Idaho Fish and Game in May held its first of two Super Hunt drawings and raised over a million dollars for public access for hunting and fishing.
The May drawing attracted 15,868 hunters who bought 145,593 entries and raised $1,041,474 for access. In the past few years, Fish and Game has used the money from Super Hunt drawings to access hundreds of thousands of acres for sportsmen and women, secure Access YES! easements for hunting and fishing on private land, and maintain trails in remote hunting areas.
Two Super Hunt drawings are held annually, and winners can hunt in any open unit in the state – general and controlled hunts – for the species in which they drew a tag. A Super Hunt Combo includes a deer, elk, moose and pronghorn tag.
Super Hunt entries cost $6 each and $20 for the Super Hunt Combo. Residents and nonresidents are eligible, and you don’t need a hunting license to apply. To buy entries, or learn more, see the Super Hunt webpage.
The deadline for the next drawing is Aug. 10th, and it includes: Two elk, two deer, two pronghorn and one moose Super Hunt. Or one Super Hunt Combo that includes one tag for each species.
