Washington Moose Permits

[popeshawnpaul]

I would pay more and choose one species.  Anything to increase the odds for people who really want it.

I would gladly give up all my chances to ever draw an OIL species if I was given one sheep tag.  I would, forever, not apply for any other OIL tag ever again.  So what would you do?  Would you give up your chance to draw all three OIL tags for one guaranteed OIL tag?

Shawn

[rackattack]

I'd give up the other two if I could have a increased chance at drawing a Moose tag.

[bowhuntin]

I would pay more and choose one species.  Anything to increase the odds for people who really want it.

I agree with you on that, but not applying for any of the other OIL tags after being drawn I wouldn't agree to that.

[Red Dawg]

after seeing that 197 inch ram that was shot in garfield county i would pay mor for a ram tag.

[actionshooter]

Theres an interesting point, Draw 1 of the OIL tags and you can never put in for the other 2? I don't think I would like that but it would up the odds all the way around.

[ramslam]

Who would be willing to pay more to cover labor costs if online applications were eliminated?  You can track the spike in applications with online availability.

[sasquatch]

http://www.wdfw.wa.gov/science/articles/mtn_goats/index.html

FYI. Hope this works. Check the links at the bottom of the article. They are more interesting reading than the article.

My opinion is that the tag allocations are conservative. I see goats all over east Lewis County that aren't in the Smith Creek or Tatoosh units. Maybe these goats are members of smaller sized heards determined not enough to hunt.