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brlarsen
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What does it take to be a guide in Utah and guide privite and public land.
shotgunjim
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Not much. Just say you're a guide and poof........ you're a guide.
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KILLERBEE
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if you want to be the best, you need to learn from the best! you should call mossback and try to get on for a couple yrs first.
that outta get a conversation started
that outta get a conversation started
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tabbyhntr
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You gotta take a test with the state to be legal. Its on utah.gov I believe
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D13er
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you need to be able to fog a mirror...
great post/pic, thanks for sharing
JB
great post/pic, thanks for sharing
JB
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HKShooter
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Man you opened yourself up...This should get good before it gets nuked...My understanding is you have to know the difference between opening morning and the day before season.
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Blanding_Boy
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To answer your question, starting 2010 Utah State Government will now require you to have a guides license. There is a test for this and is administered through the Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing http://www.dopl.utah.gov/ Of course there is a fee with this and it will be required to guide on all public lands. This is not the case on private lands for example CWMUs, those who guide exclusively on private land will not be required to have a guides license. There is also an outfitteres license and exam that if passed will also give you the piece of paper that says you are licensed as a guide.
Good Luck
Todd Black
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Good Luck
Todd Black
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brlarsen
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after takeing the exam what is next as far as blm and fish and game
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JB148
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You are better off being a guide working with an outfitter as apposed to the outfitter as you will be required to show proof of insurance. Good luck, JB
Blanding_Boy
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To be a guide, you will have to be licensed under an outfitter (who is now or will be shortly licensed by the state) and that outfitter will have to sign paper work indicating you have x number of days experience in several different categories. If you are applying for an outfitting permit you have to have had x number of days experience being an outfitter, one of the ways to provide this experience to the state of UT will be to provide copies of your special use permit with the FS and or BLM.
Todd Black
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Todd Black
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