ErictheRed
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Reminds me of the last national election….Looks like several people are having a hard time understanding that the people who got booted out of the draw actually did nothing wrong.
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Reminds me of the last national election….Looks like several people are having a hard time understanding that the people who got booted out of the draw actually did nothing wrong.
Yeah that was how I understood the email. My wife, who didn’t draw, asked me on the way home from church tonight, if this means she will now get a LE permit…I said, I don’t think so because we filled out your original application correctly. She didn’t swear, but I could tell she wanted to…lol.Only those who applied incorrectly are eligible for the redraw.
Anybody that watched the commission meeting could see the districts in question and it’s funny the districts in question got railroaded. Imo not an accident. I wish Hank well but he can’t handle the job.I will be interested to here exactly how this happened.
I believe the ARM that allows The Director to allocate up to 10% of the quota in additional tags says that the error must be due to a third-party.
A third-party is a person or entity besides the two primarily involved in a situation. In this case, I would think FWP, its staff, and the public could not be considered third-party. I'm not a lawyer though.
If this has occurred via an honest mistake, being unintentional, whether it is through poor testing, a discrepancy between test and production environments, or a mistake in the code, as bad as it is, I think it is worth noting that of all the things our FWP has done over the last year and a half, this doesn't even break the top ten in terms of being the most damaging to the future of hunting in this state.
She must have read the “Why we can’t have nice things” thread!She didn’t swear, but I could tell she wanted to…lol.
I spoke to Hank on the phone tonight. According to him this is what happened….the “system” that was used during the application period is the “old system” which incorrectly allowed people to apply for more than one choice if they applied for a “first choice only” permit as their first choice. After the app period closed 4/1, and before the draw, they switched everything over to the “new system.” The new system could ID people who applied for more than one choice when they shouldn’t have and kicked them out of the draw. So basically FWP had people apply on one system and then had a more advanced system do the draw. I asked why they do that and not just either upgrade systems before the app period opened or stick with the “old” system for the whole draw process and he couldn’t really give an answer. So I think if pressed, that’s how he’s going to blame it on a “third” party.I will be interested to hear exactly how this happened.
I believe the ARM that allows The Director to allocate up to 10% of the quota in additional tags says that the error must be due to a third-party.
A third-party is a person or entity besides the two primarily involved in a situation. In this case, I would think FWP, its staff, and the public could not be considered third-party. I'm not a lawyer though.
If this has occurred via an honest mistake, being unintentional, whether it is through poor testing, a discrepancy between test and production environments, or a mistake in the code, as bad as it is, I think it is worth noting that of all the things our FWP has done over the last year and a half, this doesn't even break the top ten in terms of being the most damaging to the future of hunting in this state.
My wife wouldn’t say “$h!t” if she had a mouth full of it, but when it comes to hunting, she gets a little worked up. Love that womanShe must have read the “Why we can’t have nice things” thread!
Is it just me or are Montana resident hunters the most passive, least influential group of resident hunters when it comes to their state managing wildlife and draws? It’s one thing to screw nonresidents but to watch yourself get screwed over and over seems almost masochistic.
I don’t think so. If he doesn’t apply next year then he would lose his pointsMT Gurus. Under the new rules, what will happen to my brother in this situation:
Last year he applied for Deer Combo with 1 point and was unsuccessful. He did not apply this year and was planning on just buying a point this summer to enter the draw next year with 2 points. Did he lose his 1 point by not applying this year? I could see both ways but I read this as he needs to skip applying in consecutive years to lose the points.
I’ve talked to Hank as well he is a straight politician he will lie straight to your face. Tell you exactly how he will make things better. Here we are. He had to do something, nothing else worked. Here we are.I spoke to Hank on the phone tonight. According to him this is what happened….the “system” that was used during the application period is the “old system” which incorrectly allowed people to apply for more than one choice if they applied for a “first choice only” permit as their first choice. After the app period closed 4/1, and before the draw, they switched everything over to the “new system.” The new system could ID people who applied for more than one choice when they shouldn’t have and kicked them out of the draw. So basically FWP had people apply on one system and then had a more advanced system do the draw. I asked why they do that and not just either upgrade systems before the app period opened or stick with the “old” system for the whole draw process and he couldn’t really give an answer. So I think if pressed, that’s how he’s going to blame it on a “third” party.
Complete and utter failure of leadership and decision making.
Actually dumb is the correct word.Apps were not filled out 'incorrectly' according to the rules printed in the regs book. In general, people are not dumb. If the blame was all on the applicant FWP would not be acknowledging all of this.