Utah gone crazy.

[rclouse79]

What other state charges $3k?

Try reading my post again slower.

 

[sasquatch]

I could give two ***** about what a processed beef cost.

Hunting is a sport that some love to play. The meat is just a side bonus.

One likely can’t deer hunt around their own area and come out cheaper meat wise than buying beef.

That analogy that’s always used is ridiculous.


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[fatlander]

Hell yeah, R3 is working!


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[sneaky]

It is how Utah works, the legislature has to approve price increases. The doubling across the board makes it so the commission doesn't keep having to go back to the legislature for price increases. Highly doubt that the prices will be increased that much in one fell swoop, but they have the potential in the next few years and this is not for 2025 tags.

The general season elk tags that go on sale in July will be included in this increase. Takes effect July 1st i believe. It'll definitely be felt this summer.

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[realunlucky]

The general season elk tags that go on sale in July will be included in this increase. Takes effect July 1st i believe. It'll definitely be felt this summer.

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The pricing for all of 2025 is already set, this includes general season elk.

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[sneaky]

The pricing for all of 2025 is already set, this includes general season elk.

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Then why does the text of this bill say the prices take effect this summer then? I trust Utah legislators with tag prices and public lands about as far as I can throw them.


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[BigDuckHunter]

I wonder how much this will affect the odds?

I can see this adding to the point creep issue we are seeing across the west. I don’t see many people wanting to pay 3k for a general meat hunt so they’ll sit on their preference points until they can draw a unit worth that much money.

 

[KHNC]

Utah probably did this since they saw WYoming getting by with doubling the special draw tag prices.