Idaho currently charges $186 for a nonresident wolf tag. What best describes your view on this?

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In a Facebook poll of 103 respondents, 59.2% chose “If their true goal is to get wolf populations down to objectives, they should quit trying to gouge nonresidents and make sure every hunter has a tag - $10-$20 to cover costs is more than enough.”. How we count

If their true goal is to get wolf populations down to objectives, they should quit trying to gouge nonresidents and make sure every hunter has a tag - $10-$20 to cover costs is more than enough.
59.2%
It"s the same price they charge for other big game predators (cougar, bear), so this sounds fair to me.
26.2%
Seems like a bit much for an animal with such a low hunter success rate. Something along the lines of $75-$100 seems more fair.
14.6%
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