Montana elk tags 100% draw.
04-04-2011, 01:25 PM
#21
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Lubbock, Texas
Posts: 1,401
$812 is the cheapest bull elk license available to a non resident that I'm aware of.
That doesn't spin near as well as the $912 for the deer/elk combo license though. Of course most nonresidents are only able to hunt for a week or so, and it's pretty hard to go after both critters in the same week unless you tag out on one or the other really quick. There are a few areas that you might stumble on either animal, but for the most part you end up either elk hunting or deer hunting in my experience, rarely both at the same time.
That doesn't spin near as well as the $912 for the deer/elk combo license though. Of course most nonresidents are only able to hunt for a week or so, and it's pretty hard to go after both critters in the same week unless you tag out on one or the other really quick. There are a few areas that you might stumble on either animal, but for the most part you end up either elk hunting or deer hunting in my experience, rarely both at the same time.
04-04-2011, 03:02 PM
#22
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Colorado
Posts: 9,557
$812 is the cheapest bull elk license available to a non resident that I'm aware of.
That doesn't spin near as well as the $912 for the deer/elk combo license though. Of course most nonresidents are only able to hunt for a week or so, and it's pretty hard to go after both critters in the same week unless you tag out on one or the other really quick. There are a few areas that you might stumble on either animal, but for the most part you end up either elk hunting or deer hunting in my experience, rarely both at the same time.
That doesn't spin near as well as the $912 for the deer/elk combo license though. Of course most nonresidents are only able to hunt for a week or so, and it's pretty hard to go after both critters in the same week unless you tag out on one or the other really quick. There are a few areas that you might stumble on either animal, but for the most part you end up either elk hunting or deer hunting in my experience, rarely both at the same time.
I'm old school, and these prices seem insane to me. I complain about the $49 I have to pay for an elk licence.
