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When I modified the app, there was a drop down for license type. I selected Regular. Next drop down I selected unit and type 4. I know what not to do next year but I'm excited to go elk hunting. The type 4 tag I selected is for the same unit I selected for type 1. I'll take it as a scouting trip and cow hunt combined. Hopefully I'll be drawing a mule deer tag and antelope tag in the same unit as well. I'm hunting with an Army buddy who lives there so I know we'll have a great time regardless. Now I just have to wait for the season to actually start!It's impossible to apply for both special and regular, the system doesn't allow it.
Further observation shows that the units where the gap closed the most, or where people spent extra money for worse draw odds in the Special draw, are units that the research/application services have on their recommended lists. Maybe it was the application services advising their high-point holder clients to burn their points now that created this dynamic.Just did some comparisons of Special to Regular draw results. The benefit of Special went way down this year, compared to other years. Lots of folks opting in to the Special, for what were very marginal increases in draw odds, in some cases slightly lower draw odds. That's a big chunk of money to pay for that small increase in odds, and in some cases worse odds.
Wonder if that trend will follow in the deer/antelope draw later this month? Wonder if it will trend ever closer to each other next year in the elk draw?
Further observation shows that the units where the gap closed the most, or where people spent extra money for worse draw odds in the Special draw, are units that the research/application services have on their recommended lists. Maybe it was the application services advising their high-point holder clients to burn their points now that created this dynamic.
I think Wyoming has one of the better draw systems, except for the fact that all non top point applicants are thrown into the same random draw bucket. First time zero pointers have the same odds as those with multiple points. Good luck to all you 'successful' hunters.
It's my favorite system! Allows one to plan ahead with a reasonable degree of certainty but also new applicants still have a reasonable chance. General tag for mid-range is also a great option.This is the beauty of their system IMO. High point holders get a pure PP system while new entrants still have a chance and mid-term plays still have the general tags.
No unit 7 random draw for me as expected.
Looks to me like Special makes a big difference on antelope but doesn't help much on deer or elk.Just did some comparisons of Special to Regular draw results. The benefit of Special went way down this year, compared to other years. Lots of folks opting in to the Special, for what were very marginal increases in draw odds, in some cases slightly lower draw odds. That's a big chunk of money to pay for that small increase in odds, and in some cases worse odds.
Wonder if that trend will follow in the deer/antelope draw later this month? Wonder if it will trend ever closer to each other next year in the elk draw?