Utah § 23A-7-208 Possession of permits and licenses by hunter -- Restrictions.

Utah Statutes

§ 23A-7-208 — Possession of permits and licenses by hunter -- Restrictions.

Utah § 23A-7-208

Title 23AWildlife Resources Act

Ch. 23A-7Cooperative Wildlife Management Units

Part 23A-7-2Requirements

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Utah Code Ann. § 23A-7-208 (2026).

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(1)A person may not hunt in a cooperative wildlife management unit without having in the person's possession:

(1)(a) a valid cooperative wildlife management unit authorization or permit or other permit as authorized by the Wildlife Board; and

(1)(b) the necessary hunting licenses and tags.

(2)A cooperative wildlife management unit authorization or permit:

(2)(a) entitles the holder to hunt only in the cooperative wildlife management unit specified on the authorization or permit pursuant to rules and proclamations of the Wildlife Board and does not entitle the holder to hunt on any other private or public land; and

(2)(b) constitutes written permission for trespass as required under Section 23A-5-317.

(3)A cooperative wildlife management unit may address the number of individuals a coo

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(1) A person may not hunt in a cooperative wildlife management unit without having in the person's possession:

(1)(a) a valid cooperative wildlife management unit authorization or permit or other permit as authorized by the Wildlife Board; and
(1)(b) the necessary hunting licenses and tags.
(2) A cooperative wildlife management unit authorization or permit:

(2)(a) entitles the holder to hunt only in the cooperative wildlife management unit specified on the authorization or permit pursuant to rules and proclamations of the Wildlife Board and does not entitle the holder to hunt on any other private or public land; and
(2)(b) constitutes written permission for trespass as required under Section 23A-5-317.
(3) A cooperative wildlife management unit may address the number of individuals a cooperative wildlife management unit permit holder may select as companions, except that a cooperative wildlife management unit shall allow, at a minimum, one companion to accompany free of charge the cooperative wildlife management unit permit holder.