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RAC endorses conservation permit rule changes, signals Antelope Island MOU ahead
Summary
The Central Region RAC unanimously supported Division of Wildlife Resources rule amendments to conservation and sportsman permit administration, including language to accommodate a new memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Antelope Island that aims to shift more permits toward public benefit.
The Central Region Advisory Council on May 13 voted unanimously to recommend rule amendments to the division’s conservation and sportsman permit program that the DWR said will better align permit timing and enable a fuller MOU with Antelope Island.
Kobi Jones, wildlife section chief for the division, told the RAC the changes include moving a permit-extension date to after hunts conclude and creating rule language that will allow an Antelope Island MOU to provide more public benefit from permits issued on the island. "We wanted to have more hunting on the island, but at the expense of having more conserve it…
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