$31.75 Non Res Idaho Wolf Tags

BPKHunter · Jul 31, 2011

LAST EDITED ON Jul-31-11 AT 03:59PM (MST)[p]You bitched, they listened. No excuses for NR that are hunting big game in Idaho this year not to have a wolf tag in your pocket.

http://fishandgame.idaho.gov/public/hunt/?getPage=266

springbear · Jul 31, 2011

Or two!

ironhead · Jul 31, 2011

No excuse, I hope to thin the them down a bit.

shelbys · Jul 31, 2011

I saw that the other day too and bought one! In addition to the bear and mountain lion tags I bought this year for Idaho. I'm going after a predator trifecta!

mightyhunter · Jul 31, 2011

I don't want to rain on anyone's parade. However, Judge Malloy is currently deciding the case that challenged the "wolf rider" to the 2011 budget (Tester/Simpson). The case was argued on July 26, 2011. If it were me, I would wait until he makes a decision before running out and buying an Idaho wolf tag.

gb22 · Jul 31, 2011

Unfortunately, Mightyhunter is correct. BUT....as an Idaho resident may I say......PLEASE, help yourself. We keep making more!

Within the shadows, go quietly.

JuddCT · Jul 31, 2011

To bad it isn't during my spring bear hunt next year.

NONYAMT · Jul 31, 2011

They should pay us to kill em.

bowhunt · Jul 31, 2011

I bought a wolf tag in Idaho...and will be shooting a wolf with that tag.

Zim · Aug 1, 2011

LAST EDITED ON Aug-01-11 AT 01:54PM (MST)[p]Says there was just a 1% success rate. I'll be moose hunting in Wyoming right on the state line first couple weeks of October. Anyone know how long it took to fill the Island Park unit quota in 2009? I'll be hunting immediately north of Alpine, WY.

Obviously I wouldn't buy one until I got there because the quota may be filled by then anyway.

brymoore · Aug 1, 2011

I wouldn't concentrate on the success percentage. Most residents bought a license for a "just in case" encounter, similar to bear and cougar tags. The guys I know who actually targeted wolves were sucessful.