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Quote from: Stein on April 16, 2018, 09:43:21 AMNot much to add other than I also wish we would go to a system where you can only enter for one permit. Jack the price up to make it revenue neutral and the system would at least limp along for another few years before even that broke down.Too many people, too few animals and both seem to be going in the wrong direction.Good idea,Which one would you put in for?Oh and what makes it so everyone else doesn't pic that same one making odds much worse than they already are? Same same every year,i want,me me me.NO OFFENSE TO ANYONE IN PARTICULAR.
Not much to add other than I also wish we would go to a system where you can only enter for one permit. Jack the price up to make it revenue neutral and the system would at least limp along for another few years before even that broke down.Too many people, too few animals and both seem to be going in the wrong direction.
I say one choice per species, either one oil species or deer/elk. And if you draw a deer or elk tag that is your hunt, your tag is no longer valid in General season hunts. And a wait after drawing before you can apply again.
it did not thin out the highly sought after tags
Quote from: Oh Mah on April 16, 2018, 08:03:08 PMit did not thin out the highly sought after tagsI do not believe this is accurate. It blew up the quality tags, as well as all of the "lesser" tags. Before, people were forced to choose and so chose based on what they truly valued. Now, those folks still put in for the same tags they wanted before - and all of the other tags, as "it's only $6 and I might get drawn."Worst thing that ever happened to the draw in terms of odds, best thing that ever happened to the WDFW's coffers. I don't think for a second they predicted how fat of a hog they cut with this one.
M-RAY could you explain this better?How does Idaho do it?elk elk elk its almost all about the elk so try this again please.Multi season tags prove this in this state anyway.