1. (1) The CHA area must be posted:

   1. (a) at least every 300 yards along the outer boundary of all hunted areas; and
   2. (b) on all corners, streams, rivers, drainage divides, roads, gates, trails, rights-of-way, dikes, canals, and ditches crossing the boundary lines.

2. (2) Each sign used to post the property must be at least 8-1/2 by 11 inches and must clearly state:

   1. (a) the name of the CHA as designated on the CHA Wildlife Document;
   2. (b) the words "No Trespassing"; and
   3. (c) wording indicating the sign is located on the CHA boundary.

3. (3)(a) If the CHA operator fails to renew a CHA Wildlife Document or a renewal application is denied, all signs shall be immediately removed by the operator.

   1. (b) The Division may remove and dispose of any signs that are not removed within 30 days after the termination of the CHA Wildlife Document.
4. (4) Commercial hunting area activities may only be conducted on property properly posted and specifically authorized in the CHA Wildlife Document.
5. (5) Commercial hunting area operators may not post or otherwise restrict public access on public roads, rights-of-way, inholdings, or easements within the CHA, including corner crossing to contiguous parcels of publicly owned lands.

KEY: wildlife, birds, game laws, aviculture

Date of Last Change: August 7, 2025

Notice of Continuation: April 4, 2022

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 23A-5-302; 23A-2-305; 23A-2-304