Montana draw

[runningmt]

I don’t know how the Director could keep his job after this. I would think the Governor should be in damage control after the last year of hurricane Hank.

The part of his constituency he truly cares about is less than 1%

 

[SwaggyD]

The part of his constituency he truly cares about is less than 1%

IMO: That’s any politician either side of the isle.

 

[EYJONAS!]

Greg’s heading to 799.

Correction Greg is going to 411 along with Hank and Janna. #sheepnutz

 

[brockel]

Correction Greg is going to 411 along with Hank and Janna. #sheepnutz

Must be snagging that 799 tag in the 3rd draw. #savingitforsmokepoleseason

 

[EYJONAS!]

Must be snagging that 799 tag in the 3rd draw. #savingitforsmokepoleseason

#whoneedsagiftcertificateanywayz

 

[brockel]

I now know 6 people with the 799 rifle tag after today’s Hank draw

Correction. I’m now at 7

 

[Deleted member 28227]

Correction Greg is going to 411 along with Hank and Janna. #sheepnutz

I really wish other states would follow Alaskas lead and just publish the entire draw list with everyone's name, I'm sure that level of transparency would shine some light on some pretty fishy stuff.

 

[Hem]

I really wish other states would follow Alaska lead and just publish the entire draw list with everyone's name, I'm sure that level of transparency would shine some light on some pretty fishy stuff.

This^^^^^^

 

[IEATELK]

I truly think this whole ordeal was planned.

 

[EYJONAS!]

I really wish other states would follow Alaskas lead and just publish the entire draw list with everyone's name, I'm sure that level of transparency would shine some light on some pretty fishy stuff.

Sooooo I dunno if anyone has heard this but I've heard about it from 2 Landowners. Both in region 7 with large ranches. They've said to me they've received lists of license holders for elk with contact information?

I've heard of guys getting outfitter information in the mail for sheep tags and what not from outfitters.

My question is has anyone else heard of this and second if it is real where the hell do they get the information from?

 

[Beignet]

Sooooo I dunno if anyone has heard this but I've heard about it from 2 Landowners. Both in region 7 with large ranches. They've said to me they've received lists of license holders for elk with contact information?

I've heard of guys getting outfitter information in the mail for sheep tags and what not from outfitters.

My question is has anyone else heard of this and second if it is real where the hell do they get the information from?

There's a little box you can click at checkout regarding releasing your info to the "public." Perhaps folks on those lists checked the box?

Edited to include screenshot:

 

[Shangobango]

799-20 went from 225 to 280 and now to 308 tags....

This is the one place I wanted to hunt rifle elk at in Montana. Was the reason I was buying elk bonus points for the last 4 or 5 years.

Looks like to me the elk hunting on the Custer is going the same way as the mule deer hunting.

I am sure sorry for all you Montanans having to watch this mess up close and personal.

 

[golfer]

Sooooo I dunno if anyone has heard this but I've heard about it from 2 Landowners. Both in region 7 with large ranches. They've said to me they've received lists of license holders for elk with contact information?

I've heard of guys getting outfitter information in the mail for sheep tags and what not from outfitters.

My question is has anyone else heard of this and second if it is real where the hell do they get the information from?

Buddies dad was contacted a few years back by taxidermist after he drew a sheep tag. It’s all info that can be obtained I believe through FOIA.

 

[DFS]

Buddies dad was contacted a few years back by taxidermist after he drew a sheep tag. It’s all info that can be obtained I believe through FOIA.

I had the same thing happen when I had a sheep tag. Not sure how they got the info.

 

[golfer]

I had the same thing happen when I had a sheep tag. Not sure how they got the info.

I’m sure it’s through the Freedom of Information Act. It’s all public info and government run stuff.

 

[EYJONAS!]

There's a little box you can click at checkout regarding releasing your info to the "public." Perhaps folks on those lists checked the box?

If this is true let's get our favorite local NASA computer specialist @wllm1313 on it. I bet he could sniff that list out like a hound tracking a lion.

 

[Beignet]

If this is true let's get our favorite local NASA computer specialist @wllm1313 on it. I bet he could sniff that list out like a hound tracking a lion.

True! I'd be curious to know what the state law is and who can request access. Maybe we want to start a business delivering burritos to hunt camps in those units or something?

 

[EYJONAS!]

True! I'd be curious to know what the state law is and who can request access. Maye we want to start a business delivering burritos to hunt camps in those units or something?

I'd deliver some of those cream filled donuts from the movie Van Wilder to the N Bar this year free of charge. For all the lucky tag holders

 

[Deleted member 28227]

If this is true let's get our favorite local NASA computer specialist @wllm1313 on it. I bet he could sniff that list out like a hound tracking a lion.

Stumbled upon this while googling to see if MFWP had a liaison officer.

Guess you get what you pay for when you elect a dude from Jersey.

“We decided the public needs to know why so many more nonresidents are showing up the Montana to hunt elk and deer,” Petritz said. “I called the licensing department and was told I would have to file a records request because that’s what they’ve been instructed to tell people. In years past, we’ve never had to do that.”

Petritz said he heard nothing for two months, even though he made calls and sent emails.

Montana’s open records law requires state agencies to provide requested information “in a timely manner.” “Timely” is not defined. Several requests made by different organizations over the past year indicate the Gianforte administration considers “timely” to be several months.

“I got so tired of it, I called (FWP Director) Hank Worsech myself. (Four) weeks ago, Hank told me he was going to get to the bottom of it. I am now three phone conversations into Hank,” Petritz said. “I’m just waiting on a very basic yes or no.”

More groups allege, sue over delays in Montana government records requests

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks got word last week that it was being sued by Wolves of the Rockies over the agency’s excessive delay in responding to records requests. Wolves of the Rockies filed the complaint in Lewis and Clark County District Court.

missoulacurrent.com

 

[MTGomer]

Well I’m one of the “special people” and if so they still can’t get it right.

If someone could please send me a PDF of their 799 license, I will Adobe Pro Scott one for a case of ginger ale