IdahoBeav
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I think that was the best I've seen it operate since they switched to the new system.
I think that was the best I've seen it operate since they switched to the new system.
There is no getting around that with the new system. However, the queue numbers and wait times were much lower than I recall in past years (new system).the online system is just luck of the draw.
That is the absolute worst place to go.was told there were 93 ppl in line at one of the F&G offices at 0500
Not necessarily. Our local office had over 150 folks in line to buy tags at 10AM and everyone had their tags before 10:25 hit. That's a lot quicker than most vendors that deal with a fraction those numbers. Regional offices generally have their shit together and have optimized the sales process (e.g., 3+ sales terminals, separate pay terminal in another room) to ensure everyone is handled quickly and efficiently. Personally, I think the worst place to go is online. That's the real gamble.That is the absolute worst place to go.
Yup. Where we were only 5 folks got through. My kids were 2 of the 5.Sawtooth in-person tags sold out in 5 minutes this year.
I wouldn't be upset with that. This is the first year since 2020 I was able to get a tag. Wasn't what I wanted, but it gives me a chance to go make it happen.Wasn't there talk of it going to a draw for 2025 tags? No more computer waiting or in person.
Preference points are not a good solution. Other states have made a mess of things with preference points and I hope Idaho never does that. A random draw could beI wouldn't be upset with that. This is the first year since 2020 I was able to get a tag. Wasn't what I wanted, but it gives me a chance to go make it happen.
Random draw, no points or preference seems like a good solution.
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100%. I have been applying in Washington since 1992 and never drawn a bull elk tag even with 25 plus points. The problem is lots of people have a ton of points.Preference points are not a good solution. Other states have made a mess of things with preference points and I hope Idaho never does that. A random draw could be
Definitely. I am part of the problem in Wyoming and Colorado. I have gained points for years and never applied for a tag, but it is what it is.100%. I have been applying in Washington since 1992 and never drawn a bull elk tag even with 25 plus points. The problem is lots of people have a ton of points.