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The 2013 governor's tag went for $480K.
Just curious about those Gov tags.Are they for areas not accessible by general draw hunters? Seems like the gov tag holders get the monsters when others may be hunting all around. Am I missing something here?by the way that is an impressive animal
Quote from: quadrafire on September 25, 2014, 10:00:32 AMJust curious about those Gov tags.Are they for areas not accessible by general draw hunters? Seems like the gov tag holders get the monsters when others may be hunting all around. Am I missing something here?by the way that is an impressive animalI've heard and read where many of Gov tags winners hire many to scout areas get pictures of big sheep, Elk .. in WA I heard they had 3 scouters and a helicopter in the Quilomene looking for big.. When Moneys no Problem it really opens up your options,..
Quote from: predkiller on September 25, 2014, 11:42:33 AMQuote from: quadrafire on September 25, 2014, 10:00:32 AMJust curious about those Gov tags.Are they for areas not accessible by general draw hunters? Seems like the gov tag holders get the monsters when others may be hunting all around. Am I missing something here?by the way that is an impressive animalI've heard and read where many of Gov tags winners hire many to scout areas get pictures of big sheep, Elk .. in WA I heard they had 3 scouters and a helicopter in the Quilomene looking for big.. When Moneys no Problem it really opens up your options,..If they can afford 480K for bid and tag, several scouts to find mister big is a cheap way to find him! Also dont they get a "tag" that is good well out of seasons? Kind of an all year tag?