Utah Admin. Code R657-5-41 - Rocky Mountain Goat Hunts
(1) To
hunt Rocky Mountain goat, a hunter must obtain a Rocky Mountain goat
permit.
(2) A person who has
obtained a Rocky Mountain goat permit may not obtain any other Rocky Mountain
goat permit or hunt during any other Rocky Mountain goat hunt.
(3) A Rocky Mountain goat of either sex may
be legally taken on a hunter's choice permit.
(4) The goat permit allows a person to take
one goat within the area, during the seasons, and using the weapon type
prescribed by the Wildlife Board.
(5) A female-only goat permit allows a person
to take one female goat within the area, during the seasons, and using the
weapon type specified on the permit and in the Antlerless guidebook of the
Wildlife Board for taking big game.
(6)
(a) An
orientation course is required for Rocky Mountain goat hunters who draw or
purchase a female-only goat permit or a hunter's choice permit.
(b) The orientation course must be completed
online through the division's website.
(c) The orientation course must be completed
before the hunter obtains their permit.
(7)
(a) A
person who has obtained a Rocky Mountain goat permit must report hunt
information within 30 calendar days after the end of the hunting season,
whether the permit holder was successful or unsuccessful in harvesting a Rocky
Mountain goat.
(b) Rocky Mountain
goat permit holders must report hunt information by telephone, or through the
division's website.
(c) A person
who fails to comply with the requirement in Subsection (a) shall be ineligible
to apply for any once-in-a-lifetime, premium limited entry, limited entry, or
cooperative wildlife management unit permit or bonus points in the following
year.
(d) Late questionnaires may
be accepted pursuant to Subsection
R657-42-9(2).
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