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DWR increases fish limit at Utah lakes in ’emergency change’
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — In what the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is calling an “emergency change,” anglers can now keep up to 16 trout of any species in some Utah waters. The change ...
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See wildlife in your neighborhood? Here’s when you should report it to Utah DWR
As Utah's population and cities grow, so does the number of wildlife encounters in the state. Not every encounter needs to be ...
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Reconstructed Provo River Delta opens for public recreation and wildlife admiration
After nearly half of a decade of restoration efforts, the newly reconstructed Provo River Delta is back open, providing a ...
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DWR recommends changes to Utah deer management, seeks input
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is recommending several changes to deer management ahead of the current plan's ...
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DWR seeking information on buck deer illegally killed near Bears Ears National Monument
PRICE, Utah (KUTV) — DWR officers are seeking information about a buck deer found illegally killed near Bears Ears National Monument. Officials said officers received a report of the poached ...
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See Mule Deer at Upcoming DWR Viewing Event
November is the perfect time for wildlife watchers and photographers to see mule deer since they are migrating during ...
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Provo River Delta reopens to the public after 4-year restoration project
The Provo River Delta has officially reopened to the public following a 250-acre restoration project that commenced in March ...
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Youth Pheasant Hunt hosted by Utah DWR Calling all youth hunters! Grab your shotgun, wear orange and join us for a fun, fall day hunting pheasants.
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife are hosting a free youth pheasant hunt at the Annabella Wildlife Management Area on Saturday, November 9.
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See wildlife in your neighborhood? Here’s when you should report it to Utah DWR
Not every encounter needs to be reported to the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources — but here’s what to know about when you should. Mountains and canyons are the natural habitat for wildlife ...