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Adults must accompany young hunters While in the field, the youth and the adult must remain close enough for the adult to see and provide verbal assistance to the young hunter. Using electronic devices, such as walkie-talkies or cell phones, does not meet this requirement.

Any basic hunting or fishing license can be downloaded and used while in the field. For permits that require you to tag an animal (for example, deer and elk permits), you may use the e-tagging feature within this app.

Use of Vehicle or Aircraft. (1)(a) A person may not use an airplane, drone, or any other airborne vehicle or device, or any motorized terrestrial or aquatic vehicle, including snowmobiles and other recreational vehicles, except a vessel as provided in Subsection (c), to take protected wildlife.

If you do obtain a big game permit, you must keep it on your person while you are hunting, and you are not allowed to alter, sell, or transfer your permit to another person.

By limiting the hunting done on their property, private landowners can craft the perfect habitat for the game and the perfect environment for the hunters. Utah allows hunting on private land unless the landowner posts that they want no trespassing or hunting.

Hunting on private lands is legal in Utah if, as in public lands, a permit is acquired for the type of animal you are hunting. Due to the migratory patterns of game animals during hunting season, some private landowners find their lands teeming with game.

Landowners who own or are contracting to own land in a special hunting district (think of that line East of the Rocky Mountain front) of at least 160 acres for mule deer, or 640 acres for elk, can apply for a Landowner Preference Permit.

Using a radio for hunting allows you to keep in touch with your hunting partner or party, and in some cases you can even talk to your family members back at home. Two Way Direct sells a wide variety of hunting two-way radios that will help keep your expeditions organized, safe, and effective.

Montana, Utah, & Wyoming In Utah, landowner tags are transferable, however landowners must own at least 640 acres to be eligible. In Wyoming and Montana, landowner tags are not transferable.