draw results IDAHO

[WDFW-SUX]

I think the state needs to publish in there new reports the actual number of non residents in all the point pools for the different species.

[videoman]

agree

[bearpaw]

That's why non-residents love applying for our moose, sheep, and goat permits. We're probably the lowest cost state to apply in for those species.

Not sure that's the case, in fact Carter Services recommends against applying for Washington (unless that changed in the last year).

[bobcat]

That's why non-residents love applying for our moose, sheep, and goat permits. We're probably the lowest cost state to apply in for those species.

Not sure that's the case, in fact Carter Services recommends against applying for Washington (unless that changed in the last year).

Here is a quote from the May 2009 issue of Garth Carter's "Huntin' Fool" magazine:

Anyone applying for sheep, goat, and/or moose in other states should consider applying in Washington. They have some good quality hunts. The non-refundable application fees are less than $60 per species. You will build bonus points each year you are unsuccessful in drawing a tag. Resident and non-resident applicants are in the same application pool. There are not any non-resident quotas when it comes to these three species. Apply and let us know if you draw!

[alwinearcher]

Just got a voicemail from one of my good buddies in Idaho..
He drew a Sheep tag.. Deff gonna be filming that hunt this fall 

[Alan K]

Just got a voicemail from one of my good buddies in Idaho..
He drew a Sheep tag.. Deff gonna be filming that hunt this fall 

Nice!

[SI Eagle]

Nothing for me. 

[Grouse Hunter]

Is it cheaper for a non-resident to hunt in Idaho than it is for a non-resident to hunt in Washington?

[WDFW-SUX]

NO

[bearpaw]

More expensive in Idaho.

Many states use a formula that costs 10x more for non-residents than residents. That is Washington's formula too.