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Apply for Idaho 1st of 2 Super Hunt Drawings by May 31
 



Submitted by:  TBC Press
Posted on: 05/13/20

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Super Hunts are considered “extra” tags, so if you already bought a tag, you can still win a Super Hunt. And, you can buy as many entries as you’d like.

To learn more about them, and buy your chances to win, go to https://idfg.idaho.gov/superhunt.

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News # 13556
It’s time to apply for Idaho's first of two drawings for Super Hunt tags, but it's going fast. The deadline to apply is May 31 for the first drawing for Idaho’s best hunts, and Super Hunt tags are available for deer, elk, moose, pronghorn, and one Super Hunt combo, which includes one tag for each of those species.

If you’re not familiar with Super Hunt tags, they allow the tag holder to hunt in any unit open for the species in which the tag is valid. Simply put, a deer tag is good for any deer hunt in the state, general or controlled, and the same for elk, moose and pronghorn tags. 

Apply for Idaho 1st of 2 Super Hunt Drawings by May 31