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The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources has temporarily banned target shooting with firearms in six wildlife management areas (WMAs) in Cache County. Similar bans have also been enacted for 20
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DWR News Release Due to continuing drought conditions and wildfire concerns, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, in conjunction with the corresponding county sheriff’s departments, are temporarily restricting recreational target shooting with a firearm on 25 wildlife management areas across the state. Wildlife management areas help minimize and mitigate wildlife depredation on private property, and
Utah wildlife officials are banning target shooting at a little more than two-dozen wildlife management areas across the state.
The Juab County Sheriff’s Office along the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food are investigating the shooting and killing of multiple livestock recently in Juab County.