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Elk Population Control Recommendations and Antlerless Permits Allocation

This report provides recommendations for offering antlerless elk control permits to hunters on various units with specific elk population objectives. It highlights units requiring control due to population issues or private land limitations, aiming to achieve the stated population objective.

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Elk Population Control Recommendations and Antlerless Permits Allocation

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  1. 2011 Antlerless Recommendations

  2. Deer

  3. Fawn Production Trends 1998-2009

  4. Deer Statewide Population Trends and Antlerless Permits 2013 Target

  5. Elk

  6. Elk Population Trends and Antlerless Permits Population Objective 68,825

  7. Elk Control Permits • We recommend offering antlerless elk control permits to hunters who have any antlered or Once-in-a-lifetime big game permit on the following units • 3 units where the objective is 0 elk • Henry Mountains • North San Rafael • San Juan any bull unit • 3 units where due to private land issues we are unable to harvest enough antlerless elk to control the population. • Nine Mile Range Creek • East Canyon • Chalk Creek

  8. Doe Pronghorn Permits Antlerless Moose Permits

  9. Thank you

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