cali_hornhunter
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you The tag holder! Congrats nonetheless!I want in! Last weekend of the season over here in NV. Whole family was there for the whole show!![]()
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you The tag holder! Congrats nonetheless!I want in! Last weekend of the season over here in NV. Whole family was there for the whole show!![]()
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Yes sir and thank youyou The tag holder! Congrats nonetheless!
What kind of "Jig" are they using to determine legality?After a couple month speed bump I got my sheep back. I fell victim to the new Alberta sheep jig that was mentioned earlier in this thread. I was never charged, yet the animal was confiscated. It was a frustrating time. I found other hunters that ran into similar issues with the new jig.
I wrote to the minister of environment and just had my sheep returned today as a happy start to 2020. I know at least two other sheep have been returned. The government realizes there is an issue between what the jig measures and what is put forward in the regs. If you know someone else who had their sheep deemed short but not charged this year tell them to write the AEP or send me a PM for assistance. These animals are too beautiful to let waste.
How many years have you been applying for?Score update. Had my ram officially scored and he goes 181 1/8 ", makes the B&C record book ,Wyoming DIY hunt.
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I had 1 PP less than max. We have some great DIY sheep areas now if you have max PP for NR.How many years have you been applying for?
What kind of "Jig" are they using to determine legality?
Sent you a pm.What kind of "Jig" are they using to determine legality?
I'm confused about "just made legal on one side", as the ram is broomed on the side (right), that you're showing. Was he just FC on the left?I took some pics of the new jig system. Not my sheep but a example of one that just made legal on one side, biologist did chime in with her opinion saying, “that sheep should not have been shot” Yep gave her opinion whether any wanted to hear it or not.
Actually surprised I was able to take a couple pics.
The jig was first implemented this season. They added a portion to the regs stating how the skull has to be prepared for measuring.
The problem is that they used the exact same picture and wording for how to determine a legal ram using the 'anterior edge of the eye' but measure from a bone spur in the eyesocket with the jig. This moved the goal post forward without telling the hunters. They mandate that you leave the eye in but give no mention of the eye not being used with the new jig.