Utah DWR can pay landowners on green-belt (agricultural) property up to $5,000 a year for verified wild turkey damage, such as damage to hay bales. Hay-bale damage is paid once, after which DWR provides tarps or coverings. DWR may also hold turkey control hunts to reduce future damage.
Eligibility
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Landowner of green-belt eligible property in Utah
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Notify the division within 72 hours of discovering damage and allow access to verify
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Payment considers revenue from CWMU, landowner association permits, mitigation permits or hunter access fees
Details
Organization
Financial Instrument
Grant
Maximum Award Amount
$5,000
Terms
No speculative or future-value damages; other perceived or actual turkey damage is not monetarily compensated.
Published amounts: Monetary compensation up to $5,000 annually per green-belt eligible property; hay-bale damage paid only once per landowner, after which tarps or coverings are provided.
Application Instructions
Notify your DWR regional office within 72 hours; the division and claimant appraise the damage together (third-party appraiser if no agreement).
Deadline text on the page: Notify the division of the damage within 72 hours after the damage is discovered.
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Updated October 16, 2026
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