Utah § 23A-4-801 Falconry certificate of registration -- Residents 12 or older may obtain certificate of registration -- License for falconry meet for nonresidents -- Wildlife Board approval required for falconry meet -- Hunting license required to take protected game.

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§ 23A-4-801 — Falconry certificate of registration -- Residents 12 or older may obtain certificate of registration -- License for falconry meet for nonresidents -- Wildlife Board approval required for falconry meet -- Hunting license required to take protected game.

Utah § 23A-4-801

Title 23AWildlife Resources Act

Ch. 23A-4Licenses, Permits, Certificates of Registration, and Tags

Part 23A-4-8Falconry

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Bluebook

Utah Code Ann. § 23A-4-801 (2026).

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(1)A resident 12 years old or older may obtain a certificate of registration to hold falcons and engage in the sport of falconry on nongame wildlife species upon application to the division.

(2)A nonresident entering Utah to participate in the sport of falconry at an organized meet shall obtain a license as provided in Section 23A-4-802.

(3)Organizers of a falconry meet shall apply to and receive approval from the Wildlife Board to conduct an organized falconry meet.

(4)(4)(a) A person engaging in the sport of falconry on protected small game species shall possess, in addition to the falconry certificate of registration, a hunting license.

(4)(b) A nonresident who has been issued a license pursuant to Section 23A-4-802 is not required to possess a hunting license to take small game dur

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(1) A resident 12 years old or older may obtain a certificate of registration to hold falcons and engage in the sport of falconry on nongame wildlife species upon application to the division.
(2) A nonresident entering Utah to participate in the sport of falconry at an organized meet shall obtain a license as provided in Section 23A-4-802.
(3) Organizers of a falconry meet shall apply to and receive approval from the Wildlife Board to conduct an organized falconry meet.
(4) (4)(a) A person engaging in the sport of falconry on protected small game species shall possess, in addition to the falconry certificate of registration, a hunting license.
(4)(b) A nonresident who has been issued a license pursuant to Section 23A-4-802 is not required to possess a hunting license to take small game during the five-day period of the license.