Polling: What state hates the fat, rich, nonresident big game hunter most? (this is for fun, guys and gals)

[BrentD]

In honor of the several threads on Idaho and Wyoming's proposed new policies and currently enforced policies towards the lowly Mr Moneybags Nonresident Hunter, let's have a poll on which states hates us lowly (but rich) out-of-state hunter the most.

Maybe we are befuddled as the democrats and their caucuses/primaries.


PS. This is all in FUN and JEST, 'cuz I could use a laugh or two.

PPS. if you don't see a state that you thinks deserves this "honor," then please feel free to post it below as a write-in.

PPPS. If we REALLY wanted to do this right, we would do a Condorcet ballot (Wiki it, voting math is a pet peeve of mine), but we are going to this the most primitive way.

 

[Trial153]

Tags and draws are for Communists.
Every state should go full auction for all tags. We have the technology.

 

[VikingsGuy]

PPPS. If we REALLY wanted to do this right, we would do a Condorcet ballot

Or as its detractors call it - rock paper scissors cyclic indeterminate ballot

 

[BrentD]

Or as its detractors call it - rock paper scissors cyclic indeterminate ballot

Wrong!

 

[rmyoung1]

Has to be California, right? One nonresident elk tag? Oh... but you have to buy that $175 hunting license to apply first.

 

[LopeHunter]

CA hates the most followed by OR. 3rd place is up for grabs so perhaps the Dakotas.

 

[Pucky Freak]

If you exclude transfer tags, then NM by a country mile.

 

[Deleted member 28227]

Has to be California, right? One nonresident elk tag? Oh... but you have to buy that $175 hunting license to apply first.

Apparently @glasseye was the only NR who knew there was even one...

 

[rmyoung1]

Apparently @glasseye was the only NR who knew there was even one...

I wonder what would happen to those elk app numbers if CA did away with the hunting license requirement and moved to an app fee per species instead. I’m guessing all those sheep applicants wouldn’t throw in for elk just because. It’s a crafty strategy... leveraging the eternal optimism of the sheep applicant.

 

[npaden]

I was thinking Oregon, Washington and California would be at or near the top. There is a reason pretty much no one ever talks about applying for those states.

 

[Deleted member 28227]

@brent why did you even put CO on the list arguably our system is geared towards non residents...

 

[timmy]

I think Montana is pretty welcoming to nonresidents... but I know how I feel about them

 

[rmyoung1]

@brent why did you even put CO on the list arguably our system is geared towards non residents...

Every good multiple-choice question includes an option that simply checks if folks are paying attention

 

[Flatrock]

CA hates the most followed by OR. 3rd place is up for grabs so perhaps the Dakotas.

I'd say North Dakota could easily be 3rd. Probably 2nd. Lumping SD in with ND is wrong though!

 

[Deleted member 28227]

Every good multiple-choice question includes an option that simply checks if folks are paying attention

Well looks like we got at least one HTer running on cruise control... or @noharleyyet is trolling me

 

[beginnerhunter]

People seem to be answering the question based on applications and quotas, etc. But which state has residents with the most actual hatred towards NRs? Do NM folks really hate NRs for their lowly 6%? I'd guess folks from Utah (due to the insular culture) or Colorado (because NRs are primarily responsible for the crowding) actually hate the NRs.

 

[cfree]

NM loves fat, rich, non-resident big game hunters more than almost any state. Most of their best tags can be bought from landowners every single year, completely bypassing the draw, for a large fee!

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

People seem to be answering the question based on applications and quotas, etc. But which state has residents with the most actual hatred towards NRs? Do NM folks really hate NRs for their lowly 6%? I'd guess folks from Utah (due to the insular culture) or Colorado (because NRs are primarily responsible for the crowding) actually hate the NRs.

Northern PA hunters would possibly three S a new Yorker if they thought the could get away with it.

 

[Aussie_hunter_JD]

Well most of the states in my country don't allow any public land hunting, one does but only to state residents. You guys don't have it that bad.

There's only 3 states that allow it for anyone.

 

[rtraverdavis]

Hey yeah, where are Oregon, Washington, and California? We hate everybody—especially ourselves.