Eastmans!

[Deehntr56]

This is a very good source for Hunting information around the country.

Great Magazine too. Website is very informative as well.


http://www.eastmans.com/


We were talking about Non-residnet fees in Ohio and they should be higher...it's no different anywhere else!!:biggrin:

Here's one of the most recent articles from Eastmans on the subject!

Idaho nonresident fees go up; resident prices stay the same

Mon, May 04 2009
Idaho has increased the price of hunting and fishing within its borders, but only to nonresidents. An initial attempt to raise fees to all sportsmen, including residents, failed. A second attempt, aimed only at the pocketbooks of visiting out-of-state sportsmen, passed. All new fees for nonresident hunting and fishing licenses, tags, and permits went into effect Friday, May 1. Following are the new prices:

Nonresident Licenses

Hunting - $154.75; Season Fishing - $98.25; Hunting/Fishing Combo - $240.00; Daily Fishing 1st Day - $12.75; Daily Fishing Each Consecutive Day - $6.00; Nongame (Expires August 31) - $35.50; Junior Season Fish (up to 17) - $21.75; Small Game Hunting - $97.75; Nonresident 3-Day Salmon/Steelhead - $37.50; Youth Small Game (Age 10-11) - $20.00; Shooting Preserve - $23.75;

Nonresident Tags

Nonresident Deer - $301.75; Nonresident Elk - $416.75; Nonresident Bear - $186.00; Nonresident Reduced and Second Bear - $31.75; Nonresident Mountain Lion - $186.00; Nonresident Reduced and Second Lion - $31.75; Nonresident Pronghorn - $311.75; Nonresident Turkey - $80.00; Nonresident Moose - $2101.75; Nonresident Bighorn Sheep - $2101.75; Nonresident Mountain Goat - $2101.75

Nonresident Permits

Archery Permit - $20.00; Muzzleloader Permit - $20.00; Salmon Permit - $25.75; Steelhead Permit - $25.75; Two Pole Permit - $15.50; WMA Permit (Age 17+) - $51.75; Migratory Bird Permit - $4.75

Nonresident Controlled Hunt Application

Nonresident Controlled Hunt Application - $14.75

Nonresident Jr. Mentored

Jr. Mentored Hunting (12-17) - $31.75; Nonresident Jr. Mentored Deer Tag - $23.75; Nonresident Jr. Mentored Elk Tag - $39.75; Nonresident Jr. Mentored Bear Tag - $23.75; Nonresident Jr. Mentored Turkey Tag - $19.75

[TIP]

I use to subscribe to the eastman bowhunting magazine. I'm going to have to renew my subscription. I would like to do a river bottom bowhunt for mule deer before I get to old.

[Deehntr56]

I use to subscribe to the eastman bowhunting magazine. I'm going to have to renew my subscription. I would like to do a river bottom bowhunt for mule deer before I get to old.

I know what you mean....as I get older here, the time is ticking, so I'm going full steam the next 10 years or so as much as possible....:D

[jeffmo]

i use to get on the hunting informations systems(his) website alot.the guy on there helped me out a good deal when i was planning to go to colorado.strange but the owner lived in texas and decided to move to ohio.he lives about 15 miles away from me.
one guy in particular on bowsite was really helpful on putting our group onto a good area to hunt near craig.as chance would have it i got to meet him when we had our elk checked for cwd.he asked where we had hunted and why we had chosen that area.when i told him that it was because of advice from someone named wapiti willie on bowsite he stuck his hand out and said "you must be jeff from ohio,i'm bill"!
small world!

[Deehntr56]

i use to get on the hunting informations systems(his) website alot.the guy on there helped me out a good deal when i was planning to go to colorado.strange but the owner lived in texas and decided to move to ohio.he lives about 15 miles away from me.
one guy in particular on bowsite was really helpful on putting our group onto a good area to hunt near craig.as chance would have it i got to meet him when we had our elk checked for cwd.he asked where we had hunted and why we had chosen that area.when i told him that it was because of advice from someone named wapiti willie on bowsite he stuck his hand out and said "you must be jeff from ohio,i'm bill"!
small world!

Good one!:biggrin:

[cjd3]

Thanks for the link :D

[Hiker]

I totally agree with John on Eastmans. They are the real deal and the books they write and sell are excellent. If you are planning on hunting the West, you should invest the money on these books.