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Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« on: June 02, 2022, 12:59:47 PM »
If you applied in Oregon, your application numbers were visible at 7am this morning in your ODFW account.  The seed drawing was done on ODFW's Youtube channel at 9am.  Zero chance of me drawing in the 25% pool, nor an OIL or Premium tag....my app numbers are too far above the seed number.  Official results post on June 20. 

Here are the Seed Numbers:
Goat                      6104290
Sheep                9881595
Elk                           9252880
Buck                           8879923
Antlerless   Deer         5421431
Antelope                   4529338
Premium Elk       0275018
Premium Buck      3255580
Premium Antelope   0815904

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Re: Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« Reply #1 on: June 02, 2022, 01:13:29 PM »
I don't understand Oregon's system.

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Re: Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« Reply #2 on: June 02, 2022, 01:16:04 PM »
Me either I致e never taken the time to wrap my head around the seed number thing

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Re: Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« Reply #3 on: June 02, 2022, 01:28:13 PM »
Official results post on June 20.  So you can just ignore it until then.  If you want a sneak peak, you can compare the seed number to your app number for a specific controlled hunt.


Oregon assigns a random number to your application for a controlled hunt at the time you apply, although the number can change if you change during the "change period" after submission.  Which is why the app number wasn't visible in our accounts until this morning (you had until yesterday to make changes to your application).  Oregon then does a live feed drawing on YouTube where members of the public are invited to pull the ping pong balls from the ping pong mixer.  So it's a double random number situation, one for your app # and one for the seed number.   Oregon's software then starts at the seed number and indexes tags handed out above that seed number based on the closest application to the seed number. And keeps going until all tags are handed out.  75% of the tags go to the highest point holders.  25% of the tags are lottery draw, but start with the same seed number as the 75% pool did.  For OIL and Premium tags, it's just the same process as the 25% pool....lottery as there are not preference points for OIL or Premium draws.


So it's really those of us hoping to pull in the 25% pool, or hoping to pull an OIL, that are really paying attention to the seed/app number release today.  Because if you have the number of points to pull the tag in the 75% pool, you don't really care about app number vs. seed number.


Example:
Sheep seed # is 9881595.    If your application number is 9881596, you're guaranteed drawing a sheep tag.  If you're application number is 9881594, you're guaranteed not drawing that tag (because there will always be more people applying for sheep tags than number of tags available).  And in between becomes a calculation assuming an equal distribution as an estimate.  If you applied as a non-resident for John Day #2, and there was a similar number of non-resident applications as last year at 1,730 applicants going after 2 tags.  So each application would be spread roughly every 5780 numbers.  So if you're sitting on an application number say 5,000 above the seed number and there are two tags available, you'll be watching very closely for results to post in your account on June 20th.  But it's not an equal distribution, and I've seen people pull a sheep tag being 30K above the seed number and even one guy was 102K above the seed number one year.  However, if you're millions of numbers away from the sheep seed number, then you know you are not drawing that tag....


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Re: Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« Reply #4 on: June 02, 2022, 01:32:32 PM »
@vandeman17 your inbox is full (tried replying to your PM on this topic)

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Re: Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« Reply #5 on: June 02, 2022, 01:44:09 PM »
@vandeman17 your inbox is full (tried replying to your PM on this topic)

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Re: Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« Reply #6 on: June 02, 2022, 02:35:22 PM »
Well I知 off 18k for premium elk, I may have a chance


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Re: Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« Reply #7 on: June 02, 2022, 03:07:13 PM »
Well I知 off 18k for premium elk, I may have a chance


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Depends on which unit and how many people applied, but yeah I'd be watching my ODFW account on June 20th closely if I were only 18K over.....

My closest application is 1.3M over.  The rest are all in the 3.2M to 8.6M over range.  Bad year of app numbers for me....



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Re: Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« Reply #8 on: June 02, 2022, 03:31:23 PM »
Well I知 off 18k for premium elk, I may have a chance


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Depends on which unit and how many people applied, but yeah I'd be watching my ODFW account on June 20th closely if I were only 18K over.....

My closest application is 1.3M over.  The rest are all in the 3.2M to 8.6M over range.  Bad year of app numbers for me....
It had 315 apps last year


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Re: Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« Reply #9 on: June 02, 2022, 03:33:14 PM »
realy wish i didnt look into this more.

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Re: Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« Reply #10 on: June 02, 2022, 04:21:53 PM »
Well I知 off 18k for premium elk, I may have a chance


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Depends on which unit and how many people applied, but yeah I'd be watching my ODFW account on June 20th closely if I were only 18K over.....

My closest application is 1.3M over.  The rest are all in the 3.2M to 8.6M over range.  Bad year of app numbers for me....
It had 315 apps last year


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Based on 315 apps, that is an average distribution of application numbers every 31,746.  If you're only 18K over.....you have a decent chance.  Of course the distribution won't be an average distribution for those 315 apps so somebody could end up in front of you...but you have a great application number.  Good luck.  Hope you get it.  My best friend drew a Premium elk tag the first year they were offered, and it's great having such a long season and any weapon choice. 



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Re: Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« Reply #11 on: June 06, 2022, 12:34:15 AM »
I was an Oregon rez for eight years and I致e never heard of this until now. Now that I知 considered an out of stater, I am not a very excited about my odds. But if these numbers are correct I値l be drawing my bull tag, antelope tag and in the running for premium elk. Wish me luck.
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Re: Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« Reply #12 on: June 09, 2022, 03:21:15 PM »
Almost had a party, but my son was super close but below the number for goat, just missed!
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Re: Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« Reply #13 on: June 10, 2022, 01:15:06 PM »
As a resident, I drew deer, elk, and antelope last year. It appears from looking at my application numbers I'm a lock for elk and antelope this year with a very good chance for the trifecta again. But still no bighorn after 55 years.
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Re: Oregon Seed Numbers and Application Numbers are posted
« Reply #14 on: June 10, 2022, 02:28:34 PM »
I don't understand the difference between the resident applications and the non resident. Are they different pools? Diff odds at all?

 


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