Every year, thousands of hunters and anglers take advantage of Idaho’s Access Yes! program allowing them access to hunt and fish on privately owned land. But landowners do have the right, and ability to place exceptions or limits on what activities can occur when hunters and anglers access their private property.
Many of these Access Yes! properties have exceptions placed on them by the landowner, which can be unique to each property. It is the responsibility of hunters and anglers to make sure they know if the landowner has put any restrictions or exceptions on use of their land.
Some exceptions may limit the time of the year you are allowed access the private property. The landowner may designate how a hunter or angler can access their property, by limiting motorized travel or only allowing foot travel.
