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Limited-Entry Turkey Hunting Permits Open December 16, 2025
URGENT UPDATE: The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) has just announced that applications for limited-entry turkey hunting permits for the Spring 2026 season will open on December 16, 2025. This is a critical opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts to secure their permits and plan ahead for the upcoming hunting season.
This announcement comes at a pivotal time, as hunters are encouraged to prepare now for their spring turkey adventures. Although this application window will not impact Thanksgiving plans this year, it provides a perfect chance for avid hunters to strategize for future outings.
The DWR emphasizes that these permits are limited, making early application crucial. With turkey hunting gaining popularity in Utah, the demand for these permits is expected to surge. The DWR has noted that planning ahead will enhance the experience and ensure all interested hunters have a fair chance to participate in this beloved outdoor activity.
As the December date approaches, hunters are advised to check the DWR website for additional details on the application process, eligibility, and specific regulations related to the turkey hunting season.
This development not only impacts individual hunters but also reflects the growing community and culture surrounding hunting in Utah, fostering a connection with nature and tradition. The excitement for spring turkey hunting is palpable, and many are already eager to participate.
Stay tuned for more updates as the December 16 application date nears. Make sure to mark your calendars, as these permits are likely to go quickly. Don’t miss your chance to be part of Utah’s vibrant hunting scene in 2026!
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