Free: Contests & Raffles.
With a high amount of points I would assume most would be putting in for a upper tier tag that comes along with low draw odds. Lets say that the Quality tag comes with a .75% chance of drawing it and the bull tag comes with a 1.25% chance of drawing. The odds that you draw both are .009%. This is a simple example because there are multiple options in each category but just shows how low the odds actually are.
Quote from: vandeman17 on May 08, 2014, 11:57:53 AMWith a high amount of points I would assume most would be putting in for a upper tier tag that comes along with low draw odds. Lets say that the Quality tag comes with a .75% chance of drawing it and the bull tag comes with a 1.25% chance of drawing. The odds that you draw both are .009%. This is a simple example because there are multiple options in each category but just shows how low the odds actually are.True- and if those were the odds there would be little reason to not put in for both. Most of the hunts I put in for have considerably better draw odds than that.
If you have 19 points you dont hane enough luck to draw both.
The loss of the bull category points really wouldn't be much of a loss. I have yet to find any permits worth applying for in that category. Well, I guess if you have an east side, modern tag, there are some good options. But I only hunt archery or muzzleloader.
I know a guy that drew quality and anterless in the same unit at the same time. He had tag soup to celebrate his season. [/quoteI drew a buck tag and second deer tag in 2012. I filled both tags with my first and second whitetail ( 140 class buck) ever. I even filled a bonus bear ( blonde bear)tag that year. Now I didn't have to choose one over the other because I drew a second deer (small doe) and bought a second tag. It was a very fun hunting year for me.