Max Non Resident points

DeerHunter53 · Jul 9, 2019

Does anyone know what the max points are now for Elk Deer and Antelope for Non Residents

My son and I are trying to get enough points together to get out of the point game in the next two years. Just hoping someone can help me understand what and how many points I need to get some good tags

shootem · Jul 9, 2019

nripepi · Jul 9, 2019

How many do you all have? You average them, you can't add together....lots of awesome tags available and will depend if you want to pay the cheaper or more expensive tag fee...

BluffGruff · Jul 9, 2019

Just get a general tag unless you have 10+ averaged. Not much exciting in between with my research. If I didn't have a few more years to figure it out, I might cash in now too.

elkantlers · Jul 9, 2019

You don't need anywhere near max points to have a great hunt.

DeerHunter53 · Jul 10, 2019

I have been collecting points for years in hopes of having a couple of hunts in Wyoming in my lifetime.

I have 10 or 11 this year for Deer
I have 9 or 10 this year for Elk
I have 10 or 11 this year for Antelope.

I am retiring in the next couple of years so I want to get some good hunts lined up that don't cost me the bank.

My son is couple of points behind me as I made a mistake and put him in as Mike and Michael and didn't realize it made any difference until they erased his points because I didn't apply with his correct name for two years and lost his points. I called but was out of luck.

I stopped applying for Moose this year as the cost to keep going is too much as I am sure has been talked about on this website for months.

jm77 · Jul 10, 2019

>Just get a general tag unless
>you have 10+ averaged. Not
>much exciting in between with
>my research. If I didn't
>have a few more years
>to figure it out, I
>might cash in now too.
>

This is bad advise^^^^

junior · Jul 10, 2019

Buying a membership to a site like Top Rut or Hunter's Trail head will show area's you may draw with your points. Going the special side of Wyoming's draw will increase your odds on some harder to draw areas. Once you decide on an area, then the real research starts. You can find more info on the G&F hunt planner for different areas.