RobertD
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Not worth a single damn I'm afraid.Is the bull rifle tag in unit 34 any good? I'm going to put in for that.
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Not worth a single damn I'm afraid.Is the bull rifle tag in unit 34 any good? I'm going to put in for that.
It used to be almost as good as a Gila tag. 10 years ago.Is the bull rifle tag in unit 34 any good? I'm going to put in for that.
Sounds like a good plan. Good luck!I'm trying to get a NM javelina tag then combo it with an AZ tag or two for a couple weeks worth of javelina-chasin'. Maybe this will be the year ( or technically next year I suppose).
Yeah, looks like if you have a draw tag for Barbary it's valid in the OTC areas now as well.What up with barbary tags being cut back to 7 day? Anyone else notice any other changes so far?
The draw tag has always been valid for statewide OTC area.Yeah, looks like if you have a draw tag for Barbary it's valid in the OTC areas now as well.
Thanks for the clarification, thought that was new.The draw tag has always been valid for statewide OTC area.
I'm assuming by shortening the hunts they in turn increased the number of hunts, in turn increasing the number of tags.
I always seen a lot of elk in 34 when I was going down there for the OTC Barbary Sheep.Is the bull rifle tag in unit 34 any good? I'm going to put in for that.
Forgive my ignorance. One can get an NR OTC Barbary sheep tag for public land in NM?I always seen a lot of elk in 34 when I was going down there for the OTC Barbary Sheep.
I believe the short season is a two year old change. Prior to that they rolled over into an OTC tag following the close of the season. That was actually a better deal because you could hunt the rut, and hunt the whole tag, then hunt OTC the entire next year if you didn’t fill your draw tag. Now your OTC tag starts on the first day of the license year, even if your drawn hunt doesn’t start until the end of the license year.Yeah, looks like if you have a draw tag for Barbary it's valid in the OTC areas now as well.
I was drawn for McGregor Range this year, I was unsuccessful on the hunt (had some at 575 yards but thought I could get to closer ridge, got there and they were gonzo). Now I have until March 31st to fill it. I believe they are opening up more areas "Statewide" except for the draw units this upcoming April which is nice also.I believe the short season is a two year old change. Prior to that they rolled over into an OTC tag following the close of the season. That was actually a better deal because you could hunt the rut, and hunt the whole tag, then hunt OTC the entire next year if you didn’t fill your draw tag. Now your OTC tag starts on the first day of the license year, even if your drawn hunt doesn’t start until the end of the license year.
The statewide tag was everywhere except draw units. In the past, you could hunt your draw tag, and if you didn’t fill it, you got the following 365 days to fill it anywhere in the state except for draw units. Now you get 365 days statewide, but they are the license year that your draw hunt takes place. You may only have a few months “statewide” after your drawn hunt depending on when your drawn hunt occurs. You could of course hunt statewide before your drawn hunt, but you’re not terribly likely to do so based on the assumption that the draw areas are better.I was drawn for McGregor Range this year, I was unsuccessful on the hunt (had some at 575 yards but thought I could get to closer ridge, got there and they were gonzo). Now I have until March 31st to fill it. I believe they are opening up more areas "Statewide" except for the draw units this upcoming April which is nice also.
When you apply you apply for a specific species, unit, and season if drawn your tag is only good for that species during that season in that unit. The unit will have specific geographic boundaries you should be able to quickly find a map showing the units on the state's game and fish website or even just a Google search.Ok. So I'm a bit dense of these things as I'm new to the issue of tags etc. Once you've entered the draw, what determines where you'll hunt? Does the awarded tag have an area designation? Or is that another draw one must enter?