Much better. I think you're right, but isn't there also another season later??I used extreme zoom on that one. Here is another shot. I think the 12a elk tag is open until October.
I think it's only $35 for the permit now. Still like trying to find the proverbial needle in the haystack, tho.Very cool! Still over 550 leftover tags available for that hunt. For only $48, might be worth a camping trip up there!
The tag is $35 but i think the AZGFD still charges an app fee for both R & NR so tags cost $48 or $50 depending on resident status.I think it's only $35 for the permit now. Still like trying to find the proverbial needle in the haystack, tho.
Yeah, its $48 with the tag fee. Still would be a camping trip rather than a hunting trip... lol. It's pure luck too find them.I think it's only $35 for the permit now. Still like trying to find the proverbial needle in the haystack, tho.
Sorry, but you’re wrong. ?The permit is $35, and I'm pretty sure you do not pay an app fee unless you have applied during a draw. OTC leftovers are tag fee only.
From the 2021 regs:
Note 39 – Units 12A, 12B, 13A, and 13B have an extremely low-density elk population, less than 50 elk combined for all four units. These units are specifically
managed for wildlife values other than elk, and an established elk population is not desirable. The intent of this hunt is to eliminate this elk population. The
cost of the tag has been reduced to $35 to help achieve this objective. The Department cautions you that due to extremely low elk densities, hunt success
will be very low, likely less than 5%. If you apply for this hunt during the draw, you will almost certainly draw it, which will cause you to lose your bonus
points. If you pick up one of these tags during the first come-first served process your bonus points will not be affected.
Sorry, but you’re wrong. ?
You need to read the leftover list. It’s where the $48 is listed.
If you want to get one of these tags you still have to go to AZGFD office and pick one up, they will have you fill out an application with the hunt number and you will pay $48.View attachment 40195
That's for one who APPLIES -- as in fills out & mails in an application to be processed -- for a leftover, as I said. Note the APPLICATION DEADLINE at the top of the page! That horse has left the barn a long time ago.
It doesn't apply NOW for PICKING UP one of the 500 availble OVER THE COUNTER at a G&F office. It's then no different than if you were purchasing a lion permit.
Far south end on the east side. Look for tanks right along the park boundary.If you don't mind saying where about were you in the unit? I have seen old droppings but never set eyes on a live one yet. The droppings I found were in the mid-range around south-lake.
Thats my plan.I believe if I had seen them, I'd go buy a permit and be back real soon!
As I recently found out...So a guy can go pick up this tag right now for $35?
$50 for a NRAs I recently found out...
$35 for the tag & $13 for the app fee = $48 total
Since he said 'pick up," I assumed he is a resident.$50 for a NR
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