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General-season archery
elk hunt
Utah Admin. Rule R657-5-28
In 2015, Utah’s general-season archery
spike elk hunt runs from Aug. 15 to Sept. 4. The
general-season archery any bull elk hunt runs
from Aug. 15 to Sept. 11, except on the state’s
extended archery areas, where the season runs
later into the year.
If you obtain a general-season archery elk
permit, you may use archery equipment to
take only one of the following animals:
•One elk of either sex on a general-season
any bull elk unit
•An antlerless elk or a spike bull elk on a
general-season spike bull elk unit
•Only a spike bull on the Book Cliffs unit
•One elk of either sex on the extended
archery areas (see details below)
You may not hunt within elk CWMUs.
If you obtain a general-season archery
elk permit, the only other elk permit you can
obtain is an antlerless elk permit
Extended archery elk
hunts
If you haven’t taken an elk by the time your
archery hunt ends, you may continue hunting
in the Wasatch Front and Uintah Basin extended
archery elk areas during the extended
archery seasons. You may use archery equipment
to take one of the following animals:
•One elk—either any bull or antlerless—
within the Wasatch Front extended
archery area from Aug. 15–Dec. 15
•One elk—either any bull or antlerless—within
the Uintah Basin extended
archery area from Sept. 12–Dec. 15
To hunt any of the extended archery areas,
you must complete the Division’s Archery
Ethics Course and carry your archery ethics