Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Bear Hunting => Topic started by: Eric M on December 06, 2018, 03:47:40 AM
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So hypothetically let's say im hiking into a bear area and part of the hike passes through Idaho briefly. I would have a bear tag for Washington. Unlikely to run into anyone but wondering how Idaho would look at it. Any opinions?
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Not sure why there would be an issue. You're free to carry a firearm in Idaho anytime you want, for any reason.
It would be just like when I hike into the Alpine Lakes Wilderness in September to hunt deer. I'm carrying a rifle but until I reach the wilderness boundary, I'm in an area that is not open to hunting deer.
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Not sure why there would be an issue. You're free to carry a firearm in Idaho anytime you want, for any reason.
It would be just like when I hike into the Alpine Lakes Wilderness in September to hunt deer. I'm carrying a rifle but until I reach the wilderness boundary, I'm in an area that is not open to hunting deer.
That's kind of what I thought. Just seemed like it could be one of those gray areas. Thanks.
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theres alot of outfitters hunting this way where they park in one state and pack into another happens along the ID/MT border. I even have spots in WA that i hike thru ID to get to WA
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theres alot of outfitters hunting this way where they park in one state and pack into another happens along the ID/MT border. I even have spots in WA that i hike thru ID to get to WA
Thanks. Sounds like I'll be okay
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When my son was hunting the youth tags in Washington we hiked through Idaho to Washington all the time and he was too young to have an Idaho hunting license. I have also hiked through montana to hunt Idaho and hiked through Idaho to hunt Montana. People do this all the time. With onx and all that you can do it with a lot more confidence of being legal too as far as being in the right state!
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If you're hunting that close to the border, and the bear you shoot runs into Idaho to die you could have a problem on your hands. ;)
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If you're hunting that close to the border, and the bear you shoot runs into Idaho to die you could have a problem on your hands. ;)
What would be worse is a corner jumping bear :yike:
WDFW + IDFG + Border Patrol + Canada CO
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I accessed through Montana for my Wyoming mountain goat in 2000. We took photos at the kill sight showing the northern background in the event MT FWP got interested.
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If you're hunting that close to the border, and the bear you shoot runs into Idaho to die you could have a problem on your hands. ;)
What would be worse is a corner jumping bear :yike:
WDFW + IDFG + Border Patrol + Canada CO
Those ones are caught and shipped to mexico
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I know a guy who traps in Idaho and goes into Washington to access his trapping spots. He's even shot a wolf near the border in Idaho with zero problems...Pictures tell no lies...........or at least try and keep you honest.
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Don’t shoot a bear on Idaho & you’ll be fine. I think phone cameras tag the picture with gps data if you want to document the location.
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Buy an Idaho bear tag
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We were goat hunting one year and if we shot one in this particular area the best retrieval route seemed to be driving up to BC and coming back down on a logging road for retrieval.
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if the bear hops the corners of the property, would he be tresspassing
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Thanks to everyone for the replies.