Non resident wolf help

[KRasmussen]

We are leaving the wonderful state of CA next year and moving to Idaho. The legislature here has finally driven us out. Being that I will be considered a non resident in Idaho for the first 6 months I would love to do my part in taking as many wolves out as possible, non res fees are almost as bad as Cali. I need some help on where to hunt them, what areas are being hit the hardest by the wolves?

 

[lambeau]

What part of the state are you moving to?

 

[KRasmussen]

>What part of the state are
>you moving to?


Boise area.

 

[lambeau]

I'm in north Idaho, so I don't know a lot of specifics about the wolf situation down south. I know the Smokey Mountains have their fair share (Sun Valley area in general).
Digging a little deeper, I'm sure you'll be able to get the drop on plenty of places within a reasonable drive from Boise that could stand to have the packs thinned.
Enjoy your move to south Idaho, and leaving CA behind...

 

[HanktheTankSB]

$31.75 seems like a bargain for an out of state wolf tag. We'll have them in our pockets when heading out there this fall. Remember pig tags for RESIDENTS in CA are $21.86 EACH (absurd).