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LAST EDITED ON Feb-28-19 AT 08:38PM (MST)[p]>That's your Wyoming BHA representative exhibiting >his tact, class, and emotional >maturity. Please get off these BHA BS comments, as it or any other organizations he or any of us belong to has nothing to do with this thread! Let's get back to...

LAST EDITED ON Feb-28-19 AT 04:05PM (MST)[p]>Had a friend that had a >big fire at their personal >property and lost quite a >few things in it. >He was able to return his >tag for a refund. Nice that G&F was able to use some common sense to do that refund even though that was out of the...

LAST EDITED ON Feb-26-19 AT 07:44PM (MST)[p]I believe that the G&F has already stated that if a resident point system is ever approved by the Legislature for antelope, deer, and elk that the Commission would then write the Regulation to be identical to our existing NR PP system. Leaving the PP...

LAST EDITED ON Feb-24-19 AT 04:40PM (MST)[p]That happens once in a great while the way the Wyoming draws are set up and other things can happen too. A friend actually went into the high priced elk draw a couple years ago and was unsuccessful. When he looked in the draw odds he found that two...

>The guy that runs SNS is >a prick to hunters who >aren't being outfitted by him, >so I would 1) never >use him as an outfitter, >and 2) watch your public/private >boundaries closely. Yep; Sy is a real tool!

>Maybe, maybe not. A resident can >buy a general tag anytime. > You got me on that one Jeff since I never even gave a thought to a resident buy their tag this early in the year.

>Stands for shaking my head. >Probably in reference to the >fact that you're a resident >wanting to hire an outfitter. >Just a guess though. Only one problem with that and it's that he got his tag in the NR draw on Thursday!

LAST EDITED ON Feb-23-19 AT 12:35PM (MST)[p]Good unit---good luck!

LAST EDITED ON Feb-21-19 AT 06:03PM (MST)[p]>Just checked the odds page. >Hahahahaha > >Two guys jumped in with 11 >points this year and there >were two of us with >10 for the remaining tag. > > >You guessed it. I'm the >one left holding the door. > LOL !!! > >Next year will be my...

>Was wondering if anyone could give >some insight on how the >draw works for NR lopes. >Been looking at the states >website but am a little >confused. To my knowledge it >looks like you will always >have a chance at an >area due to the random >draw? As small of a >chance it may be...

>I agree 100% with nripepi?.why would >a Wyo res pt system >need to be identical to >nonres? There are a >number of reasons I >can think of that it >would likely need to be >different for Wyo residents. >What happens when most Wyo >res have 0 pref pts >and a nonres moves to >Wyo...

>>This discovery is huge. >> >>https://www.facebook.com/BigBuckRegistry/videos/392569494641067/UzpfSTE2NDgxNzUxODA6MTAyMTY5ODUxNzE1MzUzMzg/ > > > and most likely not true... > It's been more than 50 years since CWD was named up in northern CO at that captive facility and the end is nowhere...

>Top, > >It is $7 to archery hunt >and $0 to gun hunt. > There are no real >fees. > >You are correct that it is >expensive to lease land and >find access...that's for sure, but >the point of the fees >is not really a point >you won in this argument. > Texas's license is cheap, >but...

LAST EDITED ON Feb-16-19 AT 06:40PM (MST)[p]>For $315 a NR can hunt >anything in Texas except draw >animals (desert sheep, pronghorn).> >There are minor charges for some >?endorsements?. ***Gee, now you're admitting that a person does need to pay for some endorsements before those tags are...

>Have That ain't the half of it in that post!

>Those ?endorsements? seem pretty low to >me. I like how >Topgun brings up the ?Federal? >stamp in his argument that >Texas licenses/stamps are expensive. I see you're now back with a couple more comments, but how low is pretty low?! FYI the reason I brought them up when he turned the...

>https://tpwd.texas.gov/regulations/outdoor-annual/licenses/hunting-licenses-and-permits/ > >The $126 endorsement is only to >hunt spring turkeys and not >required if you have the >$315 license. It's actually illegal >to possess both. See link >above. Not entirely sure why >we are arguing...

LAST EDITED ON Feb-15-19 AT 10:41AM (MST)[p]>There appears to be some history >between you all that I >don't understand. There seams to >be anger between a few >parties here hopefully you can >make amends and move >on. The "History" is that some come on here and just post BS as facts...

LAST EDITED ON Feb-15-19 AT 10:13AM (MST)[p]Again, no clue. Either that or >you're just embarrassed now and >have to try and save >face. >The total cost of every stamp >(or ?endorsement? as you wrongly >call them) one could buy >added together is negligible. They >are like the $10-12...

LAST EDITED ON Feb-15-19 AT 10:15AM (MST)[p]>>You conveniently left out the fact >>that after a person buys >>that $315 license that they >>then are required to purchase >>a bunch of stamps and >>permits in order to use >>those tags attached to said >>license! If you're going >>to...

>>NR Landowners draw first so there >>is no way to be >>certain. They could draw every >>nr license available. > > >Now I'm really confused! How >does that work? Any >NR landowner who wants a >tag that owns (I'm assuming >some minimum acreage)land gets a >tag until they run out >of...

>Lol your arrogance is typical of >residents who were born on >third base and think they >hit a triple. > >I'll continue to take my a**- >whoopins in the form of >exorbitant app fees and tags >to hunt western states that >have animals that live there >which I desire to hunt. > > >But...

>>>>They don't need any help. In >>>TX NRs have exactly the >>>same tags as residents. Buy >>>a license - go hunting >>>everything from rabbits to elk. >>>Even in the draw hunts >>>where tags are limited >>>NRs are treated just like >>>residents with the same opportunity. >>> >> >>...

>>Hey NR (cbeard) what are you >>doing to help other NR >>in your state? I bet >>you are pushing for more >>tags as we speak. > >They don't need any help. In >TX NRs have exactly the >same tags as residents. Buy >a license - go hunting >everything from rabbits to elk. >Even in the draw...

>Hey NR (cbeard) what are you >doing to help other NR >in your state? I bet >you are pushing for more >tags as we speak. I think I may Have to move out to Wyoming to get away from the NR classification I'm under on this Forum after reading so many NR responses that don't have a clue...

That sounds like a winner Jeff! Thanks for any help you can get the OP so his family can go on a good hunt with probably no worries about hunting pressure or access issues!

>I hear what you are saying >TopGun and I questioned those >odds on a post last >year, but I think Sierra >is correct on this one. > > >The odds of shooting a big >buck go up using Founder's >service, but because one is >holding out for that buck...they >are more likely to go >home...

>I would say I gave him >much better ideas than you >did Top, you hammered him >for no reason. Have you >been to 103? If not, >shut up. I give up! I didn't "hammer" him at all, but just tried to tell him what the G&F site says along with what my BLM computer mapping showed to back up...

>Yes Top I think he could >have a great hunt or >I wouldn't have said it. >Don't be a jerk. >We each can give our >opinion if we so desire. > We all don't need >to only get the TOP >opinion and live by it. > Give yours and let >others give theirs and leave >everyone alone. I respond...

>They let women and children in >Access Yes lands and Nat >Forest. No kidding, LOL! I told you why I tried to steer him away and he can go wherever he wants to. I sure as heck don't plan on getting into a pizzing match over someone just asking for suggestions on where to take his family.

>Never hunted in 103 but I >would be surprised if you >couldn't find antelope in that >NF land. If the OP had just asked about going to 103 for himself I would have just said hit the Access Yes lands and the few public lands that a legal road hits. However, he wants a good hunt with his...

LAST EDITED ON Feb-12-19 AT 01:40PM (MST)[p]>Disclaimer first is that I have >never hunted unit 103. >With that out of the >way I have hunted many >units in Wyoming that have >been designated as having public >access issues. I took >a quick look at the >maps for 103, and came >to the...

LAST EDITED ON Feb-12-19 AT 12:50PM (MST)[p]>>Founder. Thats the hypocrisy, or >>juxtaposition of your service. >> >>I do think that you hunt >>just one or two deer. >> You single them out, >>then pass everything else. You >>decide to possibly limit your >>success rates. >> >>Then you...

nripepi---I see that it now took you a lengthy post and then a second one to tell him what I did in that short one of mine that he needs to find another unit with decent legal access plus the tags available that he's looking for.

Feb 21

>Maybe I should have phrased that >differently...I understand there isn't much >public land in the unit. > I am looking for >a unit that has decent >odds of drawing doe tags >as well as buck tags >2nd choice. I am >looking at 103 since it >fits those requirements. Just >wondering if...

LAST EDITED ON Feb-12-19 AT 07:47AM (MST)[p]>You know what's funny? BUZZ you >where part of the Newberg >elk hunt episode where Randy >tells the viewers that his >uncle point shared to draw >a hard tag because he >didn't have enough to draw >by himself so he piggy >backed on Mathews...

>>>Reading comprehension is clearly not your >>>strong suit. You are >>>confusing Founder?s comment about overall >>>success rate with his comment >>>about big buck success rate. >> >> >>You had better read what he >>stated again, because it's not >>my reading comprehension that sucks...

>Reading comprehension is clearly not your >strong suit. You are >confusing Founder?s comment about overall >success rate with his comment >about big buck success rate. You had better read what he stated again, because it's not my reading comprehension that sucks the big one, but...

LAST EDITED ON Feb-11-19 AT 04:55PM (MST)[p]>>>With experience comes knowledge. Do you >>>honestly believe that me telling >>>someone where a big buck >>>is increases their success rate? >> >>>If you had experience, you'd know >>>that even people who don't >>>know where a big buck...