Post by: Martinhunter on February 12, 2016, 09:01:03 PM
Post by: Stein on February 12, 2016, 09:06:14 PM
Don't worry, for $597, they won't run out of nonres deer tags in the draw.
Not sure when surplus tags go on sale.
You also need the conservation license but I think that is included with the cost increase this year. It used to be $10 if I remember right.
Post by: Martinhunter on February 12, 2016, 09:11:53 PM
So when I pay the 597$ is that the permit I'm putting in for or just the license or are they combined? I'm confused obviously. I've heard there's a application as well is that just the part where I gave my info?
Post by: Stein on February 12, 2016, 09:15:42 PM
Ok cool, thanks for the info.
So when I pay the 597$ is that the permit I'm putting in for or just the license or are they combined? I'm confused obviously. I've heard there's a application as well is that just the part where I gave my info?
You put in for a draw and pay the full amount. The draw has been 100% because they charge too much. Montana doesn't really have a hunting "license" like WA does.
You also get a fishing license for free which is awesome since standing in a river in October/November is so sweet.
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Post by: huntnphool on February 16, 2016, 09:42:48 PM
When on the MT fish and wildlife website I got to the point of choosing which permit I want which is the general deer combo, but I noticed there's a general deer in the "featured" tab as well as the "application" tab? Anyone know the difference in the two and which one do I need to purchase? I'm not looking for any special tag just a general deer where I can find some public land a put a muley down.
Keep in mind that if you are successful drawing a permit hunt, that is the only place you can hunt in the state for the entire season. :twocents:
Post by: deerslyr on February 16, 2016, 10:03:01 PM
When on the MT fish and wildlife website I got to the point of choosing which permit I want which is the general deer combo, but I noticed there's a general deer in the "featured" tab as well as the "application" tab? Anyone know the difference in the two and which one do I need to purchase? I'm not looking for any special tag just a general deer where I can find some public land a put a muley down.
Keep in mind that if you are successful drawing a permit hunt, that is the only place you can hunt in the state for the entire season. :twocents:
I think the majority of eastern mt is better than 90% of the mule deer draw hunts :twocents:
Post by: huntnphool on February 16, 2016, 10:04:05 PM
When on the MT fish and wildlife website I got to the point of choosing which permit I want which is the general deer combo, but I noticed there's a general deer in the "featured" tab as well as the "application" tab? Anyone know the difference in the two and which one do I need to purchase? I'm not looking for any special tag just a general deer where I can find some public land a put a muley down.
Keep in mind that if you are successful drawing a permit hunt, that is the only place you can hunt in the state for the entire season. :twocents:
I think the majority of eastern mt is better than 90% of the mule deer draw hunts :twocents:
Agreed! ;)
Post by: Martinhunter on February 16, 2016, 10:17:37 PM
I put in for the general deer combo, which from what I understand allows me to hunt the entire state except for the special permitted areas? Am I correct on that? I sure hope so being that I already put in for it.When on the MT fish and wildlife website I got to the point of choosing which permit I want which is the general deer combo, but I noticed there's a general deer in the "featured" tab as well as the "application" tab? Anyone know the difference in the two and which one do I need to purchase? I'm not looking for any special tag just a general deer where I can find some public land a put a muley down.
Keep in mind that if you are successful drawing a permit hunt, that is the only place you can hunt in the state for the entire season. :twocents:
Post by: deerslyr on February 16, 2016, 10:31:07 PM
I put in for the general deer combo, which from what I understand allows me to hunt the entire state except for the special permitted areas? Am I correct on that? I sure hope so being that I already put in for it.When on the MT fish and wildlife website I got to the point of choosing which permit I want which is the general deer combo, but I noticed there's a general deer in the "featured" tab as well as the "application" tab? Anyone know the difference in the two and which one do I need to purchase? I'm not looking for any special tag just a general deer where I can find some public land a put a muley down.
Keep in mind that if you are successful drawing a permit hunt, that is the only place you can hunt in the state for the entire season. :twocents:
Yes, you are correct. You'll have a great time. I guided in Eastern MT last year for mule deer and it was a blast!
Post by: huntnphool on February 16, 2016, 10:59:29 PM
I put in for the general deer combo, which from what I understand allows me to hunt the entire state except for the special permitted areas? Am I correct on that? I sure hope so being that I already put in for it.When on the MT fish and wildlife website I got to the point of choosing which permit I want which is the general deer combo, but I noticed there's a general deer in the "featured" tab as well as the "application" tab? Anyone know the difference in the two and which one do I need to purchase? I'm not looking for any special tag just a general deer where I can find some public land a put a muley down.
Keep in mind that if you are successful drawing a permit hunt, that is the only place you can hunt in the state for the entire season. :twocents:
Correct, as deerslyr said, but if you draw a permit you can only hunt that permit area. In your earlier post you asked about permits is why I say that.
Post by: Martinhunter on February 16, 2016, 11:33:32 PM
Oh ok I gotcha..... Yeah in my earlier posts I was very confused on what to select for a general tag. Thanks everyone for your help, I can't say how much I love this forum and all the stand up dudes and gals on here. Very thankful for this place. I hope someday I can give back as much as I have recieved from everyone on here who've helped me out numerous times.I put in for the general deer combo, which from what I understand allows me to hunt the entire state except for the special permitted areas? Am I correct on that? I sure hope so being that I already put in for it.When on the MT fish and wildlife website I got to the point of choosing which permit I want which is the general deer combo, but I noticed there's a general deer in the "featured" tab as well as the "application" tab? Anyone know the difference in the two and which one do I need to purchase? I'm not looking for any special tag just a general deer where I can find some public land a put a muley down.
Keep in mind that if you are successful drawing a permit hunt, that is the only place you can hunt in the state for the entire season. :twocents:
Correct, as deerslyr said, but if you draw a permit you can only hunt that permit area. In your earlier post you asked about permits is why I say that.