Free: Contests & Raffles.
Quote from: bearpaw on January 21, 2025, 02:03:27 PMQuote from: NOCK NOCK on January 21, 2025, 11:43:19 AM@bearpaw I don’t believe anyone, without doing a massive FOIA request, can prove either way on the spending. Even if done, no way to positive your getting correct infoI mostly agree!However, there is nothing to back up this statement made earlier in this topic: "very likely has no tangible benefit therefore ending in a net loss to all but the auction or raffle tag holder"Most of the pet projects are showcased at the given event. There should also be a summary from the section manager.
Quote from: NOCK NOCK on January 21, 2025, 11:43:19 AM@bearpaw I don’t believe anyone, without doing a massive FOIA request, can prove either way on the spending. Even if done, no way to positive your getting correct infoI mostly agree!However, there is nothing to back up this statement made earlier in this topic: "very likely has no tangible benefit therefore ending in a net loss to all but the auction or raffle tag holder"
@bearpaw I don’t believe anyone, without doing a massive FOIA request, can prove either way on the spending. Even if done, no way to positive your getting correct info
All you guys that are opposed to the auction tags, are you equally opposed to the raffle tags? The average Joe can buy 1000 tickets and stack the odds in his favor for an OIL hunt at a fraction of the price that one guy is spending on an auction tag.
Why is this mostly elk discussion in the deer section?
Quote from: huntnphool on January 22, 2025, 11:56:14 PMWhy is this mostly elk discussion in the deer section?blind leading the blind.
Quote from: teanawayslayer on January 23, 2025, 08:16:31 AMQuote from: huntnphool on January 22, 2025, 11:56:14 PMWhy is this mostly elk discussion in the deer section?blind leading the blind. Maybe misplaced by the OP but the question asked referenced "tags". You both seem to be very much in the know on these tags. Maybe you can provide clarity on the benefits of these tags? What are the conservation outcomes of the proceeds? Honest questions so I'm not considered blind. Thanks in advance.
Quote from: hughjorgan on January 04, 2025, 08:39:47 AMAll you guys that are opposed to the auction tags, are you equally opposed to the raffle tags? The average Joe can buy 1000 tickets and stack the odds in his favor for an OIL hunt at a fraction of the price that one guy is spending on an auction tag.Interesting take on "Average Joe", my guess is the AJ is not going to gamble on a hunt for $6000-17K ........The AJ is trying to figure out how to pay their rent/mort and still afford eggs for the kiddos.
Quote from: NOCK NOCK on January 23, 2025, 05:04:21 AMQuote from: hughjorgan on January 04, 2025, 08:39:47 AMAll you guys that are opposed to the auction tags, are you equally opposed to the raffle tags? The average Joe can buy 1000 tickets and stack the odds in his favor for an OIL hunt at a fraction of the price that one guy is spending on an auction tag.Interesting take on "Average Joe", my guess is the AJ is not going to gamble on a hunt for $6000-17K ........The AJ is trying to figure out how to pay their rent/mort and still afford eggs for the kiddos.The average Joe that likes to hunt is spending thousands every year going out of state and hunting multiple states. There not rich, they work in the trades, etc. It’s not hard to believe some guys drop thousands on raffle tickets. I know of at least one guy that’s done it and he is just a middle class guy that likes to hunt.