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Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: BigBullDreamer11 on August 04, 2017, 01:14:51 PM
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Does anyone one if any leftover tags are available?
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Still haven't received the WDFW email. If you applied for multi-season tags, and didn't draw, you'll receive an email with the leftover quantities and date available.
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Still haven't received the WDFW email. If you applied for multi-season tags, and didn't draw, you'll receive an email with the leftover quantities and date available.
Perfect thank you sir!!
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Just called wdfw about it. They haven't set a date yet. He said likely sometime between the 10-15.
And yes for those that asked in other related thread they will only be sold OTC to those who applied but did not draw
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I also called and was told the same time frame, Around the 15th and i would receive and e-mail . soon stating the time and date :tup:
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:bumpin:
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Just curious, do the deer tags sell out quickly? This is the first year I did not draw the multi-season deer tag and I may be traveling about the time they go on sale.
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They usually last a while
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They usually last a while
Good to know. Thank you.
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I'm not sure the deer even sold out last year
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Just curious, do the deer tags sell out quickly? This is the first year I did not draw the multi-season deer tag and I may be traveling about the time they go on sale.
probably won't sell out, if you are first in line for a deer tag, please let the first guy buying an elk tag go ahead of you. You will get your deer tag, the elk will be gone in seconds.
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Just curious, do the deer tags sell out quickly? This is the first year I did not draw the multi-season deer tag and I may be traveling about the time they go on sale.
probably won't sell out, if you are first in line for a deer tag, please let the first guy buying an elk tag go ahead of you. You will get your deer tag, the elk will be gone in seconds.
I am pretty sure they changed last year that elk go on sale an hour before deer do so there isn't that situation anymore.
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Just curious, do the deer tags sell out quickly? This is the first year I did not draw the multi-season deer tag and I may be traveling about the time they go on sale.
probably won't sell out, if you are first in line for a deer tag, please let the first guy buying an elk tag go ahead of you. You will get your deer tag, the elk will be gone in seconds.
I am pretty sure they changed last year that elk go on sale an hour before deer do so there isn't that situation anymore.
If thats the situation, smart move by wdfw. I've gotten the elk the past two years but had to take 3 hours of vacation to stand in line to be first. last year it sold out in 15 seconds, I'm not even bothering this year, I'll be in Mexico anyways when they go up for grabs.
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So you don't lose your multi points if you buy a leftover multi tag??
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Nope. Points are not used.
The guy that didn't buy it did loose his points
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From what I read ANYONE WHO APPLIED can purchase one. Even if you drew and didn't purchase it in time u can purchase it otc.
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anyone know how many elk tags were leftover? mike w
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anyone know how many elk tags were leftover? mike w
I think that will get announced in the email with the sale date.
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August 15th 10:00 am
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anyone know how many elk tags were leftover? mike w
149
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Deer: 3152 tags remain
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somewhat conflicting.if you have your deer tag and want to get in on the second chance you have to wait until the 16th to surrender it before you purchase?you must have your tag at time of purchase on the 15th?
i think im reading this wrong
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Ok so they will sell the multi but you have them void it the next day.cant be voided at any time before that.
note to self next year don't get tags until its done.
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The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has exciting news! You are eligible to participate in a first-come, first–serve Multi-Season second chance purchase on August 15, 2017 at 10:00 a.m.
Applicants who purchased a Multi-Season Application and applied for the drawing, but were not selected, will have a chance to purchase a permit for each Multi-Season application purchased for the 2017 license year. Applicants who submitted an application for the points only option are not eligible for this second chance purchase. To review your Multi-Season purchase(s) and their status, login to your WILD account and select Special Hunts.
Purchasing Information:
Multi-Season Deer or Elk Permits will only be available for purchase at an authorized WDFW License Dealer, WDFW Regional Offices, or Headquarters.
No online sales will be provided.
Multi-Season Elk Permits will go on sale first starting at 10:00 a.m. on August 15. Customers will only be able to purchase a Multi-Season Elk Permit at that time. Ten minutes later, at 10:10 a.m., Deer permits will become available for purchase. If you are planning on purchasing both permits, you will have to do so in two separate transactions.
Multi-Season Elk Permits are expected to sell out in 30 seconds or less. It is likely that only one in every 20 license vendors will be able to complete a transaction for the Multi-Season Elk Permit.
It is required that you have your General Elk or Deer License before you purchase a Multi-Season Permit. Make sure to do this ahead of time.
If you have your General Season Elk or Deer tag, you must surrender your General Deer or Elk Tag at the time of purchase. There are no exceptions. You will not be able to mail in your General Deer or Elk Tags at a later date.
On August 15th your General Season Deer and/or Elk Tag will not need to be voided at the time of your purchase.
On August 16th you will need to contact the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Headquarters at (360) 902-2464 between 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to have your General Season Deer Tag voided before you purchase a Multi-Season Deer Permit.
If you participate in the first-come, first serve second chance purchase and are successful, you will not lose points in your Multi-Season Deer or Elk application categories.
Multi-Season Permit Information:
Multi-Season Deer Permit $139.10
3,152 remaining permits.
Multi-Season Elk Permit $182.00
149 remaining permits.
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Oh mah is right. Conflicting information in the WDFW info that Pegasus just posted. The last part of this paragraph is wrong-
On August 16th you will need to contact the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Headquarters at (360) 902-2464 between 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to have your General Season Deer Tag voided before you purchase a Multi-Season Deer Permit.
The part I bolded should not be there. They need to hire a better proofreader.
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Can you get just the big game hunting license without a tag? From what I read above (from Pegasus) I guess I need the license before I can get the multi-season?
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Buy which ever combo lic you want, just don't select a tag. If you do, you just have to surrender that tag when you go to purchase the multi tag.
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Ok. So the email is confusing.
I will be in Alaska fishing next week and won't be able to buy a deer multi season until I return on August 21. Assuming they are not sold out, do I need to call and cancel my tag first? Or do I just need to surrender it at the point of sale?
Thanks in advance for the help!
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Bigelk1030- I would take your tag with you to a license dealer, and be sure to do it Monday - Friday during business hours. The dealer will probably have to call the WDFW and have your existing tag voided before they can sell you the new one.
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i went in person was told can't void until purchase date.
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Elk multiseason goes on sale August 15th at 10:00am
Deer multiseason goes on sale August 15th at 10:10am
Elk multiseason sell out in 30 seconds.
The staggered start is to avoid overloading the system.
That is per the wdfw email
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my e mail said 20 elk tags avail and will sell out within 30 seconds. 3000 or so deer multi season? I applied and didn't get drawn for deer multi. Did that many people not purchase even after applying? Why do an application and why do a point of sale for these and make people buy them first and not back out.
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my email said 149 elk tags remain
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I replied to a WDFW facebook message regarding these tags, stating that the email was confusing. I have not purchased a hunting license of any kind so far, just the MS deer application, not selected. The email seemed to say I would need to purchase a deer license before I could purchase the MS deer license on the 15th. That didn't make sense to me, so I posted a question and this was the response (from WDFW):
Sorry for the confusion, but we don't expect the leftover deer permits to sell out on the 15th (they have not in the past), so those directions are ONLY if you purchase a deer permit on the 16th or after. On the 15th, we are not requiring a void of the general tag before the purchase of elk or deer permits.
I'm pretty good at reading comprehension, but I'm still uncertain (and I haven't had time to call WDFW when they are open). Can anybody straighten me out on this? Can I just show up at a vendor tomorrow and by the MS deer tag, or do I need to purchase a general season tag first?
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You need to pay for the license/general tag as well in order to buy the multiseason. You should be able to buy them together. I have the last two years. Can't buy the multiseason without having your big game license either in advance or in conjunction with the multi purchase.
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You need to pay for the license/general tag as well in order to buy the multiseason. You should be able to buy them together. I have the last two years. Can't buy the multiseason without having your big game license either in advance or in conjunction with the multi purchase.
Thank you for the clarification. This is the first year I wasn't selected; I appreciate hearing from somebody who purchased the tag in similar circumstances.
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My wife was able to get my daughter a leftover deer permit. I think this year she might actually need all three seasons to get it done.
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My son and I both got left over multi elk tags at the same vendor. The system locked up and we got one about 10:06 the right at 10:10 as they were shutting sales down.
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No problem getting MS Deer at 10:30, that is no problem after convincing the guy in front of me that the reason they could not find MS Elk tag to sell him was that they sell out in the first minute.
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Yeah it locked up hard and I was very surprised I was able to get one. The system went nuts and they were trying so hard to get one. I got one at 10:06/7
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I will say that the email directions about getting the permit and then cancelling your old tag are a little confusing. My wife says that they didn't take or cancel my daughters archery deer license and they gave her a multiseason deer permit so she technically has two tags right now.
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I will say that the email directions about getting the permit and then cancelling your old tag are a little confusing. My wife says that they didn't take or cancel my daughters archery deer license and they gave her a multiseason deer permit so she technically has two tags right now.
They said they wouldn't take the old tag today. You're supposed to call the WDFW tomorrow and have it voided. Then I assume they will ask you to mail it in.
But yes, the email was very confusing. However, that's my interpretation of it. I could be wrong.
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They took both my tags and said they had to write MS TAG on them and send them in :dunno: who knows.
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Here a quote from the email I got, clear as mud.
"If you have your General Season Elk or Deer tag, you must surrender your General Deer or Elk Tag at the time of purchase. There are no exceptions. You will not be able to mail in your General
Deer or Elk Tags at a later date.
On August 15th your General Season Deer and/or Elk Tag will not need to be voided at the time of your purchase.
On August 16th you will need to contact the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Headquarters at (360) 902-2464 between 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to have your General Season Deer Tag voided before you purchase a Multi-Season Deer Permit."
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Here a quote from the email I got, clear as mud.
"If you have your General Season Elk or Deer tag, you must surrender your General Deer or Elk Tag at the time of purchase. There are no exceptions. You will not be able to mail in your General
Deer or Elk Tags at a later date.
On August 15th your General Season Deer and/or Elk Tag will not need to be voided at the time of your purchase.
On August 16th you will need to contact the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Headquarters at (360) 902-2464 between 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to have your General Season Deer Tag voided before you purchase a Multi-Season Deer Permit."
I was really tired when I was trying to read that message and figure out what was being said, but after trying again in the morning I figured... "whatever"
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Yeah, that email couldn't be more confusing. It makes absolutely no sense.
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Just tried to snag a muktiseason deer and lady says they are locked out :dunno: or are they sold out ?
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I was 2nd in line so figure no chance at Elk. so left and came back at 10-15 after the hour. Poor guy in front of me was still there, saw the tag added, then disappear, then re-added and watched the screen spin, rinse repeat several times and no elk tag.
He did get deer and I did as well. I just wonder if the person behind the counter had just let the system process and quit clicking on things if he would have got the tag?
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Talked to fish and game
They said since I didn't apply for the multiseason deer tag in the first place , I'm not eligible to purchase the left overs this year
So it's only for the people who didn't draw the tag or the people who didn't make the dead line :dunno:
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2 registers in store I was at. Got my elk tag at 10:15. :o Guy in front of me got his at 10:18. :dunno: Started at same time. The suspense was a killer. :yike: I think rebooting may have kicked a few out. :sry:
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Got my MS deer right about 11:55. No issues. I wonder if it will take days for them to sell out, or if they'll sell out at all.
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Got my MS deer tag. Was not so fortunate on the elk tag. Hopefully now I can put some meat in the freezer!
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Talked to fish and game
They said since I didn't apply for the multiseason deer tag in the first place , I'm not eligible to purchase the left overs this year
So it's only for the people who didn't draw the tag or the people who didn't make the dead line :dunno:
Yes
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Talked to fish and game
They said since I didn't apply for the multiseason deer tag in the first place , I'm not eligible to purchase the left overs this year
So it's only for the people who didn't draw the tag or the people who didn't make the dead line :dunno:
Yes
Didn't know there was that many losers when there's 3100 tags available....so 3100 people drew but didn't buy it :dunno:
You'd think they'd wanna make some money and just sell em all regardless if you put in or not....lady says they never sell out of muktiseason deer
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Talked to fish and game
They said since I didn't apply for the multiseason deer tag in the first place , I'm not eligible to purchase the left overs this year
So it's only for the people who didn't draw the tag or the people who didn't make the dead line :dunno:
Yes
Didn't know there was that many losers when there's 3100 tags available....so 3100 people drew but didn't buy it :dunno:
You'd think they'd wanna make some money and just sell em all regardless if you put in or not....lady says they never sell out of muktiseason deer
I think there needs to be an incentive to pay the $6 (or whatever it is) application fee.
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I got to the sport shop at 2pm and 10 minutes later, I had my multiseason deer tag.
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Started out at Big5 in Burien at opening, and there were 5 people ahead of me. I wasn't there for a elk multi season, but deer. The first guy in line was pretty exited about maybe getting a multi elk tag. The clerk behind the counter was taking forever and saying the system was locked up. He called the manager over and he tried it, manager told clerk #1 that he forgot to do something. Time ran out and no multi elk for customer. Finally my turn. I hand clerk my deer tag and license and he runs through the process for multi deer. He comes back and says sorry, no more tags? I say impossible, they never sell out. He says i think you need to turn in your tag first, before I can start to process multiseason. I told him that is why I gave you my tag, to turn it in. Clerk says sorry, I am not trained to do that.
So I head up to Burien Fred Myer and walk up to the clerk at customer service and tell her what I need, she says sorry, deer is sold out, I just sent another customer away. I say try again. This time it worked and she new how to process my old tag.
There is going to be a whole lot of left over tags this year.
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Talked to fish and game
They said since I didn't apply for the multiseason deer tag in the first place , I'm not eligible to purchase the left overs this year
So it's only for the people who didn't draw the tag or the people who didn't make the dead line :dunno:
Yes
Didn't know there was that many losers when there's 3100 tags available....so 3100 people drew but didn't buy it :dunno:
You'd think they'd wanna make some money and just sell em all regardless if you put in or not....lady says they never sell out of muktiseason deer
I think there needs to be an incentive to pay the $6 (or whatever it is) application fee.
they need to do it like Montana, when you put in for the tag want you have to pay for the cost of the tag before the draw. Get reimbursed if you dont draw.
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I'm really debating on whether or not to buy a MS deer tag. I forgot all about it until this afternoon.
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I got mine, the thing I love about MS is you can be picky and if you don't find the right buck you can always get a doe with your bow!
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Picked up my deer tag this afternoon. The clerk at Bi Mart said he was able to get one guy his MS elk but it took 20mins. That person was at the store when they opened at 9:00 so he would be first.
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I dropped $139 and bought a deer tag. I'd be kicking myself in November if I didn't buy it and got blanked in modern firearm.
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I got mine, the thing I love about MS is you can be picky and if you don't find the right buck you can always get a doe with your bow!
Not necessarily. At least not around here
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I got mine, the thing I love about MS is you can be picky and if you don't find the right buck you can always get a doe with your bow!
Not necessarily. At least not around here
I hunt the east side mainly