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I drew a moose permit a few years back. I had never been in the area before. I had never seen a moose in Washington in my entire life.AFTER being drawn I spent every weekend I could to prepare. I met locals, spoke with biologists, and did a lot of on the ground scouting. I drove across the state on many weekends to scout.I took time off work to hunt and had a great experience. Tell me again what's wrong with that.
Nothing, you cant hunt moose every year either, so no one gets to know where moose hang out unless they live in the area, or hunt there for other species. Elk and Deer are totally different.
Quote from: elkinrutdrivemenuts on June 24, 2013, 06:26:28 PMNothing, you cant hunt moose every year either, so no one gets to know where moose hang out unless they live in the area, or hunt there for other species. Elk and Deer are totally different.There are many individuals who have applied for quality elk and deer permits for 16+ years without being drawn, and probably never will.
I might have agreed with the first post a few years ago, but now I see no problem with a guy applying for a hunt hes never been too. Nor do I see an issue of asking for help on a tag that takes a long time to draw. How do you know the hunter or what hes about? Maybe hes a die hard hunter who's going to put in more effort than you. If you have info and don't want to share than don't.It does irritate me when I see guys draw a really good tag and not put much effort out to fill a tag ive been dreaming bout drawing. But who am I to tell them what to do with THEIR tag? Im sure there'd be guys thinking that the tag I drew this year should be theirs because they know the unit better than me. Point is dont tell people what to do, if you see a thread asking for help dont post in it, that simple
Quote from: Houndhunter on June 24, 2013, 10:09:29 AMI might have agreed with the first post a few years ago, but now I see no problem with a guy applying for a hunt hes never been too. Nor do I see an issue of asking for help on a tag that takes a long time to draw. How do you know the hunter or what hes about? Maybe hes a die hard hunter who's going to put in more effort than you. If you have info and don't want to share than don't.It does irritate me when I see guys draw a really good tag and not put much effort out to fill a tag ive been dreaming bout drawing. But who am I to tell them what to do with THEIR tag? Im sure there'd be guys thinking that the tag I drew this year should be theirs because they know the unit better than me. Point is dont tell people what to do, if you see a thread asking for help dont post in it, that simple Well said!
Hmmm,a Roper whining. . That is weird.
Quote from: jk on June 24, 2013, 06:42:18 PMHmmm,a Roper whining. . That is weird.The steer ducked its head, i had dirt in my eye, partners fault. Not whinning just stating my opinion . I started this thread off of hunt i did not apply for. People can do what they want it is there deal like i said just an opinion.
Too many thread with the word "I drew this tag but know nothing about it" Is it that hard to research the few hunts you put in for!
Quote from: Roperfive88 on June 24, 2013, 06:55:05 PMQuote from: jk on June 24, 2013, 06:42:18 PMHmmm,a Roper whining. . That is weird.The steer ducked its head, i had dirt in my eye, partners fault. Not whinning just stating my opinion . I started this thread off of hunt i did not apply for. People can do what they want it is there deal like i said just an opinion.fair enough. :-). As long as the flagger didn't screw you.