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I don't want to thread jack, but I would like clarification on each state application process. I've only hunted out of state in OR and can provide insite on that cost/experience.OregonIn order to apply for a controlled hunt tag, you need to purchase a hunting license. Out of pocket expense $140.50 plus dealer fees just to apply. If you don't get drawn, your out that money, unless you want to purchase an OTC general tagIs this similar structure for Idaho & Montana? I know some states have reimbursement programs if not drawn, just don;t know.
Thinking about planning to hunt out of state next year for archery elk. I would like a DIY hunt in a state close like Montana, Oregon, Idaho. Probably looking at some sort of over the counter tag any input on how and where to start?
I would try putting in for unit 11 or 18 in Idaho. You have really good chances of a bull in those units. Then again, the chances of drawing are really low, so you may have to then get a regular tag, but beware, there is not many elk left in the Selway, or Lolo areas. If you really want a OTC tag, then get a Panhandle tag. Just my two cents...
Anyone know how much Idaho is for OTC elk license?
Quote from: D-Rock425 on September 18, 2013, 10:44:04 AMAnyone know how much Idaho is for OTC elk license?416.75