Idaho non resident tag quotas for 2021

[trophyhunt]

I didn't realize how many disabled vets we had on this site.  Thanks to you all

[avidnwoutdoorsman]

Question: Is one to assume the same regulations?

I am looking at a unit that is typically white tail but for a controlled hunt drawing, however said unit has few general deer tags. But then also has like over 200 WT tags. Would the general tag still only be good for whitetail?

Maybe its good for whitetail during any weapon and mule deer for archery?

Newer to ID hunting and regs btw.

[meatwhack]

That all depends on the unit. Most whitetail areas in central Idaho you can only hunt whitetails until November 3rd if you have a general deer tag where you can hunt until November 20th or December 1st with a whitetail tag. This is also a season setting year so there’s potential for things to change.

[idahohuntr]

I'm still a bit surprised how fast things sold.  One thing is clear, nonresidents just demonstrated the price increases had no negative effect on demand...at this pace I cant imagine elk tags less than 1k and deer tags less than 600 in the very near future for Idaho.  Supply and demand.

[Buckhunter24]

Did deer tags sell out too or just elk?

[idahohuntr]

Some units/zones have sold out for both, but still many tags left.

[Mossy]

Just got my callback from 1130. “DAV sold out quick and not sure why the website still shows available for elk” and “the process has been nothing but issues today”. Oh well, lots of you got the supply and hoping for many successful stories next year!

[Buckhunter24]

Cool thanks for the info

[adamR]

Question, do you have to have a hunting license before you can buy a controlled hunt app or can you apply for controlled hunts without a hunting license?  I haven't tried that route without buying OTC tags in the past.

[fowl smacker]

Logged on about 10:30 this morning, had 9,000 something people in front of me, waited a couple hrs and got my deer tag.

[adamR]

I also missed out on the DAV tags unfortunately but I may have found a small positive out of the situation.

"This change affects only nonresident DAV tags, so availability of resident DAV tags remains unchanged. If reduced-price nonresident DAV tags sell out, nonresident disabled American veteran hunters can still buy an adult nonresident tag at full price. They may also apply for controlled hunts, and if they draw, they can purchase the tag at the reduced price. "

If I'm reading that right, we can still apply for controlled hunts and only pay the DAV rate if we end up getting drawn.  At least there is still some hope! 

[Naches Sportsman]

Have to buy a hunting license in order to put in for the draw. Same thing you have to do when putting in for draws in Oregon.

[highside74]

I bought my license and whitetail tag but how do I get my youth a lic and tag? Can't figure it out.

[Mossy]

I bought my license and whitetail tag but how do I get my youth a lic and tag? Can't figure it out.

My guess is the new website/license company bases your options from your prior profile.

[redi]

I have a mentored(youth) tag for my son in my cart but it is not asking me to select a unit. Does that mean he can hunt any open unit?