Which state has the most resident friendly hunting regs?

[William Hanson (live2hunt)]

Between Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming?

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[AK Troutbum]

Alaska


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[William Hanson (live2hunt)]

Alaska


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Sure rub it in.

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[Ledd Slinger]

Not Montana. Montana gets worse every year. Move to Alaska, Wyoming, or Idaho.

 

[realunlucky]

Montana they basically give thier tags to residents $100 bill covers the cost of almost everything

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[kiddogy]

gotta be Wyoming. yup Wyoming.move to Wyoming.

 

[87TT]

Colorado

 

[perkj]

Definitely not California

 

[ZT3006]

I know this isn't one of your options but NC and SC have very laid back laws. I thought Virginia's regulations where tough until I started looking out west to hunt.

 

[NYyotekiller]

Gotta be Wyoming.

 

[wannakillabigbull]

I keep trying convince my wife to move 150 miles north to WY. Maybe some day...

 

[Lifelong Learner]

The irony of the NR situation is that most want to protect their "home turf" from outside hunting pressure, yet think very little about doing the same thing by hunting elsewhere??? I live and hunt in the midwest.....Michigan in specific......and notice how folks from IL, IN, OH howl when the topic of NR hunters come up in conversation. Raise tag prices and keep those rotten trespassers from other states out of "our" woods. Yet they think nothing of hauling their travel trailers and campers to the mitten to camp and fish???

 

[kiddogy]

The irony of the NR situation is that most want to protect their "home turf" from outside hunting pressure, yet think very little about doing the same thing by hunting elsewhere??? I live and hunt in the midwest.....Michigan in specific......and notice how folks from IL, IN, OH howl when the topic of NR hunters come up in conversation. Raise tag prices and keep those rotten trespassers from other states out of "our" woods. Yet they think nothing of hauling their travel trailers and campers to the mitten to camp and fish???

I only hunt my home state, IDAHO. rest of the worlds got nuthin I need!

 

[SniperHunter]

COLORADO

 

[wind gypsy]

WY would be my choice based solely on the quality of the general elk and mule deer tags. There is a reason MT and ID elk and mule deer tags are easier to get for NR than WY tags. And that's not even getting into pronghorn..

Definitely not Colorado

 

[Oregon]

I know this isn't one of your options but NC and SC have very laid back laws. I thought Virginia's regulations where tough until I started looking out west to hunt.

Sure, but who would want to live there??

 

[wind gypsy]

Sure, but who would want to live there??

Done it and I ain't going back!

 

[Wellsdw]

North Carolina. 3 bears 2 turkey and uh 75 deer or something close to that ha

 

[FLAK]

Resident? I can kill 3 Whitetails for less than 100 Bucks.
Hogs, Turkey, Ducks, small game.

 

[COHNTR]

Wyoming