Utah hunting wanting infor on out of state hunts

red · May 25, 2014

I am a resident from Utah, looking for information on Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado and Arizona. What I am looking for is units equivalent to Utah's LE units. I am wondering which Units to look at, also prices for non-resident. I will be looking into these states but any extra tips or information will save me time and give me information I may overlook or miss. I am looking for archery mostly for me, and rifle for my wife. I know this topic has probably been covered on multiple occasions.

deerslayer88 · May 25, 2014

What animal you looking to hunt?

red · May 25, 2014

deer and elk

wildfin · May 25, 2014

join hunting fool, you may or may not trust the odds, but you wont need to ask any other questions about the western states.

jester · May 25, 2014

Give me $150.00 (and thats a discount! ) and I will
explain everything I know!
Jester

deerslayer88 · May 25, 2014

To be honest Wyoming has some great deer hunting. If you are looking for the Henries you probably won't get it, but most of the units are good units. I personally like the red desert for elk.

Outside · Jun 3, 2014

I agree with Wildfin. Subscribe to Huntinfool. It is $100. You get a magazine every month loaded with information. It is a really expensive magazine subscription, but lots of information about hunting other states. There are lots of mixed feelings about Huntinfool, but at the end of the day they provide tons of valuable info about each of the states.

utarchery · Jun 3, 2014

does any of these states have any OTC tags for non-residents?

BillyBoB · Jun 6, 2014

Subscribe to eastmans. Their magazines offer some good info and give you a place to start looking. They rate all the units for each state and different species. It's great for someone trying to figure other states out and see what they have to offer.

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