Utah Legislature passes House Bill 309 enforcing hunting and fishing license requirements

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The Wildlife Board Meeting held on June 12, 2025, by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources focused on the implementation of House Bill 309, which was passed by the Utah Legislature earlier in the year and took effect on May 7. This new law mandates that individuals must hold a valid hunting, fishing, or combination license to engage in these activities.

During the meeting, officials discussed the responsibilities of the Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) and the Wildlife Board in enforcing this legislation. The board emphasized the importance of compliance with the new law and outlined the steps necessary for its implementation.

The discussions highlighted the collaborative efforts required to ensure that the law is upheld effectively, reflecting the commitment of the DWR and the Wildlife Board to manage wildlife resources responsibly.

As the meeting concluded, the board reiterated its dedication to educating the public about the new requirements and ensuring that all stakeholders are informed about the changes in licensing regulations. This proactive approach aims to promote sustainable wildlife practices across Utah.

Converted from Wildlife Board Meeting 6/12/2025 meeting on June 12, 2025
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