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I've been told they sell the unlimited draw unit permits over the counter
Quote from: WA hunter14 on December 07, 2017, 11:28:26 AMI've been told they sell the unlimited draw unit permits over the counterThey do, but they are really tough areas for a houndsmen to hunt!
Is this for bears or cats or both? Are you allowed to bring other hunters?
Quote from: Machias on December 07, 2017, 11:47:51 AMQuote from: WA hunter14 on December 07, 2017, 11:28:26 AMI've been told they sell the unlimited draw unit permits over the counterThey do, but they are really tough areas for a houndsmen to hunt!I hunt them all the time by choice as a resident. If someone values running their dogs then hunting a area with less roads is a small price to pay to get to hunt
When do we leave?
Take lots of pictures!! We like pictures.
Quote from: jackelope on December 07, 2017, 03:17:49 PMTake lots of pictures!! We like pictures. I will...since I have three inexperienced pups there will probably be lots of pictures of porkies treed; coyotes, moose, deer and elk running for their lives (just kidding!!)
I know very little about hound hunting, just the basic knowledge by reading the forum and google about hound hunting. Machias, why cant a person shoot an animal with you? is it just your preference or is there a "dog" reason. and hounds are considered "tools" to hound hunters and not pets? is that why you dont allow handling. The hound hunting is very interesting and just curious, to learn some. I live in eastern washington and would love to learn more and maybe tag along sometime if anyone is willing to teach
Quote from: outdooraddict on December 23, 2017, 09:50:11 AMI know very little about hound hunting, just the basic knowledge by reading the forum and google about hound hunting. Machias, why cant a person shoot an animal with you? is it just your preference or is there a "dog" reason. and hounds are considered "tools" to hound hunters and not pets? is that why you dont allow handling. The hound hunting is very interesting and just curious, to learn some. I live in eastern washington and would love to learn more and maybe tag along sometime if anyone is willing to teach Idaho state law. You would need a hound permit as well in order to take a critter with hounds.
Quote from: Karl Blanchard on December 23, 2017, 10:34:12 AMQuote from: outdooraddict on December 23, 2017, 09:50:11 AMI know very little about hound hunting, just the basic knowledge by reading the forum and google about hound hunting. Machias, why cant a person shoot an animal with you? is it just your preference or is there a "dog" reason. and hounds are considered "tools" to hound hunters and not pets? is that why you dont allow handling. The hound hunting is very interesting and just curious, to learn some. I live in eastern washington and would love to learn more and maybe tag along sometime if anyone is willing to teach Idaho state law. You would need a hound permit as well in order to take a critter with hounds.I believe it also days to even own or handle a hound in the state of idaho you need a hound permit.
So can an idaho resident with hounds take a non resident huntingSent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk
Quote from: emac on December 23, 2017, 03:13:58 PMSo can an idaho resident with hounds take a non resident huntingSent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk only if the non resident has a hound permit or private land
Sorry, I'm over in the UK and missed the question. In Idaho, in order to hunt over dogs or even handle the dogs, you have to have a Hound permit. You could tag along, but you cannot legally handle the dogs or harvest an animal over the dogs without the permit.
Quote from: Machias on December 24, 2017, 08:46:14 AMSorry, I'm over in the UK and missed the question. In Idaho, in order to hunt over dogs or even handle the dogs, you have to have a Hound permit. You could tag along, but you cannot legally handle the dogs or harvest an animal over the dogs without the permit. So how do the guides do it?