Super hunts
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supersider34
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Well live here in Idaho and if you had to hunt anywhere in the state that was open with the weapons it states I would think that would or might be a good hunt.
So I would say it is a good thing.
So I would say it is a good thing.
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Clark
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Yes. I don't know how it gets any better than having any unit in the state and a year to hunt.
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IDdesertman
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Sure, you can pick any open hunt in the state, what's not to like? I personally don't put in for them because they have unlimited entry, meaning that if someone wants to spend thousands of dollars and put in a few hundred/thousand applications, they can do it. A guy with thousands to spend has a WAY better chance of drawing than the average guy who might put in an application or two... I don't think our game should be managed to cater to the big spenders so I don't put in, but yeah, if you do put in and draw you could hunt some damn good hunts.
Jdan9
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I drew the MT Super Elk Tag in 2006, I bought 10 chances at $5.00 a piece, they sold over 17,000 chances, the proceeds of these types of tags go to game management, when I spent the $50.00 I was making a donation to a cause I support not trying to win a tag. I actually forgot all about it until I was notified that I was the winner. It certainly it was a great hunt and experience. The chances of winning again are remote but I still buy chances every year just to support the states and their game management.
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jd
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The Idaho Super Hunt money goes to fund the ACCESS YES program. It is a great deal for lots of folks, and offers some great hunting opportunities for anyone. I would donate $50 to keep it going anyway, and the chance to draw a great tag just sweetens the pot; I know the odds are terrible, but what the hell - someone wins. Buy 6 chances for a Super Tag, and one chance for a Super Combo Tag and it is about $48 bucks..
