You didn't draw in the initial draw hence the unsuccessful result. But when folks turned down their general tags because they didn't pull a limited entry permit you were awarded one of their released combos. So you get the distinction of being both unsuccessful and successful but bottom line is you will be hunting montana this year.
Wow...yours situation is slightly out of my knowledge base as I didn't believe you could draw limited entry with a release license. Unless it's happening in real time and each subsequent le code immediately credits released licenses and your limited entry code came later in the series. Anyways that's just me spitballing. Bottom line your draw report has you holding both a general elk combo and a permit. Your headed to montana this fall.Is mine the same? I swear I’m a smart fella but MT regs are a PITA.
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No problem happy to help out on one of the most confusing draw schemes ever. My knowledge comes from being in the same boat as you are in years past and the confusion that comes with it.
I hate to tell you but your draw report says you did not draw. Point creep is a bitch. Get on the alternate list if you want to go to Montana this year.One more--i am confused because my application does not say released? Only applied for a deer combo. I had 1 point and purchased a point in this draw so technically I had 2. Thanks for any insight!
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All good. Its bound to happen!
I agree I generally apply across the west most years. Montana is the only state I'm familiar with where you can be both unsuccessful and successful on the same draw in the same day and end up with the same tag.
