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A hunter wades through water and places decoys during a duck hunt at Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge
Public feedback requested

The DWR is proposing a few updates to waterfowl hunting in Utah, as well as the harvest rules for bears, cougars and furbearer species, and a few other recommendations. Share your feedback on the proposals.

The DWR is proposing a few updates to waterfowl hunting, as well as the harvest rules for bears, cougars and furbearer species.

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Listen to "Wild" podcast episode 62: Recovering razorback suckers
New podcast: Recovering razorback suckers

In this episode, DWR Northeastern Region Native Aquatics Project Leader Mike Partlow and DWR Northeastern Region Native Aquatics Biologist Saidee Hyder talk about the success they have had helping endangered razorback suckers recover and how they did it.

Mike Partlow and Saidee Hyder talk about the success they have had helping endangered razorback suckers recover.

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Buck deer standing in a road in Oak City, Utah, in front of an oncoming truck
November is the peak time for deer/vehicle collisions in Utah — here are some safety tips

While Utahns will gain an extra hour of sleep when daylight saving time ends, the time change also means that many people will have evening commutes during lower-visibility hours in the months ahead, which can increase vehicle/wildlife collisions.

The end of daylight saving time means commutes during lower-visibility hours, which can increase vehicle/wildlife collisions.

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