May 25 is the first day hunters in Utah can apply for an antlerless elk permit. Go here to do so.
“Once you arrive at the web page,” says Lindy Varney, wildlife licensing coordinator for the Division of Wildlife Resources, “you’ll find detailed maps, boundary descriptions for the various hunting units, a list of the hunts you can apply for and a link to the application itself.”
(Photo credit: Dallen Smitty)
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