For the past three years I have been going to school at Utah State University, working and raising my family. I am graduating in May with a bachelors degree in Wildlife Science and a minor in Biology. I am currently searching for permanent full-time employment in natural resource law enforcement. I have absolutely no idea where I will be living or where I will be working by the time the hunts roll around this fall. I decided to be optimistic and apply for my hunts anyways. I applied for the following hunts in my home state of Utah.
Willard Peak mountain goat (female only) with 8 bonus points.
Monroe early season bull elk with 10 bonus points.
Panguitch Lake general season archery deer as my first choice. I also applied for Zion, Ogden, Cache and Box Elder archery deer.
With 8 bonus points for mountain goats I have a good chance of drawing the nanny permit on Willard Peak. I should draw a general season archery deer permit somewhere in the state. Because I usually see elk while hunting deer I always purchasing a general season archery elk permit each year over-the-counter.
I will do my best to keep this HAC thread shorter than I have during the past two years. I keep a more in depth entry of my hunting adventures on my website.
Thanks for following my HAC.
Dillon Hoyt
www.dillonhoyt.com
Willard Peak mountain goat (female only) with 8 bonus points.
Monroe early season bull elk with 10 bonus points.
Panguitch Lake general season archery deer as my first choice. I also applied for Zion, Ogden, Cache and Box Elder archery deer.
With 8 bonus points for mountain goats I have a good chance of drawing the nanny permit on Willard Peak. I should draw a general season archery deer permit somewhere in the state. Because I usually see elk while hunting deer I always purchasing a general season archery elk permit each year over-the-counter.
I will do my best to keep this HAC thread shorter than I have during the past two years. I keep a more in depth entry of my hunting adventures on my website.
Thanks for following my HAC.
Dillon Hoyt
www.dillonhoyt.com