Elkmagnet
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Yeah, Thats not my point tho
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Yeah, Thats not my point tho
dustinf
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I bought one for Wyoming antelope this season, and I paid for the rights to hunt a lease in Illinois.
Not bragging, nor am I ashamed of it. I'll be on the road hunting for 3 weeks with good friends in October. Both hunts are unguided and unsupported by the land owners. If that makes me a loser, I can live with that.
BTW, both hunts combined will cost less than what the Forest Service wanted to charge me for a film permit for my AZ trip.
Elkmagnet
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Will you shoot that goat at 150yd with a bow? Because then we may have a problem. Really, I dont like that they can sell those tags but dont blame you for buying them. Good luck.
Breaks Runner
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Dude.....
Elkmagnet
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What?
dustinf
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Not sure what kind of tag it is, but it I bought it through an outfitter. Didn't have to apply for it, and he's letting me access his property(not sure if he owns or leases it). Never did it before, and won't see the license until October when I get there.
the nikster
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I get my Montana deer tags through the draw, the landowner sponsored portion of the draw. Does that make me a douche?
(on topic) I'll never pay .5 mil for a sheep tag. (off topic)
(on topic) I'll never pay .5 mil for a sheep tag. (off topic)
Colorado sucks.
Sorry, got my programs mixed up. What I meant was MT doesn't have the lax regulatory framework that UT does, or the privatization bent that CO and UT do. I have no idea how lax your regulatory requirements are on privatized tags.
I assumed you were referring to transferable landowner tags rather than auction/raffle tags, which I believe this "discussion" involves.Colorado sucks.
Sorry, got my programs mixed up. What I meant was MT doesn't have the lax regulatory framework that UT does, or the privatization bent that CO and UT do. I have no idea how lax your regulatory requirements are on privatized tags.
wyoming556
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Please explain more. I was not aware that WY had tags that outfitters could sell with no application.
dustinf
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As far as I know, you can buy elk and anelope hunts through an outfitter without drawing.
Your outfitter simply bought a leftover tag from the WY G&F for you. You or anyone else could go on-line and buy the same tag, without booking a hunt. There are no "outfitter" tags or transferable landowner tags in WY.
dustinf
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I thought that might be the case, but he guaranteed me I'd have a tag when I talked to him in January. Just like he guaranteed me an elk tag, if I booked for 2013(which I have no interest in).
I have no doubt you're right, but they must be pretty confident about leftovers.
Bambistew
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We filled a land owner permit recently... the LO was the State of Alaska, and permit set me back slightly more than a Happy Meal at $5. Sadly no guides were made rich during this event.
Sorry, no one finger salute, I'm saving that for this coming weekend when I dump a brown bear with my muzz.
Sorry, no one finger salute, I'm saving that for this coming weekend when I dump a brown bear with my muzz.
The Hedgehog
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SWMontana1
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This is by far the strangest thread I have ever read.
The Hedgehog
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Randy may have done housecleaning but if not -search the archives on Elk Cheese. It's good stuff if you're bored and in the mood for a laugh.
JoseCuervo
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Yeah, this thread ain't able to hold a candle to some of the classics.
I think Fin needs to set up a new section called "Classics" where we get to move some of the greatest thread ever.
The Imaginary Corporal and The Cheese would have a couple of threads in there....
