
Nonresident Deer and Elk Quotas and Limits
Nonresident deer and elk general season tags are limited.
Starting December 1, 2021 at 10 a.m. MST, a limited number of general season deer and elk tags go on sale for nonresidents for 2022. As a reminder, effective December 1, 2020, nonresident hunters are now limited by GMU for deer or Elk Zone for elk (More information).
2022 Nonresident Elk Tags
Tag Type | Quota | Available |
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Nonresident Elk | 12,815 | 0 |
2022 Nonresident Deer Tags
Tag Type | Quota | Available |
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Regular Deer (both) and/or White-tailed Deer |
14,000 | Sold Out |
Reserved White-tailed Deer* | 1,500 | 493 |
2022 Deer Tag Limit Details
View the 2022 regular and white-tailed deer tag limits, listed by game management unit (GMU)
2022 Nonresident Disabled American Veteran (DAV) Tags
Tag Type | Limit | Available |
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Nonresident DAV elk | 300 | Sold Out |
Nonresident DAV deer | 500 | Sold Out |
In 2020, nonresident disabled American veteran tags were limited. Once this limit is reached, DAV license-holders are subject to the available deer and elk tag limits and quotas at the nonresident prices.
These tag counts are NOT updated in real-time. Please cross-check the "returned sold-out tags" pages for additional tag availability.
Note: Nonresident lifetime hunting/combination license holders must purchase capped zone elk tags during the resident tag sale.
Last updated: Tag count last updated 2/4/22 MST
News
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Nonresident regular deer tags have sold out, some white-tailed deer only tags remain
Tuesday, December 14, 2021 - 9:52 AM MST
Nonresident General Tag Limits
Seasons and Rules
Seasons may change in 2022. Be sure to verify your hunt has not changed after mid-April 2022 when the 2022 big game brochure is published.
Licensing Information
- Nonresident Licenses, Tags, and Permits
- Nonresident License and Tag Refund Information
- Returned Sold-Out Tags
- Disabled Veterans Programs
GMUs and Elk Zones
- Map: Idaho Game Management Units and Elk Zones - [PDF 2.2MB]
- Interactive Map: Find a GMU or Elk Zone