application help

[camonick]

I just completed the online application for deer and elk. I applied for pp's only using the pp codes. Once I finished and printed the application recipt, I noticed the recipt for the elk says Non resident antlerless elk and cost $254. Did I make a mistake, or does it just not say bull or eithersex?

 

[accubond]

I believe that they charge you the cheapest elk tag offered to a non-resident when you apply for a point.

 

[YukonDall]

LAST EDITED ON Mar-20-09 AT 09:10PM (MST)[p] ELK POINTS ARE ELK POINTS.....ON A POINT BASIS....THERE IS NO DIFF. BETWEEN BULL & COW....YOUR OK...........YD.

 

[Magnummatt]

If you had a hunting or fishing license last year you will not need to pay the $25 PP fee either.I think that is a great rule for people that get out and fish or hunt every yr. one way or another.Cow tags are a decent price for nons.hope bull prices quit increasing every yr.Co. is one of the states easiest on your wallet in some aspects.

Wasnt happy to see utah start charging a $65 dollar license fee.Thought there system was good before.

 

[camonick]

thanks for clearing it up guys. Realy appreciate the help.

 

[tesmitty]

If you had a hunting or fishing license last year you will not need to pay the $25 PP fee either.I think that is a great rule for people that get out and fish or hunt every yr. one way or another.Cow tags are a decent price for nons.hope bull prices quit increasing every yr.Co. is one of the states easiest on your wallet in some aspects.
Wasnt happy to see utah start charging a $65 dollar license fee.Thought there system was good before

Your $65 license is valid for 365 days, which means you can use it to apply for next years draw, as long as you apply before it expires. Only costing you $37.50 per year, a small price to pay considering you only pay $10 for each species point, and you can now apply for all animals in Utah as a nonres.

 

[hatrick]

We just hunt the wilderness without a guide!!! always have-Hatrick

 

[hatrick]

never mind wrong post!!