If you don't obtain a limited-entry cougar hunting permit this year, no problem—you can still hunt cougars in Utah. Permits to hunt on harvest-objective units go on sale Nov. 1.

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A few more pheasants should be available to hunt in central and northern Utah this fall. And good numbers of quail should be available to hunt in various parts of the state. Utah's pheasant and quail hunts start Nov. 3.

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Two wildlife crossing structures have allowed more than 300 deer to cross safely under two busy roads this year. The two crossings—one in Box Elder County and one in Summit County—are just two examples of crossings across Utah that are reducing the number of deer that are hit and killed by vehicles.

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Starting Oct. 11, you can keep up to eight fish a day at Manila Creek Park Pond in Pleasant Grove.

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The general rifle buck deer hunt—Utah's most popular hunt—starts Oct. 20. More than 52,000 hunters, along with their family and friends, are expected to be in Utah's backcountry that day.

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If you want to participate in this fall's rifle buck deer hunt—but you don't have a permit yet—wildlife officials have some great news: More than 1,300 permits are still available to hunt in northern Utah.

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If you're one of the lucky hunters who has a permit for the general rifle buck deer hunt, getting prepared now—by gathering materials and gaining knowledge—is the key to a safe and successful hunt.

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Young hunters will be the first hunters to pursue Utah's most popular upland game bird this fall. On Oct. 13—three weeks before the regular pheasant hunt starts—those who are 15 years of age or younger can hunt pheasants in Utah.

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