Photo by: American Coots – Riverlands – Nov. 3, 2017 – Andy Reago and Chrissy McClarren
Come participate in our Coot Shoot.
Coots are seen as the mud bird that no one wants to hunt in Utah.They have been hunted so little and there are so many that the daily bag limit is 25. What many people do not know is they are a threat, to the waterfowl we love to hunt. How? It turns out that coots will raid duck nest, kill ducklings.... and if you haven't noticed there's a lot of coots (predators) out there. However, other states revere coots as a delicacy and a prized fowl to harvest. We have been asked by several local waterfowl hunters, to bring this one of a kind event to Northern Utah.
To help promote the harvest of Coots, each participant who successfully harvests two or more coots, on the event day will receive a Coot leg band.
Date: 10/10/2020
Bird Check-In
Location: Farmington Bay WMA, Turpin unit parking lot.
Time: 8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Rules & Regulations:
All Federal and Utah Division of Wildlife Resources rules and regulations apply.
Each Participant must register prior to the event.
All participants are responsible for their birds (cleaning and disposal).
Wasatch Wigeons Association is not responsible for any injuries or lost/damaged equipment.