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Again, they don't care. They have to wrestle with the state bureaucracy on IT issues and in the end, we don't matter much. Nobody wants to be the guy that is fighting for hunters or fisherman in current political climate of this state.
You would think if it's so screwed up they would offer to reimburse us all who put in for draws last year or we could apply for free this year. It seems they messed it up they should fix it.
Looks updated now, at least all the numbers look reasonable and in line with prior years. Quite a few hunts had lower number of applicants this year.
Quote from: Ridgerunner on January 29, 2019, 07:25:47 PMLooks updated now, at least all the numbers look reasonable and in line with prior years. Quite a few hunts had lower number of applicants this year.It does look to be correct now. But if you go to the next link down, titled "2018 Hunter Points Used by Permit Category," those numbers still appear to be way off. Maybe they plan to fix that one next. I hope.
Johnny Doe...our man on the inside!!!
Quote from: bobcat on January 29, 2019, 10:27:49 PMQuote from: Ridgerunner on January 29, 2019, 07:25:47 PMLooks updated now, at least all the numbers look reasonable and in line with prior years. Quite a few hunts had lower number of applicants this year.It does look to be correct now. But if you go to the next link down, titled "2018 Hunter Points Used by Permit Category," those numbers still appear to be way off. Maybe they plan to fix that one next. I hope.Bobcat is right, still off in the "points by permit category" which is what you need to do any calculations of draw odds.
Quote from: Johnny Doe on January 30, 2019, 09:41:44 AMQuote from: bobcat on January 29, 2019, 10:27:49 PMQuote from: Ridgerunner on January 29, 2019, 07:25:47 PMLooks updated now, at least all the numbers look reasonable and in line with prior years. Quite a few hunts had lower number of applicants this year.It does look to be correct now. But if you go to the next link down, titled "2018 Hunter Points Used by Permit Category," those numbers still appear to be way off. Maybe they plan to fix that one next. I hope.Bobcat is right, still off in the "points by permit category" which is what you need to do any calculations of draw odds.Maybe they don't want you to know your odds. Then again, it doesn't stop people from buying Powerball tickets. Anyone confirm a rumor that GoHunt was going to add WA this year?
Quote from: Stein on January 30, 2019, 10:46:45 AMQuote from: Johnny Doe on January 30, 2019, 09:41:44 AMQuote from: bobcat on January 29, 2019, 10:27:49 PMQuote from: Ridgerunner on January 29, 2019, 07:25:47 PMLooks updated now, at least all the numbers look reasonable and in line with prior years. Quite a few hunts had lower number of applicants this year.It does look to be correct now. But if you go to the next link down, titled "2018 Hunter Points Used by Permit Category," those numbers still appear to be way off. Maybe they plan to fix that one next. I hope.Bobcat is right, still off in the "points by permit category" which is what you need to do any calculations of draw odds.Maybe they don't want you to know your odds. Then again, it doesn't stop people from buying Powerball tickets. Anyone confirm a rumor that GoHunt was going to add WA this year?If GoHunt adds Washington they will have to find data on their own. I emailed WDFW today to request a link or files for points used on special permits for the past 10 or 15 years... In short their response is "exact data you are requesting is unavailable."
UPDATE: Apparently the "Snowmaggedon" was good for something...it appears to be fixed!!