brentdrake
Active Member
- Joined
- Apr 17, 2008
- Messages
- 42
Is there any states that I can get a permit to hunt wolf. I live in Indiana.
-
If you are being asked to change your password, and unsure how to do it, follow these instructions. Click here
Hunting Wolf out of State permits
- Thread starter brentdrake
- Start date
Help Support Long Range Hunting Forum
roop
Member
idaho non-resident hunting license, $154.75.
Idaho Fish and Game - License, Tag and Permit Fees
wolf tag, good for a calendar year, $31.75
http://fishandgame.idaho.gov/public...?resType=Nonresident&feeType=Tag&feeCategory=
total: $186.50
it'll cost you more than that in gas to get here.
Idaho Fish and Game - License, Tag and Permit Fees
wolf tag, good for a calendar year, $31.75
http://fishandgame.idaho.gov/public...?resType=Nonresident&feeType=Tag&feeCategory=
total: $186.50
it'll cost you more than that in gas to get here.
Speedo
Well-Known Member
In Alaska's gmu 13 a non- resident license is all that is required, cost $85. From Aug 10 to Apr 30 you are allowed 10 wolves per day. Come and get 'em.
Gus
Gus
ATH
Well-Known Member
Montana was >$300 last I checked, for a non-resident.
PBR driver
Well-Known Member
Yes, Wyoming.
There are only 12 trophy areas where a permit is required but that is only for a limited time period then before it reverts to and after the trophy season is over it is a fair game with no permit required.
I live 5 miles from area trophy zone 12 and can shoot them in sight with no bag limit and no permit required year round.
FYI, if you are hunting during a trophy season you must use a rifle or hand gun and or bow of qualifying caliber or poundage.
How ever before or after those time frames anything goes.
If you want more information just pm me and I will try and not confuse you to much as the dept of guts and feathers have written the regulations a bit convoluted.
So far since the trophy season started only 16 have been reported killed so these critters are wising up real quick and where they live it most likely will not be a "walk in the park" here in rough mountainous terrain from approx 5000' to 11,000'+ elevations.
If you decide you want to come out to Wyoming and gun) a few of our wolves there are a bunch to choice from...
There are only 12 trophy areas where a permit is required but that is only for a limited time period then before it reverts to and after the trophy season is over it is a fair game with no permit required.
I live 5 miles from area trophy zone 12 and can shoot them in sight with no bag limit and no permit required year round.
FYI, if you are hunting during a trophy season you must use a rifle or hand gun and or bow of qualifying caliber or poundage.
How ever before or after those time frames anything goes.
If you want more information just pm me and I will try and not confuse you to much as the dept of guts and feathers have written the regulations a bit convoluted.
So far since the trophy season started only 16 have been reported killed so these critters are wising up real quick and where they live it most likely will not be a "walk in the park" here in rough mountainous terrain from approx 5000' to 11,000'+ elevations.
If you decide you want to come out to Wyoming and gun) a few of our wolves there are a bunch to choice from...
