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Must be all that clean living paying off! Like they say: you can't win if you don't play! Nice work!

Can't touch this one, it's bulletproof!

Hopefully the Quality Inn got the Commission approval on that! :ROFLMAO:

Mrs. with her bull Mine from 3 years earlier

No respect, no respect...

"I noticed the crowd was a lot better and nobody was trying to cut anyone in line or try to take anyone’s place in line. The vibe was great!" A quote on social media from a resident who went to the Jackson area on May 1st. Sounds to me like excluding NR shed hunters cleaned up the problems.

Here's a quote from someone I know who went to Jackson for the shed opener: "Picked up a few great antlers and a deadhead! Was very few antlers to be picked up it seemed like but fewer people since nonresidents couldn’t compete! I noticed the crowd was a lot better and nobody was trying to cut...

What years were these pics taken in Wyoming?

Wow, no doubt you have @BuzzH living rent free in your head! That's funny...

I know the Senator and that's the way he describes his constituents and Wyoming folks.

Never heard of a Forest Ranger writing tickets on state statute.

What's the irony? I think residents of every state should get a week head start or more.

I don't think so. Wyoming regulation does not define what you are doing after the animal is down as hunting.

#1 grandson and his gobbler after an hour of waiting patiently for the bird to come in.

90/10 M/S didn't "break" anything. It eliminated almost all NR random tags.

It currently goes to PP. I should've known you didn't know that based on your ideas.

Statute would read "50% of available licenses" so it would always round up. The more it's complicated, the more the chance nothing will change or it will change for the worse. 50/50 from 75/25 by far the easiest way to go. And the most likely to pass.

Tell her to kill the mule deer/whitetail split idea when you talk with her.

There is public comment at TRW, actually may be the most important public input. There is obviously public input at the Legislature, which is where the bill goes if the TRW sponsors it. If it passes here, the Commission promulgates any rules that may be needed. Again, public input on that.

Yeah those resident shed hunters will be whining that whole first week of May! :ROFLMAO:

How about just get personal? You have your opinion others have theirs. Now, anything of substance or just plain old Jackson Hole lingo?

And there's one large sportsman/conservation group yet to be invited. But that's because they stand with their membership and fight the good fight. I guess that's how the Governor rolls.

The current system is 75/25 which creates 1 random moose tag and no random sheep for NR. This is where things go south. You're not describing most residents.

For residents I don't want change. I've drawn my sheep and moose tag under the current system. If random went to 50% or they changed to BP that would increase my future chances, but I'm fine leaving it just like it is. For NR, there are no random tags( 1 moose, 0 sheep this year) and to sustain...

If everyone is calling "hurry up and get a ticket before they are all gone" an invite, I got one too. 🤷‍♂️ Second, the dog and pony show. I'm sure the same folks will be sitting at the table as usual.

Where does it say they last forever or guarantee a tag?

Honestly, isn't that true? No one was ever "guaranteed" a license and top point holders are still drawing tags in the PP drawing. The fact that applicants have increased, numbers of licenses have decreased and the res/nr allocation has changed, doesn't change what a point is.

Would be very interested to hear how that goes.

No points for mtn goats. Random draw only.

It's ok to eat as long as you don't test it? Does the test make the CWD more potent or something? To be fair, most hunters in known CDW areas, don't test and I'm sure they say the same thing you do. Bottom line, every hunter in these areas has eaten meat from a CDW infected deer, elk or moose...

By my count it would be 7 ram and 2 ewe to random for NR.

There are no meeting materials out yet, but it will be the same BP system proposed by the Task Force I'm sure. It will be for moose and sheep only. Wyoming has a hybrid PP/random system. 75/25. This doesn't work with the 90/10 allocation for the moose and sheep by individual hunt area. Simple...

They switched a moose tag around to make a NR random tag in area 25.

Grandson #2 gets his chance and makes good.

The biggest die-offs in sheep I know about are the Gros Ventre and Whiskey Mtn herds. No goats around those areas.

May not have to worry much longer about mtn goats. Today at the Commission meeting Doug Brimeyer admitted the Dept is reducing goat herds where they live next to Bighorns. I guess you call them invasive long enough and the name sticks.