Hunting Washington Forum
Community => Advocacy, Agencies, Access => Topic started by: Wea300mag on May 03, 2011, 06:33:09 PM
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I'm buying fewer just because it's much more inconvenient.
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I am tempted to sell my 4 wheeler and buy 1000 tickets after how much fun I had tagging along ast year.
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I am tempted to sell my 4 wheeler and buy 1000 tickets after how much fun I had tagging along ast year.
I want to see the look on the license dealer's face when you step up to the counter and announce you want 1000 tickets. Will that be cash or credit sir? :chuckle:
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I'll be buying fewer but it's not because they're not selling them online. It's just because I don't want to spend the money on them, because I know I wouldn't win anyway. I'd rather spend the money on trail cameras.
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I'm dropping 500.00 on one raffle, hope to win it but probably won't..................
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None for me. Never have bought any. Thought about doing some this year but decided to do my stuff online again, so I won't get any.
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I buy one of each. Will be the same this year as in years past. I've got a feeling there will be fewer bought just because it's not as convenient as buying them online like a lot of people buy all their licenses and tags.
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I'm dropping 500.00 on one raffle, hope to win it but probably won't..................
Which one?
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I spent my annual $100.00 yesterday on 17 Raffle tickets. Ya can't win if ya don't play. :dunno:
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read a post where someone said one of the raffle winners bought like 100 of each of the raffles. cant come close to competing with that so not going to buy any this year.
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Buying the same as last year.............. None. :chuckle:
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"Buying the same as last year". 0 = 0
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In the past I would usually buy 2 every payday as soon as they started selling them, but now since no internet sales are allowed I havn't bought any. Don't think I will this year at all. (east deer, and east elk)
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read a post where someone said one of the raffle winners bought like 100 of each of the raffles. cant come close to competing with that so not going to buy any this year.
ya I'm not putting in for any tags anywere because lots of people have more points than me :chuckle: NOT! :chuckle: i bet they sell 40% less raffle tags this year 8)
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I'll probably buy a couple when I put in for a couple special hunt permits. I'm surprised they don't do it online this year. They'll lose sales for sure. It's kind of like a political candidate not using social networking - big mistake.
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I bought 4 tickets for moose. Thought about buying more, but with only 1 tag available I bet I have better odds in the regular drawing. I'll keep my fingers crossed.
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The new gambling laws doesn't help with sales, so that is a loss for WDFW. I think I will probably buy 5-10 raffle tickets in 3-4 categories. I imagine there will be less sales this year.
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they would if they could
Raffle tickets are no longer available to purchase
online or over the telephone. Washington gambling
regulations prohibit wire sales.
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If it is just raffle it is the same for us we don't buy any but we are cutting back on draws. Some we are putting in just ghost points (Trophy, goat, sheep, moose) and extras were not purchased (doe permits, 2nd deer, ewe, nanny) but cow elk and cow moose are a top priority because of the meat aspect. My husband will probably have surgery on his foot, shoulder or both so we are limited. He will be able to shoot but prabably not hike or haul meat out.
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I am buying zero raffle tickets nowadays. The contributing factors are:
1. The split in permit areas has increased costs for special hunt opportunities.
2. The chance on the raffle is almost zero unless you buy a lot of tickets.
3. The increased license fees impacts my choice as well.
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I'm buying WAYYYYYY less or none, but not because of some dumb law. I didn't even know there was one. :dunno:
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cow elk and cow moose are a top priority because of the meat aspect.
You do realize that the antlerless moose is no longer a relatively easy draw like it was before they put it in its own separate category? The odds of drawing an cow moose tag is now worse than the odds of drawing a bull moose tag. It's close, but still the cow moose is a harder draw. I just checked: it's 1 in 274 for bull moose and 1 in 288 for cow moose.
The "Average Winner Points" was higher for the cow moose as well: 10.19 compared to 9.95 for the bull moose category.
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I have never bought a raffle ticket, but might buy 1 just because it sounds like fewer will be sold. :twocents:
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I am only buying moose tickets! bought 10 last year probably do the same this year. I know its not many chances but you cant win if you dont enter.
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I'm buying fewer just because it's much more inconvenient.
:yeah:
The internet was no hassle and encouraged raffle purchases in my opinion.
I won the lifetime hunting/fishing raffle a couple years ago! What a deal.
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zero same as last year
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I voted I bought more than last year...since I didnt buy any last year.
Bought two for goat yesterday....meh...its only 10 bucks...why not. Ya never know.
With drawing a double in Multi season, Dad getting a moose tag in idaho, and a few others in the family pulling tags (spring bear, multiseason)....it could be the year.....
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None, due to not being able to get the time off of work if I did draw or win. I put in for points only on oil tags as well. :(
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Not being able to conveniently buy them online, I'll probably procrastinate buying them and miss the due date.
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Not being able to conveniently buy them online, I'll probably procrastinate buying them and miss the due date.
:yeah: