As of January 1st, a relatively new regulation on public lands took affect.
Mark Zorns, Wildlife Management Coordinator in the Green River Region for Game and
Fish says the regulation is necessary because of the popularity of antler gathering.
The crime of gathering horns and antlers through April 30th is treated much like poaching. If you see anyone you suspect of gathering horns and antlers on public lands, you are asked to call the Game and Fish Hotline at 1-877-WGFD-TIP.
Mark Zorns, Wildlife Management Coordinator in the Green River Region for Game and
Fish says the regulation is necessary because of the popularity of antler gathering.
The crime of gathering horns and antlers through April 30th is treated much like poaching. If you see anyone you suspect of gathering horns and antlers on public lands, you are asked to call the Game and Fish Hotline at 1-877-WGFD-TIP.
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