mdeerjunkie
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Hoping for a general deer tag. Would be my first time hunting Wyoming
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You sound like my wifeI'm in for disapointment.
What region you hoping for?Hoping for a general deer tag. Would be my first time hunting Wyoming
Me too! Was reminiscing about the old days and all the slammer random tags I used to draw regularly. Those days are long gone now with all the media, publications, apps & massive applicant increases. Just noticed every tag I’ve drawn since 2012 has been preference. Zero random in any state. But the greased politicians will insist we need crossguns for hunter recruitment ya right.I'm in for disapointment.
There are some slammers in H. Have fun!Im in for Deer in H. 5 points should get the job done.
That's interesting. I wonder if that ever gets discussed in Wyoming. I think some people in the past have commented on here that what Wyoming probably should do is raise the tag price for does a little for non-residents.I used 6 points for area that was <5. Booked my hotel last night. Hope that doesn't jinx me. Group put in for 8 doe tags also. Looking forward to fishing for trout with over 4000 fish per mile. This draw will have people wanting points for doe tags. Some ways it would be nice so you could plan better.
This is what I would rather see. I don't think we should be looking to add point systems to any draw that doesn't already have them.That's interesting. I wonder if that ever gets discussed in Wyoming. I think some people in the past have commented on here that what Wyoming probably should do is raise the tag price for does a little for non-residents.
Personally I like that there are a few hunting options out there that are affordable for folks.That's interesting. I wonder if that ever gets discussed in Wyoming. I think some people in the past have commented on here that what Wyoming probably should do is raise the tag price for does a little for non-residents.
Like Montana is doingAll you would do is insure that only rich folks hunted and that we were getting even closer to the British model of hunting.
Probably more valuable from a herd health standpoint.Personally I like that there are a few hunting options out there that are affordable for folks.
7 years ago, I was really having to budget for a NR doe tag + gas. Was brown bagging it and camping and it still seemed like a bit of an extravagance.
I definitely think does are valuable, as valuable as bucks. But at the same time I want everyone to be able to get out there.
You could make elk tags $5000 and pronghorn $3000 and still have point creep in units. All you would do is insure that only rich folks hunted and that we were getting even closer to the British model of hunting.