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2007 Nonresident Deer Tag Quotas
Sunday, April 29th, 2007As of: April 27, 2007
DEER TAGS
QUOTA
# OF TAGS AVAILABLE
Regular/White-tailed Deer
10,900
8,912
Southeast Deer
1,115
570
Idaho 2007 Non-Resident Prices
Sunday, April 29th, 2007
Combination Hunting & Fishing ……………………………..$199.75
Hunting ………………………………………………………………….. $141.50
Archery Permit …………………………………………………………..$18.25
Muzzleloader Permit ………………………………………………….$18.25
Deer (Regular or White-tailed) ……………………………… $258.50
Southeast Deer Tag …………………………………………………$258.50
Controlled Hunt Application …………………………………………$6.25
Controlled Hunt Permit ………………………………………………..$7.75
Deer Tag (controlled hunt)………………………………………..$266.25
Links to Idaho Unit Maps for Mule Deer
Sunday, April 29th, 2007Click these links for maps:
Southwest
Magic Valley
Southeast
Upper Snake
Salmon
Application period for Idaho controlled deer hunts
Sunday, April 29th, 2007Dates:
• Deer, elk, pronghorn, and fall black bear: May 1—June 5.
Nonresident Permit Limitations:
In controlled hunts with ten or fewer permits, not more than one nonresident
permit may be issued. In controlled hunts with more than 10
permits, EXCEPT unlimited controlled hunts, not more than
10 percent (not a guaranteed 10 percent) of the permits may
be issued to nonresidents. […]
Idaho sees the problem. What about the solution?
Sunday, April 29th, 2007Why do we need the Mule Deer Initiative?
Mule deer are an important wildlife resource to
Idaho’s hunters and citizens. Southern and eastern Idaho
have traditionally been well known for abundant mule
deer populations providing plenty of hunting opportunity
and big bucks. Since 1992, mule deer populations in
portions of eastern, southeastern, and south-central
Idaho are lower than desired by both Department
biologists […]
Idaho has no deer, so use your tag to kill a predator
Sunday, April 29th, 2007NONRESIDENT DEER TAG - USE FOR
BLACK BEAR OR MOUNTAIN LION
Nonresident deer tags, EXCLUDING Nonresident
Junior Mentored deer tags, are valid to take a black bear
or mountain lion instead of a deer where and when the
deer tag is valid, and there is an open deer season in
that unit; and there is also an open bear season if […]
Wyoming believed to have 480,000 Mule Deer
Sunday, April 22nd, 2007WYOMING’S POPULAR MULE DEER
10/27/2006
– This fall, Wyoming’s estimated 480,000 mule deer will attract around 63,000 hunters from places as local and colorful as Point of Rocks to as international and historic as Munich, and a multitude of places in between.
[…]
Picking up Antlers in Wyoming - Take Care
Sunday, April 22nd, 2007ANTLER PICK-UP PROTOCOL CLARIFIED BY G&F
1/27/2007
CODY - In the Cody area alone, wildlife officials know that at least two bull elk and three mule deer were poached last winter and one deer this winter - not because someone needed the meat - but because someone wanted their antlers.
These incidents have prompted the Wyoming Game and […]
Another Big Buck Clip
Sunday, April 22nd, 2007The one that walked away.
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