Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Natural Resources
Title R657 - Wildlife Resources
Rule R657-67 - Utah Hunter Mentoring Program
Section R657-67-3 - Requirements for Sharing Permits
Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 657-67-3
Current through Bulletin 2024-18, September 15, 2024
(1) A Hunting Mentor may lawfully share a permit with a Qualifying Minor, and a Qualifying Minor may lawfully take protected wildlife authorized by the Hunting Mentor's permit, if the following conditions are satisfied:
(a) The Qualifying Minor has successfully
completed a Hunter's Education Program recognized by the Division and possesses
a Utah Hunter's Education number;
(b) The Hunting Mentor receives prior written
approval by the Division authorizing the sharing of the permit;
(c) The Hunting Mentor receives no form of
compensation or remuneration for sharing the permit with the Qualifying
Minor;
(d) The Hunting Mentor
accompanies the Qualifying Minor while hunting at a distance where the Hunting
Mentor can communicate in person with the Qualifying Minor by voice or hand
signals;
(e) The Hunting Mentor
provides advice, assistance, and mentoring on sportsman ethics, techniques, and
safety to the Qualifying Minor; and
(f) Both the Hunting Mentor and the
Qualifying Minor otherwise comply with all laws, rules, and regulations
governing the taking of protected wildlife as authorized by the
permit.
(2) A Qualifying Minor does not need to possess a valid hunting or combination license to participate in the mentor program.
(3) A Hunting Mentor may name up to four individuals to mentor under a single permit.
(4)
(a) A
Qualifying Minor may only share one permit for each species and sex of
protected wildlife per hunt year.
(b) A bobcat permit may only be shared under
the Mentor Program if permit quotas are capped under the Bobcat Management
Plan.
(c) A Qualifying Minor may
not share a swan or sandhill crane permit possessed by a Hunting
Mentor.
(5)
(a) A Qualifying Minor may simultaneously
possess a permit and share a permit for the same species and sex of protected
wildlife.
(b) A Qualifying Minor
simultaneously possessing a permit and an authorization to share a permit for
the same species and sex of protected wildlife may harvest under both wildlife
documents.
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