Mule Deer Fanatic

Dates:
• 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. NOTE: If a resident applies for a
controlled hunt on a group application with a nonresident, and
the 10 percent nonresident limitation is met, rejection of the
nonresident on the application will also result in rejection of any
residents on that application.

You may apply for a Regular Controlled Hunt and send
in a second Controlled Hunt application for an X hunt.
Hunters also may buy a general deer and elk tag, and
apply for an X hunt. If you draw a permit for an X hunt,
you could harvest a deer or elk during the general
season and then harvest a second deer or elk in the
extra Controlled Hunt.

Drawing Results:
It is your responsibility to find out
if you were successful in drawing a controlled hunt permit.
Results will be available July 10 on the IDFG Internet site,
http://fishandgame.idaho.gov.

Drawing Results:
All successful applicants, except
those applying for spring black bear hunts and turkey, will be
notified by mail at their mailing address listed on their hunting
license by July 10. Results will also be available at that time
on the IDFG Internet site, http://fishandgame.idaho.gov.
Unsuccessful applicants will not be notified.

UNCLAIMED PERMITS
Successful applicants for deer, elk, fall black bear, or
pronghorn controlled hunts must pick up their controlled hunt
permit and tag not later than August 1, 2007. All deer, elk, or
pronghorn controlled hunt permits and tags not picked up by
August 1, 2007 will be entered into a second controlled hunt
drawing (see page 21).