No, "most" Utah hunters don't believe in or attend the expo. There were 108,719 resident applicants in the general season mule deer draw last year. We are only talking residents. There were another almost 11,000 nonresident applicants last year alone. This doesn't even factor those that come to the expo that don't apply in Utah's general deer application.
So no, the vast majority are not believing in this expo, nor are they attending.
But don't let facts get in the way of one of your arguments now.
The reality is this: The expo is fine. There is nothing wrong with someone wanting to put on an expo. There is also nothing wrong with wanting to attend for whatever reason you want to be there. Be it to see big animals, hang out with friends, maybe take a selfie with an insta-warrior celebrity, or any other reason people have. All reasons are acceptable and fine.
What isn't fine is the corruption surrounding it. Make everything above board, and you'll never hear another criticism out of me about the expo ever again. Heck, even take the 200 expo tags and all the conservation auctions tags away, and you can make the expo as corrupt as you want, and I still won't complain about it. But while a public asset is involved, the public has the right to know what is going on, and for it to be a legal, above board process. It has not been that. That is not an opinion, that is a fact.