Once the online application process for the spring 2005 draw is concluded on Oct. 12, the hunt application process will revert to having a manual system with paper applications for the next year.
In response to a July court ruling that declared Arizona’s 10-percent cap on nonresident hunt permits for certain big game animals unconstitutional, the Arizona Game and Fish Commission last month directed the department to suspend the online application process for one year, effective with the fall 2005 big game draw. The commission also directed the department to implement an improved online application system for the Fall 2006 draw that will include a method to charge tag fees up front.
This should throw a hitch in certain tails.
In response to a July court ruling that declared Arizona’s 10-percent cap on nonresident hunt permits for certain big game animals unconstitutional, the Arizona Game and Fish Commission last month directed the department to suspend the online application process for one year, effective with the fall 2005 big game draw. The commission also directed the department to implement an improved online application system for the Fall 2006 draw that will include a method to charge tag fees up front.
This should throw a hitch in certain tails.