Calif. Hunter
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I've been to their website in the past. They do the license application service in order to book hunts. You draw the tag through their service and you hunt with their guides. If you do not draw, and still want to hunt, then you can (for an additional fee, of course) buy a landowner tag.
Many people just have USO keep putting their names in, year after year, until they draw. They charge $120 for the application service as a "one-time fee."
From their website:
"Licensing hunts are available for elk, whitetail, mule deer, and antelope, but also include shiras moose, desert sheep, rocky mountain bighorn sheep, dall sheep, mountain goat, coues deer, mountain lion, oryx and ibex.
Ranch hunts differ from Licensing hunts as Ranch hunts are more expensive and have guaranteed tags, thus no drawing is necessary. When you book a ranch hunt, you are scheduled for a certain ranch at a certain time. We set aside a ranch permit for you to guarantee your license, so you can schedule to go hunting at this time."
Many people just have USO keep putting their names in, year after year, until they draw. They charge $120 for the application service as a "one-time fee."
From their website:
"Licensing hunts are available for elk, whitetail, mule deer, and antelope, but also include shiras moose, desert sheep, rocky mountain bighorn sheep, dall sheep, mountain goat, coues deer, mountain lion, oryx and ibex.
Ranch hunts differ from Licensing hunts as Ranch hunts are more expensive and have guaranteed tags, thus no drawing is necessary. When you book a ranch hunt, you are scheduled for a certain ranch at a certain time. We set aside a ranch permit for you to guarantee your license, so you can schedule to go hunting at this time."