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Utah Wildlife Board approves additional antlerless elk permits due to drought

By moabtimes.com · August 26, 2026 · 1 min read
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Utah Wildlife Board approves additional antlerless elk permits due to drought
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Drought and disease have impacted elk and bison herds in Utah. A bison calf seems to taste the air. Drought and disease has compelled the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources to approve more hunting permits for elk.

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