Free: Contests & Raffles.
Duck and dive on the drop in herd numbers, but won't speak 'predator' in the narrative.
I did watch about half of it.Was busy ,then seen it was on ,only watched like ten minutes of the deer and talking about APR are not going to help WT in northeast .Watched the entire Elk part.Some of it seems ok,some doesn't.What's the deal with these hoof rot permits.Seems like an quality governor tag to me .I don't know the units very well on quality.Bull tag for Sept 1 -DEC 31 seems like a good amount of time to find the elk.
Quote from: hunter399 on March 18, 2022, 04:35:41 PMI did watch about half of it.Was busy ,then seen it was on ,only watched like ten minutes of the deer and talking about APR are not going to help WT in northeast .Watched the entire Elk part.Some of it seems ok,some doesn't.What's the deal with these hoof rot permits.Seems like an quality governor tag to me .I don't know the units very well on quality.Bull tag for Sept 1 -DEC 31 seems like a good amount of time to find the elk.I am not too sure about the hoof rot permits, but I know someone who had a hoof rot permit this past year, he was a master hunter and had to turn in all 4 hooves of the animal he harvested with it. The animal HAD TO HAVE HOOF ROT, I'm not sure of the repercussions.
I had one of the M.H. hoof rot permits. From what I remember anybody that shot an elk with hoof rot and submitted the hooves were entered into the drawing. Didnt have to be a M.H. permit to qualify.For the M.H. permits, they said that if their wasnt a very concerted effort to target hoof rot animals that the permit may not be offered again. The letter I got after submitting the hooves from my elk said 129 of the 142 sets submitted were hoof rot. I would guess there were probably a few that had other issues that resembled hoof rot, but werent.
Quote from: bkaech on March 18, 2022, 07:05:10 PMQuote from: hunter399 on March 18, 2022, 04:35:41 PMI did watch about half of it.Was busy ,then seen it was on ,only watched like ten minutes of the deer and talking about APR are not going to help WT in northeast .Watched the entire Elk part.Some of it seems ok,some doesn't.What's the deal with these hoof rot permits.Seems like an quality governor tag to me .I don't know the units very well on quality.Bull tag for Sept 1 -DEC 31 seems like a good amount of time to find the elk.I am not too sure about the hoof rot permits, but I know someone who had a hoof rot permit this past year, he was a master hunter and had to turn in all 4 hooves of the animal he harvested with it. The animal HAD TO HAVE HOOF ROT, I'm not sure of the repercussions. Quote from: HntnFsh on March 18, 2022, 07:38:18 PMI had one of the M.H. hoof rot permits. From what I remember anybody that shot an elk with hoof rot and submitted the hooves were entered into the drawing. Didnt have to be a M.H. permit to qualify.For the M.H. permits, they said that if their wasnt a very concerted effort to target hoof rot animals that the permit may not be offered again. The letter I got after submitting the hooves from my elk said 129 of the 142 sets submitted were hoof rot. I would guess there were probably a few that had other issues that resembled hoof rot, but werent. I just figured those permits would be either sex,durring a regular elk season. That's all.......Not saying the elk from the permits didn't have hoof rot. that way when you see an elk durring your regular season in bad shape ,limping or whatever ,you would just harvest that.Didn't realize you had four months to shoot a bull.