Trespass fee's

[Weldor]

What is a reasonable fee for eastern wyoming areas? 1 week hunting.

 

[Mojave]

$1000 seems to come up a lot.

 

[Gila]

What about New Mexico?

 

[Weldor]

They have LO tags, very pricey from what I looked at.

 

[Dcoryn]

500 on the low end, 750 average and up to 1200 plus for the areas I know of

 

[Mojave]

What about New Mexico?

About $2500 if you are lucky.

 

[WRO]

About $2500 if you are lucky.

And allot of them are sketch, populations are shit in ne nm right now, guys are still selling tags though.


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[Gila]

And allot of them are sketch, populations are shit in ne nm right now, guys are still selling tags though.


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There is no quota on over the counter private land tags….that is until now. Game commission will meet on the 10th to figure out how many tags they will allocate. I don’t think they should reduce public draw tags as there are so few tags in the public draw the way it is. But I am sure the private landowners will wine about it and screw the residents out of more tags.

 

[WRO]

There is no quota on over the counter private land tags….that is until now. Game commission will meet on the 10th to figure out how many tags they will allocate. I don’t think they should reduce public draw tags as there are so few tags in the public draw the way it is. But I am sure the private landowners will wine about it and screw the residents out of more tags.

That’s great news, they need to go back to the a plus system


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[TheYukiYama]

How does one go about finding landowners that offer tresspass fees? Do people contact landowners and ask or are there websites that landowners post their land and price?

 

[Gila]

You won’t. The outfitters and brokers sell the hunts and authorizations. The outfitters own the big game hunting in New Mexico. There are very few tags in the public draw for elk, deer or pronghorn. Residents can’t get the tags either. Big game hunting in New Mexico is pretty much for the rich and famous non-residents. We have quite a few landowner tags that are unit wide so those LO tags can hunt on public lands. The residents are banding together to get our hunting back. The game commission decided to cap the OTC land owner doe tags at 80% this season for some of the Northeast units. The public draw tags including buck tags were reduced by 20% for all of those Northeast units as well. The outfitters found a way to screw us out of more tags!

If you personally know a land owner you may get permission but they better be your best friend….other wise pull out your wallet and it better be awfully thick!

 

[WRO]

You won’t. The outfitters and brokers sell the hunts and authorizations. The outfitters own the big game hunting in New Mexico. There are very few tags in the public draw for elk, deer or pronghorn. Residents can’t get the tags either. Big game hunting in New Mexico is pretty much for the rich and famous non-residents. We have quite a few landowner tags that are unit wide so those LO tags can hunt on public lands. The residents are banding together to get our hunting back. The game commission decided to cap the OTC land owner doe tags at 80% this season for some of the Northeast units. The public draw tags including buck tags were reduced by 20% for all of those Northeast units as well. The outfitters found a way to screw us out of more tags!

If you personally know a land owner you may get permission but they better be your best friend….other wise pull out your wallet and it better be awfully thick!

They ended Doe tags except youth and cut the LO tags 20% and capped them which isn’t going to do enough.

NE NM is going to take a decade to recover.

 

[Gila]

They ended Doe tags except youth and cut the LO tags 20% and capped them which isn’t going to do enough.

NE NM is going to take a decade to recover.

They also reduced the buck tags in the public draw by 20% for those affected units. Which I heard nothing about that in the meeting. I have this stuff over in another thread in the conservation forum.