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Bounty on Yoties to help Utah Deer Herds
« on: March 20, 2012, 11:51:27 AM »
Just got this email from BIG GAME FOREVER.... Interesting stuff. Wouldn't want to be a yotie in Utah right now.  :hello:

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BIG GAME FOREVER EMAIL: "We are very pleased to announce that important legislation to speed Mule Deer Recovery in the state of Utah were signed into law on Saturday, March 17, 2012.  I was asked to represent the supporters of Big Game Forever at the signing ceremony.  Just before both bills were signed, Representative McIff talked about the sharp decline in mule deer harvest in Utah over the last 30 years.  In 1983, 85,000 mule deer were harvested in Utah.  Last year, just 19,000 mule deer were harvested. 


Now is the time to fix Utah's mule deer herd.  Coyotes are a major problem.  Sportsmen are the answer.  These two bills provide big dollars to incentivize sportsmen to spend more time in the field doing coyote control work.  At $1 Million dollars, through targeted control efforts, 20,000 coyotes can be removed at $50 per coyote.  This is enough to do control efforts in every part of the state.  Over the next couple of weeks, recommendations on how this program may be implemented will be distributed. To sportsmen in Utah, please provide feedback on recommendations as the state of Utah goes through the process of developing this program to control coyotes.  The goal is to utilize these dollars in a manner to most effectively increase fawn survival and mule deer recovery statewide.  This program should also help predation on livestock across the state."

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Re: Bounty on Yoties to help Utah Deer Herds
« Reply #1 on: March 20, 2012, 11:52:08 AM »
Whoops, didn't see this posted already. Sorry folks.

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Re: Bounty on Yoties to help Utah Deer Herds
« Reply #2 on: March 20, 2012, 12:10:31 PM »
Whoops, didn't see this posted already. Sorry folks.
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