Points won’t be used for the doe tags !!I drew my buck tag with 1 point, my dad drew 2 doe tags in the same unit with 2 points
Lol you might be right. They were his first choice tho If that mattersPoints won’t be used for the doe tags !!
The draw odds never said that. The draw odds are only a guess from last year.Unsuccessful with 6 points. Draw odds said 100%…
Nope dosnt matter on the doe tags !! He will still have his points !!Lol you might be right. They were his first choice tho If that matters
Are you implying that the draw odds are not calculated from this years data? Please explain.The draw odds never said that. The draw odds are only a guess from last year.
There is no way to know how many people are applying before the application season.Are you implying that the draw odds are not calculated from this years data? Please explain.
ClearCreek
For 2023 the cost wasThere is no way to know how many people are applying before the application season.
Draw odds are from last year with a best guess on what people think is in the point pool. Using a simulation algorithm.
Even for residents, no one knows how anyone will apply until the draw is over.
3 things screwed up the 2023 Wyoming draw.
1. Weather, last years drought and winter snow storm die off.
2. The belief by tons of non-residents that Wyoming will do a 90-10 split, even though I think it died in committee.
3. The now signed into law HB 200 increase the cost of special application fees.
Plus that dimwit Newberg and all the other Youtube hunting personalities are telling everyone to bail on Wyoming, that this is the year to get out.
- Nonresident special elk: from $576 to $1,258 – up 118%
- Nonresident special deer: from $288 to $826 – up 187%
- Nonresident special antelope: from $288 to $874 – up 203%
Yes, the part I quoted is only the "special" fee, not the actual tag fee.For 2023 the cost was
NR special elk is $1268
NR special deer is $ 662
NR special antelope is $ 614
Been those prices since 2018 but the 2024 increase is still gonna be a pricey one.
Gotcha. Gonna be very interesting in 2024 for WY draw odds. I suspect the Max point units won’t change much but many of the mid/lower tier may.Yes, the part I quoted is only the "special" fee, not the actual tag fee.
Just to get a general licenseI am burning 10 points on deer with a friend. I am planning on paying the special rate.
Mojave:There is no way to know how many people are applying before the application season.
Draw odds are from last year with a best guess on what people think is in the point pool. Using a simulation algorithm.
Even for residents, no one knows how anyone will apply until the draw is over.
3 things screwed up the 2023 Wyoming draw.
1. Weather, last years drought and winter snow storm die off.
2. The belief by tons of non-residents that Wyoming will do a 90-10 split, even though I think it died in committee.
3. The now signed into law HB 200 increase the cost of special application fees.
Plus that dimwit Newberg and all the other Youtube hunting personalities are telling everyone to bail on Wyoming, that this is the year to get out.
- Nonresident special elk: from $576 to $1,258 – up 118%
- Nonresident special deer: from $288 to $826 – up 187%
- Nonresident special antelope: from $288 to $874 – up 203%
I believe 90/10 will be back. Too much R vs NR stuff these days for it to remain dead for too long. The permit cuts/winter kill this year arent gonna help that.There is no way to know how many people are applying before the application season.
Draw odds are from last year with a best guess on what people think is in the point pool. Using a simulation algorithm.
Even for residents, no one knows how anyone will apply until the draw is over.
3 things screwed up the 2023 Wyoming draw.
1. Weather, last years drought and winter snow storm die off.
2. The belief by tons of non-residents that Wyoming will do a 90-10 split, even though I think it died in committee.
3. The now signed into law HB 200 increase the cost of special application fees.
Plus that dimwit Newberg and all the other Youtube hunting personalities are telling everyone to bail on Wyoming, that this is the year to get out.
- Nonresident special elk: from $576 to $1,258 – up 118%
- Nonresident special deer: from $288 to $826 – up 187%
- Nonresident special antelope: from $288 to $874 – up 203%