Utah gone crazy.

[MTBackroads]

They will sell every NR tag at that price too.

Don’t see any Utah guys complaining either..

 

[Roadgoat]

States across the west will be more and more pro-resident and structure their draw systems accordingly as opportunity decreases. Technology will increase harvest rates and opportunity will decrease, in most cases the 'non-residents' will pay the price.

 

[NJ-Hunting]

Slowly becoming a rich mans game. Sad to see

 

[wingmaster]

It's getting ridiculous!
I would have sat out the year in protest, but our license is still good, so I guess I'll give it one more year. I'll definitely be contemplating next year, depending on how the odds shake out after the increase.
Anyone giving up on UT?

I'm out for OIL species, I would not be happy getting a $4-5K charge on my credit card. Same reason I don't apply for AZ's $5k bison tag.

Deer/elk/antelope/antlerless might still be worth it to me, so I'll probably keep putting in for those depending on how odds and fees look next year.

 

[MallardSX2]

Good thing getting a multi-season elk tag is like hitting the power-ball. Twice.

 

[Rich M]

The "multi-season" seems to imply that you can buy a $4k license and hunt archery, ML, rifle until you get your bull. Is that right?