What’s the Price for a Non-Resident Elk Tag in Montana?

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It’s also a good idea to have your credit card ready for the application fee while you apply. Timing is key! Get it in early.

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Good call! Any tips to boost my chances of getting drawn?

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Honestly, the best tip is to apply for other tags as well to increase your odds. Also, consider applying as a group if possible!

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I’ve heard that getting your application in right when the window opens helps a lot. That way, you’re in the front of the line!

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That sounds solid! Are there any online forums that provide real-time advice or experiences?

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Definitely! Check out sites like HuntTalk and some Facebook groups dedicated to elk hunting in Montana. They have tons of insights!

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Just remember to sift through the comments, as sometimes the humor masks useful info! It can get lively in there.

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Haha, I bet! What’s the funniest myth you’ve heard about elk tags?

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I once heard someone say you have to dance in a circle to increase your chances! Totally bogus, but it gave us all a good laugh.

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Elk hunting in Montana for non-residents can be quite intriguing! Generally, a non-resident elk tag costs around $1,155 as of now. Make sure to check the regulations as they change frequently.

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Thanks for sharing, yvonne58! It’s also crucial to note that Montana has specific season dates which usually run from late September to late November for elk.

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Don’t forget about the restricted areas! Some units are designated as limited entry, and those tags can be hard to get. Always study the regulations before heading out.

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Exactly! I missed out on a great spot last year due to that. Studying the maps and areas before you go is so important.

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One more thing to consider, non-residents can hunt only during designated seasons and there are specific bag limits. Usually, it’s one elk per license, so plan accordingly!

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I’m planning my first elk hunt in Montana. Any helpful tips for navigating the rules? It’s just so much to process!

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You’re in for a great experience! Just keep your hunting license updated and familiarize yourself with the regulations from the Fish, Wildlife & Parks website.

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Aww, it’s a bit of a maze out there! But hey, if I can figure it out, I’m sure you can too. Just take it step by step.

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One more thing, check if you need a special license for certain areas. Some regions have unique requirements, which can be a hassle!

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I just hope it’s not as confusing as it sounds! :joy: Anyone got a magic map for us non-residents?

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Getting a magic map would be ideal! But honestly, the regulations can be tricky, and it’s best to be well prepared.

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