Utah Chukar & Wildlife Foundation

Category: Information

  • Volunteer Opportunities

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    Greetings: We have a lot of volunteer opportunities right now. See below for explanations of activities, contact information and some great events for kids and families to enjoy. Guzzler installation checks. With the movement of some BLM folks we have some guzzlers that were installed, but we don’t know which 14 of about 25 sites…

  • Willard Bay Cleanup Day

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    Dog trainer friends, Yes! It’s that joyous time of year again! Saturday April 29 Is our spring clean up out at The Willard public dog training area. We would like to meet that morning at 7:00. Please spread the word amongst your members. The good news is that it looks as though our efforts have…

  • 2017 Annual Banquet & Fundraiser

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    Greetings, I hope your season is going well; winter came in strong after quite the Indian summer. It’s Banquet time again.  We truly hope most of you will support us again at our annual banquet.  Please find the banquet order form in the newsletter or go to the Banquet page on the website.  For those…

  • Chukar Hunting Gets Better as Winter Hits

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    The birds stay in a smaller area, making it easier to find them Falling snow is good news for chukar hunters. Once snow starts to fall, chukars—which roam over a large area during the warmer months—concentrate in smaller areas. That makes it easier to find the birds. Chukar partridge also live in some of Utah’s…

  • Another Great Chukar Hunt

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    General season opens Sept. 24 After flying in helicopters over two areas in Utah’s West Desert, Divis ion of Wildlife Resources biologists have some exciting—and unusual—news to report: the number of chukar partridge in north-central Tooele County is close to a record high. And the number in central Box Elder County is the highest since surveys…

  • USU Forest Grouse Project Update – Sept 2016

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    It’s time for an update on the Utah State University Forest Grouse Research Project in the Bear River Range, USFS Logan Ranger District. We have been busy catching and marking grouse, following broods, completing vegetation surveys, and assessing utilization distribution within pastures used by grouse. Captures – We have captured 35 grouse since July 1,…