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i was curious about this two. i only put in for antlerless so i dont have to worry about it. but i dont see why if you were to draw two that you couldent choose one, deny the other and let the one that you denied be re-drawn and given to a different hunter.then you would only be able to hunt one and get to keep your points in the one that you denied. sounds like an easy solution to me, gives more opportunities to more hunters and keeps others from wasting points.
I believe in this new system, almost any draw is essentially going to be a once in a lifetime draw. Once you lose your points in this system, you are are forever screwed, IMO. Even for something like cow elk tags
I believe in this new system
I love this new system. I love giving mass quantities of $$$ to the WDFW and never drawing tags. I love hunting spikes. I love hunting deer when it's 85 degrees out. I love not being able to hunt the ruts. I love never getting a moose or sheep tag. I love watching all those rams off HY 410 in my binoculars knowing I will never shoot one. I LOVE WASHINGTON!
Quote from: the1rod on May 26, 2010, 10:26:58 PMi was curious about this two. i only put in for antlerless so i dont have to worry about it. but i dont see why if you were to draw two that you couldent choose one, deny the other and let the one that you denied be re-drawn and given to a different hunter.then you would only be able to hunt one and get to keep your points in the one that you denied. sounds like an easy solution to me, gives more opportunities to more hunters and keeps others from wasting points.The only part of your statement that may not be correct is the "easy solution". I suspect it would be much harder to implement than it sounds. First, the multiple permit holder would have to contact WDFW and request that he return one. WDFW would have to validate that he has the permit. WDFW would need to void it so he can't use it. WDFW would need to run another drawing or draw names from a previous list. WDFW could have to contact the new winner. He might have already drawn another permit...and so the job goes.You are right: that is the way it should be done. There will probably be many permits thrown away this year because applicants will draw more than one, and only use one. That is a shame and one more of the "unintended consequences" of this mess they've created.