Hey that looks familiar
I don’t think it was a problem of too many tags in the past, I think it has to do with the predator pit they’ve created. I know IDFG says it’s climate change and winter ticks but its real funny to me that moose are generally thriving in the south hills and Nevada and Utah(places without wolves and generally warmer environs) and struggling in Montana and Northern Idaho(places with wolves and generally cooler)Once again Idaho Fish & No GAME. waited to long to figure out that allocating 1200 to 1500 moose tags a year for 20 years would eliminate the moose herds ... 2024 has 517 total tags !! Another Banner JOB
You can not issue that many tags year after year and have a average of over 70% success in harvest and expect the population to maintain.. Yep then ad in the wolves, fires, lack of habitat an that is what takes the tag count in 2003 of almost 1500 tags to 517 in 2024 !! IF&G doesn't try to fix anything until the population is almost gone !! You are correct on the lower portions or NV Utah & southern Idaho info, Interesting about 10 years ago, F&G put out reports stating the noted decline in the moose herds in most areas north of the Salmon River but did nothing except reduce 1 or 2 tags in a unit or two. Now they have cut the overall tags by 2/3rds probably should have started reducing tags back when they noticed the decline 10 years back .I don’t think it was a problem of too many tags in the past, I think it has to do with the predator pit they’ve created. I know IDFG says it’s climate change and winter ticks but its real funny to me that moose are generally thriving in the south hills and Nevada and Utah(places without wolves and generally warmer environs) and struggling in Montana and Northern Idaho(places with wolves and generally cooler)
Maybe your MM handle also implies your as BLIND as you are IGNORANT !!!Be happy.
If you truly are old as you've chosen to imply then you got to see some good years.
Relax.
Control yourself.
IDFG actually knows better than you when it comes to wildlife management.
Breath deep.
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