points

bucks4 · Apr 18, 2017

i was wondering if anyone has ever tried to get it where we can leave our point after all they are paid for just like anything else in a will

2_Point · Apr 19, 2017

You were told points are nontransferable when you bought them so no whining allowed now. Do away with points before we allow transferring them.

bugleb · Apr 19, 2017

My oldest son died a little over a year ago with 16 Utah deer points. That's a double bummer. He had been putting in as a group with his brother, who doesn't have many points. We were hoping they could both draw a good hunt, but now we can see that was a mistake. We should have had him put in by himself and he could have drawn a good hunt while he was still healthy enough to go.

Dirtbag · Apr 19, 2017

>My oldest son died a little
>over a year ago with
>16 Utah deer points.
>That's a double bummer.
>He had been putting in
>as a group with his
>brother, who doesn't have many
>points. We were hoping
>they could both draw a
>good hunt, but now we
>can see that was a
>mistake. We should have
>had him put in by
>himself and he could have
>drawn a good hunt while
>he was still healthy enough
>to go.

So sorry about the loss of your son. My condolences.

3point · Apr 22, 2017

There will be a line in my obituary that reads "He is survived by 19 once-in-a-lifetime Rocky Mountain Goat points.

bonecollector777 · Apr 22, 2017

Would be nice but too easy to abuse by putting grandma in her whole life and when she dies you take her points. No need to call anyone because it's a definite no.

deerslayer88 · Apr 22, 2017

bugleb sorry for your loss

?If men were angels, no government would be
necessary.? John Adams

Chacoblue777 · Apr 23, 2017

Dear bugleb,

Very sorry to hear about the passing of your son. My deepest condolences.

Founder · Apr 23, 2017

That is a crappy deal bugleb. Real sorry to hear that.
Maybe "points" should be something that can be handed down, I don't know. There are definitely good arguments both for and against such a thing.

>My oldest son died a little
>over a year ago with
>16 Utah deer points.
>That's a double bummer.
>He had been putting in
>as a group with his
>brother, who doesn't have many
>points. We were hoping
>they could both draw a
>good hunt, but now we
>can see that was a
>mistake. We should have
>had him put in by
>himself and he could have
>drawn a good hunt while
>he was still healthy enough
>to go.

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schoolhousegrizz · Apr 23, 2017

So sorry bugleb

joesikora · Apr 23, 2017

bugleb, So sorry to heard of your loss. I couldn't even imagine your heartbreak
You will be in my prayers

Your friend
Joe

"Sometimes you do things wrong for so long you
think their right" - 2001
"I can't argue with honesty" - 2005
-Joe E Sikora