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Wildlife board hears proposal to let prospective dedicated hunters bank service hours
Summary
Division staff told the Utah Wildlife Board the department can allow applicants to bank service hours done earlier in the calendar year toward a newly awarded dedicated-hunter permit, if the board adopts a rule change and staff implement tracking inside the division’s registration system.
The Utah Wildlife Board heard a presentation on Jan. 9 from Division of Wildlife Resources program staff about a proposed change that would let applicants for the dedicated-hunter program use service hours they performed earlier in the calendar year toward the permit they draw.
Brian Christiansen, the division’s dedicated-hunter program coordinator, told the board the idea is to allow someone who applies, then draws a dedicated-hunter permit, to count service done back to Jan. 1 of that application year toward the service-hours requirement for their first year in the program. “If a person applies for Dedicated Hunter and then…
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