer you will probably be required to report online within 30 days. If you fail to do so, you will be assessed a $50 late fee the next time you apply.

Rifle deer hunts for 2010 are limited to five days, and in some cases three days.

Utah is making available permits called management buck permits to get rid of 3-points and under. Beware, you lose your bonus points on these hunts.

The wolves are eating things they shouldn’t and are habitating places they shouldn’t, DUH. When Norway recently announced a wolf hunt, Sweden opposed. They have since re-thought the matter.

Over 10,000 hunters registered to hunt. Hunters can only keep the hide and must turn the rest in within 24 hours of harvest.

This year you may apply for a Utah deer hunt beginning February 1 and ending on March 1. If you are applying for points only you have until March 8th. You may apply online by clicking here: APPLY

Good Luck

Game licenses

Permit or license	Rate
Resident basic hunting license (13 and younger)	$11.00
Resident basic hunting license (14 and older)	$26.00
Resident combination	$30.00
Nonresident combination license	$80.00
Resident Dedicated Hunter, 3-yr. (12–17)	$105.00
Resident Dedicated Hunter, 3-yr. (age 18+)	$180.00
Lifetime license Dedicated Hunter, 3-yr. (12–17)	$37.50
Lifetime license Dedicated Hunter, 3-yr. (age 18+)	$75.00
Nonresident basic hunting license	$65.00
Nonresident small game, 3-day	$25.00
Nonresident Dedicated Hunter, (12–17), includes season fishing license	$799.00
Nonresident Dedicated Hunter, (age 18+), includes season fishing license	$1,032.00
Nonresident falconry meet	$15.00

General big game season permits

Permit or license	Rate
Resident general season deer	$35.00
Resident antlerless deer	$25.00
Resident two-doe antlerless	$40.00
Resident depredation-deer-antlerless	$25.00
Resident landowner mitigation
Deer: antlerless	$25.00
Elk: antlerless	$45.00
Pronghorn: doe	$20.00
Nonresident landowner mitigation
Deer: antlerless	$88.00
Elk: antlerless	$213.00
Pronghorn: doe	$135.00
Nonresident general season deer, includes season fishing license	$263.00
Nonresident extended hunt archery auxiliary deer permit-with valid deer license	$20.00
Nonresident depredation-deer-antlerless	$88.00
Nonresident antlerless deer	$88.00
Nonresident two-doe antlerless	$166.00

Limited-entry game permits

Permit or license	Rate
Deer
Resident limited-entry	$75.00
Resident premium limited-entry deer	$163.00
Resident CWMU buck deer	$35.00
Resident CWMU limited-entry deer	$75.00
Resident CWMU premium limited-entry deer	$163.00
Resident CWMU antlerless deer	$25.00
Resident CWMU two-doe antlerless deer	$40.00
Nonresident limited-entry deer, includes season fishing license	$463.00
Nonresident premium limited-entry deer, includes season fishing license	$563.00
Nonresident CWMU buck deer, includes season fishing license	$263.00
Nonresident CWMU limited-entry deer, includes season fishing license	$463.00
Nonresident CWMU premium limited-entry deer, includes season fishing license	$563.00
Nonresident CWMU anterless deer	$88.00
Nonresident CWMU two-doe antlerless deer	$166.00

Unit: Cache North

Report Text: This is just an example report. This is the Admin of this website just doing some trial runs on this new Hunting Reports feature. Please disregard this example hunting report.

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Admin

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From Us at MDF

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Time was when most men hunted and few women were among the ranks. Today, male mule deer hunters are a minority – maybe 10-15% of the populace of any western state. Oddly, women mule deer hunters are on the increase. That is not to say that female hunters are plentiful. It should be noted that there are less than half the total number of mule deer hunters there were some twenty years ago. It is anyone’s guess as to the reason for increasing numbers of female hunters, but I welcome it. I don’t know which kind of woman appeals to me more, one driving a four wheel drive pickup or one posing with a trophy buck. Either way, I like both. Feast your eyes on these sights, gentlemen.