And it might weed out some of the "traditional" Thanksgiving rut hunters. mtmuleyNo kidding. I walk out with a Sportsman's for under $100. I wish individual tags were near that. mtmuley
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And it might weed out some of the "traditional" Thanksgiving rut hunters. mtmuleyNo kidding. I walk out with a Sportsman's for under $100. I wish individual tags were near that. mtmuley
I don't believe knowing you're being gouged and saying so portrays a sense of entitlement. I get it, no one is forcing me & have willingly paid the toll over two decades, but I have every right to shake my head & grin at the disparity.
Do you actually run into non-resident hunters who complain about “their slice of the pie” in the field. If so that is pretty rude. I run into tons of non-residents in the field and most all are pretty dang happy about the opportunity. Actually the only place I hear non-residents question diminishing tag allocations and price increases is in forums like this. Mostly during the offseason too.I think that many resident hunters (I know in my case) begin to think NR's are the enemy when an air of entitlement becomes apparent. Any tag offered by a state to a non resident is a privilege granted by that state to a non resident. When you are a guest in a state, it is sorta rude complain about how large your slice if the pie is.
Do you actually run into non-resident hunters who complain about “their slice of the pie” in the field. If so that is pretty rude. I run into tons of non-residents in the field and most all are pretty dang happy about the opportunity. Actually the only place I hear non-residents question diminishing tag allocations and price increases is in forums like this. Mostly during the offseason too.
Title of the OP “Devaluing non-residents” seems pretty dramatic if we are just talking about raising tag prices. Some don’t even seem to keep track with inflation.
Do you actually run into non-resident hunters who complain about “their slice of the pie” in the field.
This^^People who want to be informed advocates need a hand, not pushed away. People who don't show up that need to, need convinced to do so - not belittled.
What tracks closer to inflation, the cost of non-resident tags or the cost of resident tags?.... Some don’t even seem to keep track with inflation.
A few reasons for Wyoming being an easy target.Why is wyoming the easy target? they guarantee 16 percent of the elk tags and 20 percent for deer and antelope tags. Then with the general tags and antlerless tags wyoming is probably the most generous state to nr with the exception of Colorado
Montana and Idaho are upto 10 percent of the lq tags yet everyone seams to focus on wyoming as limiting nr to much.
Alaska recently limited nr hunter for caribou and you don't see much about that
Colorado is going to eliminate otc elk tags for nr here soon. I hope they do anyways and I guess we will see how some respond about that.
One thing is clear through all of this and it is a repeating theme for hunters and will determine our fait regardless of residency status if the animal is only a value to some if they can shoot it we will not be looked at in a good way its not the anti hunters that need to be influenced its the ones on the bubble that can lean either direction.
I spend alot of time in the outdoors with my kids they enjoy being outdoors just watching wildlife fishing and learning why the animals do what they do. They enjoy that as much as hunting and it extends our time outdoors
Some of the landowners are getting outfitters to run their land and closing that land to No residents and residents.Should just cut out the middle man and book with the landowner. There needs to be an app for that...
Not to cause more waves but, if it worked that way let's do it because now I'm lucky if we can draw a bull tag in our area every 7 years. LolAdd $20 to my resident elk tag and cut all non resident tags. Problem solved and more tags for Wyoming residents. Totally fine with this as a Wyoming resident.
You got some typos here? I am kind of scratching my head on this oneSome of the landowners are getting outfitters to run their land and closing that land to No residents and residents.
Me thinks you needed to stop drinking before sending this reply.....LOLThis thread is a silly as the Grammy’s. Bunch of sniveling, entitled a-holes that keep “claiming” they are entitled to killing every last animal because they pay exorbitant “fees”. It feels like 2006-2008 but without social media BS. People were complaining at the gas pump how much it cost meanwhile they are sucking down a $1.50 liter of bottled water…. Give me a break. Insufferable suffering. Mental illness at its best.
You are the problem. I bet several you waited or accosted people to get a dumb Stanley cup for your kids then complained how the company is up charging for a product. Supply and demand…dummies.
I still don’t where I can get entertainment that lasts 365 days for $140 for a sportsman package in my resident state. Hell for the 5 states I apply to.
Cry me a River. This thread is so ridiculous, but look the Gen Z OP and others feel they are entitled to 1990 prices when they weren’t even in a sperm bank at the time.
It’s nauseating. Enjoy living at your parents while you apply for these ridiculous app fees. Wait maybe you’ll need a co signer in the future.
As Buzz used to say. LAFFIN..
Are you drunk? Or just not very bright?This thread is a silly as the Grammy’s. Bunch of sniveling, entitled a-holes that keep “claiming” they are entitled to killing every last animal because they pay exorbitant “fees”. It feels like 2006-2008 but without social media BS. People were complaining at the gas pump how much it cost meanwhile they are sucking down a $1.50 liter of bottled water…. Give me a break. Insufferable suffering. Mental illness at its best.
You are the problem. I bet several you waited or accosted people to get a dumb Stanley cup for your kids then complained how the company is up charging for a product. Supply and demand…dummies.
I still don’t where I can get entertainment that lasts 365 days for $140 for a sportsman package in my resident state. Hell for the 5 states I apply to.
Cry me a River. This thread is so ridiculous, but look the Gen Z OP and others feel they are entitled to 1990 prices when they weren’t even in a sperm bank at the time.
It’s nauseating. Enjoy living at your parents while you apply for these ridiculous app fees. Wait maybe you’ll need a co signer in the future.
As Buzz used to say. LAFFIN..
Each licensed resident would have to pay about $320 more to make up the 43 million dollar difference that the NR pay each year. It would have to come in the form of the conservation stamp or similar to get all sportsman. I wouldnt be opposed to paying that either. Shit, I would happily pay $1500 for my 3 tags each year with a smile, if the conservation and managment were done well enough.Not to cause more waves but, if it worked that way let's do it because now I'm lucky if we can draw a bull tag in our area every 7 years. Lol
And the majority of the hunting takes place where ?
Public land whose management and administration is paid for by tax dollars that come from the federal budget and is paid for by all taxpayers not just residents of the states that issue the tags to hunt wildlife.
Seems reasonable that continued access to hunt on federal owned should hinge up a reasonable allocation that gives all taxpayers, no only resident tax payers the some stated minimum acceptable allocation ratio.