One tag at most, there is no guarantee a NR will draw. They have the same odds as residents that dont live in the EMZ.No worries; but looking through the regs only one tag will be awarded to a nonresident.
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One tag at most, there is no guarantee a NR will draw. They have the same odds as residents that dont live in the EMZ.No worries; but looking through the regs only one tag will be awarded to a nonresident.
No worries; but looking through the regs only one tag will be awarded to a nonresident.
I didn’t know about the resident living in the emz getting a tag so I learned something.One tag at most, there is no guarantee a NR will draw. They have the same odds as residents that dont live in the EMZ.
But there is a huntable elk population!!!!One tag at most, there is no guarantee a NR will draw. They have the same odds as residents that dont live in the EMZ.
Read the "Special elk hunting license allotment" one or 10% NR tag AT MOST but not guaranteed.Virginia Elk Hunt Lottery
Virginia DWR is offering a chance to harvest a massive bull elk scoring as high as 350+ inches and weighing up to 900 pounds!dwr.virginia.gov
The way I read it for 2022 - 1 Nonresident Tag, 1Resident elk zone tag, 3 Resident tags, 1 Conservation tag, for 6 total.
Sorry brah…I am still hurt that @wllm1313 didn't remind me to apply.
The last elk in VA was killed in 1855 before reintroductionBut there is a huntable elk population!!!!
When was the last time there were a hunt-able population?
My 8x grandfather was born in Jamestown in 1759 were there elk then?
I would love to see 500,000 elk east of the Mississippi in my lifetime… pipe dream but would be amazing.The last elk in VA was killed in 1855 before reintroduction
I'd like to see it too but residents wont let that happen. They bitch about the deer eating their flowers and the car accidents around here but wont let you hunt their property. I think a lot of the residents of VA threw a big bitch fit when the elk were reintroduced.I would love to see 500,000 elk east of the Mississippi in my lifetime… pipe dream but would be amazing.
I seems like like landscape could probably support them.
I mean MA has close to 1/3 the deer population of CO and it’s the size of a county.
And we give the ranchers in MT a hard timeI'd like to see it too but residents wont let that happen. They bitch about the deer eating their flowers and the car accidents around here but wont let you hunt their property. I think a lot of the residents of VA threw a big bitch fit when the elk were reintroduced.
The Farm Bureau was the main opposition that I recall.I'd like to see it too but residents wont let that happen. They bitch about the deer eating their flowers and the car accidents around here but wont let you hunt their property. I think a lot of the residents of VA threw a big bitch fit when the elk were reintroduced.
Farm Bureau is the devil!!!I just learned that 1500 folks hunted elk in VA in 1958...
The Farm Bureau was the main opposition that I recall.
Anytime an elk wanders out of the EMZ you can shoot it during deer season and use a deer tag on it. Seems like theyre trying really hard to keep them in those three counties only.I just learned that 1500 folks hunted elk in VA in 1958...
The Farm Bureau was the main opposition that I recall.
I can be there before he hits the ground to drag.In all seriousness I’m just very excited to see elk back on the landscape all around the country, was happy to toss some app money at VA to keep up the good work.
If I actually did draw, 100% I’d do a HT camp and go full Utah we need like 25 Big Hank hats in that photo.
Me too. Several others I've seen over the years not on this current thread.I didn’t realize how many how many HTers are in VA.