Idaho Spring Turkey Hunting in the Clearwater Region
Kamiah, Idaho
Lodge • Guided
Description
Idaho Turkey Hunting
3-Day Hunt | Up to 2 Birds
Rain, Sleet, Snow, or Shine makes no difference to spring turkey hunting around the PNW … when these birds are fired up and so am I!
With access to land in the Clearwater Region of Idaho and the expert guidance and calling from your experienced guide you are guaranteed an action-packed turkey hunting experience. Lodging and meals can be added on to your Idaho turkey hunt for an additional fee per person per day.
Base price is per person for a 3-Day hunt for one bird. Lodging and meals can be added per person per day. Add more hunting days or a second bird for additional fees per person.
Pricing
What’s included
- Experienced Local Guide
- Access to WA Unit 162
- Expert Calling
- Opportunity to take 2 Birds
Optional add-ons
Ask the outfitter to add any of these.
- Additional Days$565 per hunter
- Second Bird$339
- Lodging and Meals$282.50 per hunter per day
Your Outfitter
Shane M
I cut my teeth hunting whitetails in the east and for as long as I can remember. I looked forward to hunting season each year with my dad and uncle and brother. At an early stage in life hunting was a part of our life and it meant more than just the harvest itself. For me it was about learning the habits of the animal and comradery of friends and family. Its more than just saying I harvested a world class animal, I pride myself in sharing what I was taught through the network of the hunting industry.
from $1,695 per hunter
Location
Gear List
- Weather Appropriate Hunting Attire
- Weapon and Ammo
- Personal Hunting Gear
- Hotel Arrangements
Rules & Guidelines
https://wdfw.wa.gov/hunting/regulations
All hunters in Washington must possess a valid hunting license in order to take or attempt to take game animals. Youth uner 16 are eligible for reduced-fee licenses. First-time hunters must provide proof of successful completion of a hunter education course in order to obtain a license.
Additional information on bag limits, permits, and species-specific regulations can be found on the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife website.
