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License required for access at Lee Kay Wildlife Management Area beginning May 7, 2025
H.B. 309 is a new state law requiring anyone 18 years old or older to have a valid Utah hunting, fishing or combination license to access wildlife and waterfowl management areas in Utah's four largest counties. This currently includes Davis, Salt Lake, Utah and Weber counties, based upon population.
The law also defined the boundary of the Lee Kay Wildlife Management Area (formerly called the Lee Kay Conservation Area) that requires a license for access beginning May 7, 2025. To apply for Bluetooth lock/vehicle access to the Lee Kay WMA and more information about walk-in requirements, visit the Lee Kay WMA access page.
A license is not required to access Lee Kay Public Shooting Range classrooms, shooting ranges or facilities, nor is it required for those who hold valid special use permits for events and training purposes on the WMA during the dates specified on the permit.
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Lee Kay Public Shooting Range rules
Archery range
- All archers must sign in and have their hand stamped at the main building or the Shotgun Center.
- Archery ONLY! Crossbows and pneumatic devices firing arrows or bolts are allowed. No firearms or other equipment capable of shooting a projectile.
- Choose a bay that is the correct distance you require. DO NOT stand or shoot beyond the ends of the berms at the front of the bay.
- Because we have a limited number of long distance bays, please be conscious of other shooters and move to a shorter distance bay when you are finished at the longer distance bay.
- DO NOT climb on the back or sides of the berms for any reason.
- Please do not use broadheads or blunts on our target butts. You may bring your own targets if you wish to use broadheads or blunts.
- Please take your targets off the target butts and place them in the trash. Help us keep the archery range clean.
- The northwest bay is a community bay — sharing is expected. Communicate with all shooters and retrieve arrows down-range at the same time. The railroad ties are the firing line.
- Archery is open until sunset on Thursdays. Check-in after 5:00 p.m. is at the Shotgun Center.
