Hotrodlincoln
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Anyone thinking about what they’re gonna do yet? It’s only a week away!
Idaho 2023
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338win
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Not waste my time in a digital waiting room for a “OTC” to end up disappointed with what’s left.
Bullshot
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Thinking Idaho doesn’t make the cut for me again this year. Time to use some points in CO or WY if I can.
MarvB
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The gang was just talking about this last night; can’t say anyone is too thrilled about the upcoming “being on hold”
SAJ-99
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Zero plan. That’s the only way to guarantee a good number in the waiting room. See the number, yell ‘Holy begeezus!’ and try to find something to buy while the time limit ticks down? That’s the plan.
338win
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The good ones....
Not true. a "good" unit to one isn't even on a list to another.
You have to look at it as a draw...because it basically is. Why wouldn't you at least sign in to see what place you draw? I'd rather have less competition though so I admire your sacrifice.
338win
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Buy a Lolo tag and let us know how the camping trip goes
Kiwi
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I was looking at the process to buy an OTC NR youth / Junior mentored tag tomorrow. My understanding is I can apply for my son as a youth (he's 15 years old) but the catch is I also need a tag for the same species. Has anyone purchased OTC for a youth? Was the process to try and buy two OTC tags in the same unit at the same time?
SAJ-99
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I would call them. My understanding in the OTC process is a hunter can only buy a tag for themselves, but I don't know if that applies to youth, too. It's a good question.
Lilhowie83
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Is it a mentored tag or has he been through hunter ed and has or can get a hunting license. The mentored license would be if you have a tag, you can get him a tag for the same unit and mentor him.
Kiwi
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He has hunter ed so can buy a license. I would prefer to not have a license so I can focus on his hunt.
I'll re-read the ID regulations, I thought to get a youth tag I also needed a tag of the same species. Sounds like i might have this wrong?
Hotrodlincoln
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If you have a nonresident youth mentored tag, he will need another nonresident hunter with a tag for the same species with him at all times.
I’ve done the mentored youth before. The tag doesn’t need to be for the same unit.
It used to be a really good deal ($100 for deer/elk) them Idaho decided it hated NRs.
A resident can sponsor the NR youth. I’ve done it for a family member.
Hotrodlincoln
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I stand corrected… I just read it. Thanks
Idahoarcheryhunter
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Speaking of the good ones….. 39 and 43 are beautiful to camp in those times of the year…..
