Program overview
An overview of the Dedicated Hunter program — what is expected of participants and what the DWR provides in return.

Joining the Dedicated Hunter Program
The Dedicated Hunter Program reached its 10,000-participant cap on January 10, 2008. Registration is closed for the year. If you took the online conservation course and completed the online application, you have until 5 p.m. January 31 to pay for your COR. If you are unsure of your registration status, please call (801) 538-4711.

News and reminders
Current information on deadlines, changes and clarifications for the Dedicated Hunter Program.

Wildlife conservation projects
Dedicated Hunters must work a minimum of 24 hours on approved wildlife conservation projects. The following pages contain information about and links to current projects.

RAC meetings
Prior to receiving a second Dedicated Hunter permit, participants must attend at least one Regional Advisory Council (RAC) meeting. Be sure to sign the RAC roll sheet to ensure that you receive credit for attending.

Dedicated Hunter rule
The Dedicated Hunter program is governed by the Dedicated Hunter Rule, R657-38. Participants entering or re-entering the program are subject to any changes subsequently made in the rule, so it is important to read the rule every year.

Contact information
Do you have questions about the Dedicated Hunter program? Here is a list of people to call.

Requirement completion record
Dedicated Hunter are responsibile for checking DWR harvest records, hunt region, RAC attendance and service hours. If our records do not match yours, please contact us using the contact information provided.

Dedicated Hunters mobilized for military duty