Utah Conservation Tags, This years List

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Here is the list for this year. Looks like these orgs are enjoying selling the States Tags for the promotion of their events. Just scroll down for a while to get the magnitude of this.
Good Gig for them!!!


Mule Deer Foundation Tags

Deer Henry Mountains Season Choice
Deer Statewide Statewide
Elk Panguitch Lake Archery
Elk Fillmore, Oak Creek Premium
Elk Central Mtns, Nebo Premium
Elk Plateau, Fish Lake, Thousand Lake Any-Weapon
Elk Mt. Dutton Archery
Elk San Juan Muzzleloader
Cougar Statewide Statewide

Elk Cache, North Premium
Elk Cache, South Premium
Antlerless Elk Northern
Bull Moose Cache
Turkey Northern
Pronghorn Cache, N. Rich Any-weapon

Elk Beaver Any-Weapon
Elk Beaver Archery
Deer Paunsaugunt Muzzleloader

Deer La Sal, Dolores Season Choice
Deer Paunsaugunt Muzzleloader
Elk Mt. Dutton Archery
Elk Plateau, Fish Lake, Thousand Lake Premium
Antlerless Elk Southern
Pronghorn Plateau Any-weapon
Cougar Southern

Deer Paunsaugunt Archery
Deer San Juan, Elk Ridge Season Choice
Elk Central Mtns., Nebo Premium
Elk Central Mtns., Nebo Archery
Antlerless Elk Central
Cougar Central
Turkey Central
Turkey Central


Santa Rosa, CA Saturday, March 03, 2012
Species Unit Condition
Pronghorn Plateau Any-weapon

Deer Paunsaugunt Season Choice
Elk San Juan Premium
Elk Fillmore, Pahvant Premium
Elk Monroe Archery
Antlerless Elk Northern
Bull Moose Ogden
Rocky Mtn Goat Ogden, Willard
Rocky Mtn Goat Ogden, Willard
Cougar Northern Region

Deer Fillmore, Oak Creek Season Choice
Deer S. Slope, Diamond Mtn. Muzzleloader
Elk Mt. Dutton Premium
Elk Wasatch Mtns. Any-Weapon
Elk Central Mtns., Nebo Any-weapon
Pronghorn Plateau Any-Weapon
Cougar Northern Region

Species Unit Condition
Elk Fillmore, Pahvant Any-weapon
Deer Paunsaugunt Any-weapon

Elk Central Mtns., Manti Premium
Elk Central Mtns., Manti Archery
Elk Central Mtns., Manti Muzzleloader
Antlerless Elk Southeast
Deer Paunsaugunt Archery
Elk Monroe Premium
Elk Fillmore, Pahvant Archery
Elk Panguitch Lake Any-weapon
Pronghorn Book Cliffs, South Any-weapon
Pronghorn San Rafael, N. Any-weapon
Deer Book Cliffs Season Choice
Deer Book Cliffs Muzzleloader
Elk Book Cliffs, Bitter Creek - South Premium
Elk South Slope, Diamond Mountain Premium
Elk North Slope, Three Corners Premium
Antlerless Elk Northeast
Antlerless Elk Northeast
Pronghorn S. Slope, Bonanza, Diamond Any-weapon
Prongorn N. Slope, West Daggett Any-Weapon
Bear S. Slope, Vernal/Diamond/Bonanza
Deer Paunsaugunt Season Choice
Elk S.W. Desert Premium
Pronghorn S.W. Desert Any-Weapon

Deer S. Slope, Diamond Mtn. Season Choice
Elk Cache, North Any-Weapon
Pronghorn Box Elder, Pilot Mtn Any-Weapon
Pronghorn Box Elder, Promontory Any-weapon
Deer West Desert, Vernon Archery
Deer West Desert, Vernon Muzzleloader
Elk Oquirrh-Stansbury Premium
Elk Mt. Dutton Any-weapon
Elk Panguitch Lake Any-weapon
Antlerless Elk Central
Deer S. Slope, Diamond Season Choice
Elk Book Cliffs, Little Creek (roadless) Archery
Elk Wasatch Mtns. Premium
Pronghorn Plateau Any-weapon

Unnassigned
Species Unit Condition
Turkey Northeast

SFW Auction Tags
Alaska Kenai Peninsula Fishing Trip
Utah San Rafael North Antelope Conservation Permit
5-day New Zealand Free Range Red Stag or Tahr Hunt
Wasatch Moose Conservation Permit
Colorado Statewide Pronghorn
MDF Youth Shooting Program Gun
Pahvant Landowner Elk, Hunters Choice
Colorado Statewide Elk
Hunting and Photographic Safari
San Juan Landowner Elk Hunters Choice
MDF Convention Gun
Utah Premium Pahvant Elk Conservation Permit
Paunsaugunt Landowner Deer Hunters Choice
5-Day Colorado Mule Deer
Wyoming Commissioners Tag, your choice Elk, Deer or Antelope
10-day bow-hunt in South Africa for three hunters
Utah Pahvant Landowner Elk Hunters Choice
Washington East Side Deer
Utah Bison Hunters Choice Conservation Permit (late season)
Wyoming Governor?s Moose Tag
Utah Paunsaugunt Landowner Deer Hunters Choice
Utah Premium Monroe Elk Conservation Permit
Fully Guided Spring Black Bear Hunt ? 7-day spot and stalk
San Juan Landowner Elk Hunters Choice
Wyoming Governor?s Deer, Elk or Antelope
San Juan Bear ? Spring and/or Fall Conservation Permit
Utah Plateau /Fish Lake /Thousand Lake Elk ? Any Weapon
Utah Pahvant Landowner Elk Hunters Choice
Cabelas $2500 Gift Card
Paunsaugunt Landowner Deer Hunters Choice
Utah Central Mountain Nebo Elk Premium
Book Cliffs Bear
Beaver Mountain Goat Hunters Choice Conservation Permit (late)
LaSal Bear Spring and/or Fall Conservation Permit
Montana ?Super Tag? Statewide Deer
Utah Boulder Elk Archery Conservation Permit
Utah Mt. Dutton Premium Elk Conservation Permit
New Zealand Red Stag ? 5 day for two hunters
Utah Premium Beaver Elk Conservation Permit
Utah Boulder Elk Conservation Permit - Any Weapon
Alaska Dall Sheep
Utah Panguitch Lake Elk ? Archery
Utah Henry Mountain Bison Conservation Permit Hunters Choice
Baja Mexico Fishing Trip
Utah Fillmore / Oak Creek Elk Premium
Utah Wasatch Moose Conservation Permit
Great Northern Safari Premier Reindeer Hunt
Nevada Heritage Antelope


Friday Night Auction Items, February 10, 2012

Olympic Shooting Experience by
Utah Statewide Pronghorn Conservation Permit
Utah Statewide Cougar
Utah San Juan Landowner Elk Permit? Hunters Choice
Nevada Heritage Statewide Mule Deer
California Grizzly Island Elk
Utah North San Rafael Desert Bighorn Conservation Permit
Utah Mt. Dutton Elk ? Archery
Utah Henry Mountain Deer Conservation Permit
Dumkwa Safaris 2-Hunters & 2-Non Hunters, 9-Days
Utah San Juan Elk ? Muzzleloader
Jicarilla Tribe Mule Deer Auction Permit
San Juan Archery Elk Conservation Permit
Utah Statewide Bison Conservation Permit
Oregon Statewide Mule Deer
Utah Beaver Mountain Goat Conservation Permit ? Hunter?s Choice (Early)
Newfoundland Mountain Rocky Mountain Bighorn
MDF Print of the Year
NASCAR-Childress-Talladega racing package
Utah Statewide Bear Conservation Permit
Antelope Island Mule Deer
Dirty Devil Desert Bighorn


Saturday Night Auction Items, February 11, 2012


Utah Statewide Moose Conservation Permit

Utah Plateau Boulder Elk Premium Conservation Permit

South San Rafael Desert Bighorn Conservation Permit
Utah Statewide Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep
Utah Henry Mountain Deer, Choice of Season
Utah Statewide Mountain Goat Conservation Permit
Utah Statewide Mule Deer
2012 Alaska Koyukuk Moose Hunt, Fully Guided
Antelope Island Sheep

SFW 200 Draw Tags
Buck Deer
Hunt Type Weapon Type Hunt Location Permits Avail.
Limited Entry Any Weapon Book Cliffs 9
Limited Entry Archery Book Cliffs 4
Limited Entry Muzzleloader Book Cliffs 4
Limited Entry Muzzleloader Cache, Crawford Mountain 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon Fillmore, Oak Creek 1
Premium Limited Entry Premium Any Weapon Henry Mountains 2
Premium Limited Entry Premium Any Weapon Paunsaugunt 4
Premium Limited Entry Premium Archery Paunsaugunt 2
Premium Limited Entry Premium Muzzleloader Paunsaugunt 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon San Juan, Elk Ridge 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon South Slope, Diamond Mtn. 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon West Desert, Vernon 3
Limited Entry Archery West Desert, Vernon 2
Limited Entry Muzzleloader West Desert, Vernon 2

Bull Elk
Hunt Type Weapon Type Hunt Location Permits Avail.
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) Beaver 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon (late) Book Cliffs, Bitter Creek - South 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) Book Cliffs, Bitter Creek - South 2
Limited Entry Muzzleloader Book Cliffs, Bitter Creek - South 1
Limited Entry Archery Book Cliffs, Bitter Creek - South 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon Book Cliffs, Little Creek (roadless) 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) Cache, South 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) Cache, North 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) Central Mountains, Manti 5
Limited Entry Any Weapon (late) Central Mountains, Manti 3
Limited Entry Archery Central Mountains, Manti 4
Limited Entry Muzleloader Central Mountains, Manti 3
Limited Entry Muzzleloader Central Mountains, Nebo 3
Limited Entry Archery Central Mountains, Nebo 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) Central Mountains, Nebo 3
Limited Entry Archery Fillmore, Pahvant 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon (late) Fillmore, Pahvant 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) Fillmore, Pahvant 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) La Sal, La Sal Mountains 1
Limited Entry Archery Monroe 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) Monroe 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon (late) Mt. Dutton 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) Mt. Dutton 2
Limited Entry Muzzleloader Mt. Dutton 1
Limited Entry Archery Mt. Dutton 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon North Slope, Three Corners 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon (late) Panguitch Lake 1
Limited Entry Archery Panguitch Lake 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) Panguitch Lake 2
Limited Entry Archery Plateau, Boulder/Kaiparowits 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) Plateau, Boulder/Kaiparowits 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) Plateau, Fishlake-Thousand Lake 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon (late) Plateau, Fishlake-Thousand Lake 1
Limited Entry Archery Plateau, Fishlake-Thousand Lake 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) S.W. Desert 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon (late) S.W. Desert 1
Limited Entry Archery San Juan 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) San Juan 2
Limited Entry Archery South Slope, Diamond Mountain 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) South Slope, Diamond Mountain 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon West Desert, Deep Creek 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon (early) Wasatch Mountains 6
Limited Entry Archery Wasatch Mountains 4
Limited Entry Muzzleloader Wasatch Mountains 3

Pronghorn
Hunt Type Weapon Type Hunt Location Permits Avail.
Limited Entry Any Weapon Book Cliffs, South (Cisco) 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon Cache, North Rich 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon Mt. Dutton/Paunsaugunt 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon Plateau 6
Limited Entry Archery Plateau 1
Limited Entry Muzzleloader Plateau 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon Pine Valley 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon North Slope, W Daggett-Three Corners 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon San Rafael, North 2
Limited Entry Any Weapon South Slope, Bonanza-Diamond Mtn. 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon West Desert, Riverbed 1
Limited Entry Any Weapon SW Desert 1

Bull Moose
Hunt Type Weapon Type Hunt Location Permits Avail.
Once in a Lifetime Ogden 2
Once in a Lifetime North Slope, Summit 1
Once in a Lifetime Wasatch Mountains 1
Once in a Lifetime Cache 1

Bison
Hunt Type Weapon Type Hunt Location Permits Avail.
Once in a Lifetime Henry Mountains - Hunters Choice (early) 1

Black Bear
Hunt Type Weapon Type Hunt Location Permits Avail.
Limited Entry Wasatch Mtns West (Spring) 1
Limited Entry La Sal, La Sal Mountains-Dolores Triangle (Spring) 1
Limited Entry Nine Mine, Anthro-Range Creek (Spring) 1
Limited Entry Bookcliffs (Spring) 1
Limited Entry San Juan (Spring) 1

Cougar
Hunt Type Weapon Type Hunt Location Permits Avail.
Limited Entry Beaver 1
Limited Entry Book Cliffs, Bitter Creek 1
Limited Entry Ogden 1
Limited Entry Plateau-Boulder 1
Limited Entry Cache 1
Limited Entry Central Mountains, Northeast Manti 1
Limited Entry Central Mountains, Nebo-West Face 1

Desert Bighorn Sheep
Hunt Type Weapon Type Hunt Location Permits Avail.
Once in a Lifetime San Rafel, South 1

Rocky Mtn. Bighorn Sheep
Hunt Type Weapon Type Hunt Location Permits Avail.
Once in a Lifetime Book Cliffs, South (Rattlesnake) 1
Once in a Lifetime Stansbury 1

Rocky Mtn. Goat
Hunt Type Weapon Type Hunt Location Permits Avail.
Once in a Lifetime Ogden, Willard Peak (Female Goat Only) 1
Once in a Lifetime Beaver (early) 1
Once in a Lifetime No. Slope/So. Slope, High Uintahs Central 1

Turkey
Hunt Type Weapon Type Hunt Location Permits Avail.
Public Lands Northern Region 6
Public Lands Northeast Region 6
Public Lands Central Region 6
Public Lands Southern Region 6
Public Lands Southeast Region

FNAWS TAGS
Buck Deer Book Cliffs 1 Muzzloader 09/28/2011-10/06/2011
Buck Deer Central 1 General Season Choice 08/20/2011-09/16/2011 or 10/22/2011-10/30/2011 or 09/28/2011-10/06/2011
Buck Deer Southern 1 General Season Choice 08/20/2011-09/16/2011 or 10/22/2011-10/30/2011 or 09/28/2011-10/06/2011
Buck Pronghorn Cache, North Rich 2 Any Weapon 09/17/2011-09/25/2011
Buck Pronghorn Plateau 1 Any Weapon 09/17/2011-09/25/2011
Buck Pronghorn San Rafael, North 1 Any Weapon 09/17/2011-09/25/2011
Bull Elk Book Cliffs, Bitter Creek - South 1 Archery 08/20/2011-09/16/2011
Bull Elk Book Cliffs, Little Creek (roadless) 1 Any Weapon 09/17/2011-09/25/2011
Bull Elk Cache, North 1 Archery 08/20/2011-09/16/2011
Bull Elk La Sal, La Sal Mountains 1 Any Weapon Choice 09/17/2011-09/25/2011 or 11/12/2011-11/20/2011
Bull Elk Nine Mile Range Creek, South 1 Premium All Limited Entry Seasons
Bull Elk Panguitch Lake 1 Muzzleloader 09/28/2011-10/06/2011
Bull Elk Plateau, Boulder/Kaiparowits 1 Any Weapon Choice 09/17/2011-09/25/2011 or 11/12/2011-11/20/2011
Bull Elk Plateau, Fish Lake, Thousand Lake 1 Any Weapon Choice 09/17/2011-09/25/2011 or 11/12/2011-11/20/2011
Bull Elk Plateau, Fish Lake, Thousand Lake 1 Archery 08/20/2011-09/16/2011
Bull Elk South Slope, Diamond Mountain 2 Any Weapon Choice 09/17/2011-09/25/2011 or 10/08/2011-10/20/2011
Bull Elk South Slope, Diamond Mountain 1 Archery 08/20/2011-09/16/2011
Bull Elk Wasatch Mtns. 1 Any Weapon 09/17/2011-09/25/2011
Cougar Central 1
Any open 2011-2012 Limited Entry Hunts in Units 17-19 during the open season for that
hunt
Cougar Northeast 1
Any open 2011-2012 Limited Entry Hunts in Units 08-10 during the open season for that
hunt
Cougar Northern Region 1
Any open 2011-2012 Limited Entry Hunts in Units 01-07 during the open season for that
hunt
Cougar Southern 1
Any open 2011-2012 Limited Entry Hunts in Units 20-30 during the open season for that
hunt
Desert Bighorn Sheep Kaiparowits, East 1 09/17/2011-12/31/2011
Desert Bighorn Sheep Kaiparowits, Escalante 1 09/17/2011-12/31/2011
Desert Bighorn Sheep San Rafael, Dirty Devil 1 09/17/2011-12/31/2011
Desert Bighorn Sheep San Rafael, North 1 09/17/2011-12/31/2011
Desert Bighorn Sheep San Rafael, South 1 09/17/2011-12/31/2011
Rocky Mountain Goat Beaver (Hunters Choice) 1 Early Hunt 09/10/2011-09/25/2011
Rocky Mountain Goat Beaver (Hunters Choice) 1 Late Hunt 09/26/2011-10/16/2011
Rocky Mtn. Bighorn Sheep Book Cliffs, South (Rattlesnake) 1 11/01/2011-12/31/2011
Rocky Mtn. Bighorn Sheep Box Elder, Newfoundland 1 11/01/2011-12/31/2011
Rocky Mtn. Bighorn Sheep Nine Mile, Range Creek 1 11/01/2011-12/31/2011
Turkey Central 1 04/09/2011-04/28/2011
Turkey Northern 1 04/09/2011-04/28/2011
Turkey Southeast 5 04/09/2011-04/28/2011
Turkey Southern 2 04/09/2011-04/28/2011

Turkey Foundation
Species Unit Permits Condition Season Dates
Buck Deer Book Cliffs 1 Any Weapon 10/22/2011-10/30/2011
Buck Deer Paunsaugunt 1 Any Weapon 10/22/2011-10/30/2011
Buck Deer Southern 1 General Season Choice 08/20/2011-09/16/2011 or 10/22/2011-10/30/2011 or 09/28/2011-10/06/2011
Buck Deer West Desert, Vernon 1 Any Weapon 10/22/2011-10/30/2011
Bull Elk Book Cliffs, Bitter Creek - South 1 Any Weapon Choice 09/17/2011-09/25/2011 or 11/12/2011-11/20/2011
Bull Elk Central Mtns., Manti 1 Any Weapon Choice 09/17/2011-09/25/2011 or 11/12/2011-11/20/2011
Bull Elk La Sal, La Sal Mountains 1 Premium All Limited Entry Seasons

Safari Club
Species Unit Permits Condition Season Dates
Bear Nine Mile (includes Anthro and Range Creek) 1 Orientation Required 04/09/2011-05/31/2011 & 08/27/2011-09/30/2011 & 11/01/2011-11/20/2011
Bear Plateau, Boulder/Kaiparowits 1 Orientation Required 04/09/2011-06/05/2011 & 08/27/2011-09/30/2011 & 11/01/2011-11/20/2011
Buck Deer Southern 1 General Season Choice 08/20/2011-09/16/2011 or 10/22/2011-10/30/2011 or 09/28/2011-10/06/2011
Buck Deer West Desert, Vernon 1 Season Choice 08/20/2011-09/16/2011 or 10/22/2011-10/30/2011 or 09/28/2011-10/06/2011
Buck Pronghorn Pine Valley 1 Any Weapon 09/17/2011-09/25/2011
Bull Elk Plateau, Boulder/Kaiparowits 1 Muzzleloader 09/28/2011-10/06/2011
Desert Bighorn Sheep Statewide 1 09/01/2011-12/31/2011

And Finally the Utah Bowmen
Species Unit Permits Condition Season Dates
Buck Deer Book Cliffs 1 Archery 08/20/2011-09/16/2011
Buck Deer San Juan, Elk Ridge 1 Archery 08/20/2011-09/16/2011
Buck Deer West Desert, Vernon 1 Archery 08/20/2011-09/16/2011
Bull Elk Plateau Fish Lake, Thousand Lake 1 Archery 08/20/2011-09/16/2011
Bull Elk Wasatch Mountains 2 Archery 08/20/2011-09/16/2011
Turkey Southern 1 04/09/2011-04/28/2011
 
Totally pathetic this Welfare Tag Grab Scam....

Toss in the 200 Expo tags....

Give it up....'Charity Paycheck' losers.

Robb
 
That's nucking futs ! ! ! I can believe there isn't complete anarchy in utah over this ! ! !

"Courage is being scared to death but saddling
up anyway."
 
There is tailchaser but when you have S.F.W. leaders on the wildlife board anything goes they cant be stopped!



hornkiller.jpg
 
Whats the difference between Cali and Utah? Utah is trying to ban hunting faster than Cali by killing all their animals while Cali is letting the lions do it.
 
>Totally pathetic this Welfare Tag Grab
>Scam....
>
>Toss in the 200 Expo tags....
>
>
>Give it up....'Charity Paycheck' losers.
>
>Robb


All I can say is thank god they didn't have enough insiders to rape Arizona too. As to Utah........just want to burn my 15 deer points that I started saving pre-SFW and get the hell out of their game. Horrible.
 
I really believe that conservation tags have their place. In order to really get things done, the average sportsman can't afford the price tag. Especially in this economy. The big dollar tags (as long as the revenue generated goes directly back to the DWR) can do things that you and I can't possibly do. I would fully support the reduction in the numbers of these tags and the DWR taking them over and holding their own auctions. There is no way they couldn't come out money ahead. I know a lot of guys that would donate their time to put on a DWR banquet. Why the hell not! Very similar to taking out the "middle man". Just a thought but it's one that CSO mentioned in the mule deer forum. Great start to an ever increasing problem.


It's always an adventure!!!
 
LAST EDITED ON Jan-16-12 AT 01:04AM (MST)[p]AWLB,
I don't have a problem with the DWR selling the tags direct as long as the money goes directly back into big game. I don't want to see those dollars spent on fishing, or studies on the stripped ass desert tortious, or songbird habitat restoration.

Does the WB have anything to do with these tags or are you guys just trying to throw them under the bus again on something the DWR has control of?

Who would support an increase in tag cost if the tags were put back into the draw to make up for the lost revenue?

Personally I think that there are a few to many tags given out. However I feel overall they are a necessary evil in funding the DWR. True fix.....talk your legislator into funding the DWR out of the general fund. Have zero of their budget tied to tag sales of any kind. That will fix a whole mess of problems. IMO.
 
Does anyone have the link to the list on the DWR website? I can't seem to find it. Where can I see the original list?
Thanks,

Bill
 
>LAST EDITED ON Jan-16-12
>AT 01:04?AM (MST)

>
>AWLB,
>I don't have a problem with
>the DWR selling the tags
>direct as long as the
>money goes directly back into
>big game. I don't
>want to see those dollars
>spent on fishing, or studies
>on the stripped ass desert
>tortious, or songbird habitat restoration.
>
>
>Does the WB have anything to
>do with these tags or
>are you guys just trying
>to throw them under the
>bus again on something the
>DWR has control of?
>
>Who would support an increase in
>tag cost if the tags
>were put back into the
>draw to make up for
>the lost revenue?
>
>Personally I think that there are
>a few to many tags
>given out. However I
>feel overall they are a
> necessary evil in funding
>the DWR. True fix.....talk
>your legislator into funding the
>DWR out of the general
>fund. Have zero of
>their budget tied to tag
>sales of any kind.
>That will fix a whole
>mess of problems. IMO.
>
>

Conservation tags go through the WB process. They discussed them at length the last bucks and bulls meeting in December. It's a good listen and very informative.


http://unitedwildlifecooperative.org
 
Just a few thoughts concerning the DWR. I have family that have been employed with the DWR for over 30 years.

Not all past DWR dirrectors have been focused on maintaining or improving big game populations.

A percentage of our hunting license money used to be used for non game animals.

Some DWR employees are great advocates for wildlife and big game hunting, some are the opposite.

There are advantages of having conservation groups involved in politics. We have a pro hunting DWR leadership who are trying to make good decisions for wildlife and hunting for the most part.
 
LAST EDITED ON Jan-16-12 AT 11:31AM (MST)[p]The money that the DWR has comes from the State gov. They do not get the tag money. It all goes into the general fund and the DWR gets an alottment of money just like the state road or any other part of State Government. Raising the cost of tags does not put money into the DWR.
 
Birdman, your assertion is completely false. I'm unsure what would motivate you to so boldly claim that this is the case.

"The majority of DWR's revenue is generated from the sale of hunting and fishing licenses and permits. These funds are restricted for exclusive use by DWR and cannot be transferred to other state agencies. One hundred percent of the license dollars collected stay within the DWR to carry out the division's mission to conserve and protect the wildlife of Utah."

For the last completed fiscal year, only 9.34% of DWR funding came from the general fund. Just over 6 million dollars.


"General funds (tax dollars) account for 9.34 percent percent of DWR's annual budget. These funds are used primarily for sensitive species, law enforcement, wildlife depredation and some fish hatchery programs. Because the legislature has indicated that the DWR should not use hunting or fishing license revenue to fund nongame species management, these funds help cover the costs of nongame management."

General funds, FYI, come straight from tax dollars.

http://unitedwildlifecooperative.org
 
LAST EDITED ON Jan-16-12 AT 05:24PM (MST)[p]LAST EDITED ON Jan-16-12 AT 05:22?PM (MST)

I just printed Post 1 list of Con Org/Convention-Expo tag list...


9 Freaking pages.....

Our Whole state of Utah should be a Golf Course Quality of Habitat/Wildlife improvements.....

Simply pathetic.

Robb

***Edit*** 9 pages Freaking printed and yes Birdman---it does include the Scam Expo tags...make ya feel better?
 
You are right, I was wrong. The money generated from the sales of licencies goes into a fund to run the DWR up to the budget that the state legislators have set for the DWR. The remainder goes into a rainy day fund. The wording is::

QUOTE: The rainy-day fund is a restricted reserve fund mandated by state and federal law to hold onto surplus gathered from the sale of hunting and fishing licenses. The money is held in an account managed by the Utah State Treasurer and can be used only by the Division of Wildlife pending permission of the Legislature. Money from the account, about $11 million, is used in case of emergencies such as feeding deer during extreme winters, habitat projects after large wildfires and working to control wildlife disease outbreaks. UNQUOTE

I will admit I was wrong and I did not understand all if the details. I just knew that the DWR had to ask the Legislators for money and that the state Legistators were the ones that set the budget money for the DWR as to how much money that they they have to use. So in reality the state still gives the DWR a budget to work with.
 
That is shocking. I hope you get a complete accounting from SFW on all of those tags and where the money has been spent. They may be too deep in your system to ever root them out but I would start writing legislators with data exposing the whoring of the public's game animals and get a bunch of them to demand an accounting. I am sure Peay hasn't compromised every state politician yet although it sounds like your WB may be stacked. Good luck and don't just roll over. Time to stand and fight.
 
>You are right, I was
>wrong. The money generated
>from the sales of licencies
>goes into a fund to
>run the DWR up to
>the budget that the state
>legislators have set for the
>DWR. The remainder goes
>into a rainy day fund.
>The wording is::
>
>QUOTE: The rainy-day fund is a
>restricted reserve fund mandated by
>state and federal law to
>hold onto surplus gathered from
>the sale of hunting and
>fishing licenses. The money is
>held in an account managed
>by the Utah State Treasurer
>and can be used only
>by the Division of Wildlife
>pending permission of the Legislature.
> Money from the account,
>about $11 million, is used
>in case of emergencies such
>as feeding deer during extreme
>winters, habitat projects after large
>wildfires and working to control
>wildlife disease outbreaks. UNQUOTE
>
>
> I
>will admit I was wrong
>and I did not understand
>all if the details.
>I just knew that the
>DWR had to ask the
>Legislators for money and that
>the state Legistators were the
>ones that set the budget
>money for the DWR as
>to how much money that
>they they have to use.
> So in reality the
>state still gives the DWR
>a budget to work with.
>

More or less. The division requests funding (That comes from their own pockets) from the Appropriations committee, the committee then takes their recommendation to the legislature for approval.


http://unitedwildlifecooperative.org
 
LAST EDITED ON Jan-16-12 AT 04:38PM (MST)[p]9 DESERT and 6 ROCKY tags to the highest bidder.....
1 DESERT and 2 ROCKY in the expo draw
THATS ALOT OF TAGS FOR A STATE THAT ONLY ISSUED
42 DESERT and 28 ROCKY tags in the state draw
i guess MONEY really does talk

Desert Bighorn Sheep Kaiparowits, East
Desert Bighorn Sheep Kaiparowits, Escalante
Desert Bighorn Sheep San Rafael, Dirty Devil
Desert Bighorn Sheep San Rafael, North 1
Desert Bighorn Sheep San Rafael, South 1
Desert Bighorn Sheep Statewide
Once in a Lifetime San Rafel, South
South San Rafael Desert Bighorn Conservation Permit
Dirty Devil Desert Bighorn
Utah North San Rafael Desert Bighorn Conservation Permit

Rocky Mtn. Bighorn Sheep Book Cliffs, South (Rattlesnake)
Rocky Mtn. Bighorn Sheep Box Elder, Newfoundland 1
Rocky Mtn. Bighorn Sheep Nine Mile, Range Creek 1
Once in a Lifetime Book Cliffs, South (Rattlesnake) 1
Once in a Lifetime Stansbury 1
Antelope Island Sheep
Utah Statewide Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep
Newfoundland Mountain Rocky Mountain Bighorn
 
so where do we start sending the letters to get this pimping cut back?? anyone know? DWR, the leg, or where is a good start i am writing one. that is far too many tags, i never realized it was that many. WOW
 
Someone would have to validate this, I do not want to take the time.
But I would bet that Utah has more Auction Tags, than ALL OTHER STATED COMBINED.
 
>Someone would have to validate this,
>I do not want to
>take the time.
>But I would bet that Utah
>has more Auction Tags, than
>ALL OTHER STATED COMBINED.


And your deer herd still is in bad shape...
 
>>Someone would have to validate this,
>>I do not want to
>>take the time.
>>But I would bet that Utah
>>has more Auction Tags, than
>>ALL OTHER STATED COMBINED.
>
>
>And your deer herd still is
>in bad shape...


. . . but SFW actually has a new plan on how it is going to spend all that money and actually make a difference in the deer herd.

Hawkeye

Browning A-Bolt 300 Win Mag
Winchester Apex .50 Cal
Mathews Drenalin LD
 
>>>Someone would have to validate this,
>>>I do not want to
>>>take the time.
>>>But I would bet that Utah
>>>has more Auction Tags, than
>>>ALL OTHER STATED COMBINED.
>>
>>
>>And your deer herd still is
>>in bad shape...
>
>
>. . . but SFW actually
>has a new plan on
>how it is going to
>spend all that money and
>actually make a difference in
>the deer herd.
>
>Hawkeye
>
>Browning A-Bolt 300 Win Mag
>Winchester Apex .50 Cal
>Mathews Drenalin LD

So what is there plan Hawkeye? I would love to hear it.
 
>>>>Someone would have to validate this,
>>>>I do not want to
>>>>take the time.
>>>>But I would bet that Utah
>>>>has more Auction Tags, than
>>>>ALL OTHER STATED COMBINED.
>>>
>>>
>>>And your deer herd still is
>>>in bad shape...
>>
>>
>>. . . but SFW actually
>>has a new plan on
>>how it is going to
>>spend all that money and
>>actually make a difference in
>>the deer herd.
>>
>>Hawkeye
>>
>>Browning A-Bolt 300 Win Mag
>>Winchester Apex .50 Cal
>>Mathews Drenalin LD
>
>So what is there plan Hawkeye?
>I would love to hear
>it.

Tagalong, so would I. From what I have heard, SFW has all but conceded that the millions of dollars they have spent on habitat improvement and restoration projects have not helped Utah's deer herds. Now, SFW has determined that it is time to shift focus and ramp up on predator control--primarily coyotes. Perhaps someone who attended one of SFW's recent meetings can further elaborate. Personally, I view this as merely a response to the growing criticism from the public that SFW and the other conservations groups are taking hundreds of tags a year from the public draw and raising millions of dollars but we are not seeing any actual improvement in deer numbers. That seems like a logical concern/question to me.

Hawkeye

Browning A-Bolt 300 Win Mag
Winchester Apex .50 Cal
Mathews Drenalin LD
 
I also did not realize just how many tags there were. I don't really have a dog in this fight since I'm a non resident. I don't even know if any of those tags are taken from that pool. Either way, I can smell the stink from this situation all the way up here by the Great Lakes...unless that rotting cheese from the way the Packers played.

I sincerely hope Utah can get restructured and get some of those tags back to where they belong.
 
"I don't really have a dog in this fight since I'm a non resident. I don't even know if any of those tags are taken from that pool."

To answer that question...Yes, SFW has put the boots to the non-ressy as well. A large portion of the 200 tags came from the non-res quota. Also, the non-ressy sheep quota did not increase in over a decade due to tha allotment of sheep tags given to the auction tags.
 
I couldn't help but notice that SCI put 98% back. They kept 2%? Anyone have a dollar figure on what that equals? Do we really need middle men to do this. I mean could all these tags(UNFREAKINGBELIEVABLE) not just be put on Ebay or a similar auction site and the DWR keep everything?

I drew the late Manti tag a few years back. In a week we ran across 3 other hunters, all 3 with cons/expo tags, now I know why.
I don't know about you guys, but at my job they are constantly cutting out middle men(salemen), perhaps the state should try this.

I knew it was disgusting, but until you see it in writing you don't realize just how bad it is.


When they came for the road hunters I was not one so I said nothing. When they came for the oppurtunists I was not one so I said nothing. When they came for the public land hunters I was not one so I said nothing. When they came for me there was no one left to say anything!
 
OK boys, while you're at it you can complain about the expo draw odds too. Get it all out of your system all at once..... and then start over and complain about it all over again and then start over and pretend it's a new discovery and complain about it again and then complain some more.
OMGoodness, do something about it or STFlipU!
Some of you guys just like to hear yourselves complain! Damn Whiners!

Let the bullets fly!

(PS: thanks for the entertainment, it's like watching re-runs)

Zeke
 
How in the holy heck did the UT hunters allow this to happen?

That makes me sick!
 
LAST EDITED ON Jan-20-12 AT 09:11PM (MST)[p]Zeke, it is not that i am whining..lol, just a little shocked at the final tally....i saw 1st hand the benifits of the money brought in last yr.... with the exception of the sheep #s rising and the protection of them thru buying out of grazing allotments, transplants etc. i really have not seen alot of improvement in our state...deer herd is at a very low #..... also just look at our moose #s and the declining quality to see the other spectrum.
 

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