Recent content by bdan68

No, because they will be drawn by people who have those as a first choice. But I'd say with 18 points you're very likely to draw 112 since it only took 14 points last year. See this from WGFD website: What are my chances of drawing a license on a second or later choice? It depends on the...

You will have no chance of drawing a 2nd or 3rd choice.

Deer point is $41.

You better get some private land lined up. Almost all the whitetails in that area are on private land. Call the WGFD in Lander and see if they can be of any help. I hunted whitetail does in that area a few years ago but I think getting private land access for bucks might be a lot more difficult.

You said the number of tags was reduced by 200. That's a lot and I would have fully expected a jump in the number of points required.

Antelope tags for me and my brother with a 7.5 point average. This was in the regular draw. Thought about doing the special but sure glad now that we didn't.

Yes it's the 18th.

The commission has a meeting scheduled for April 16 and 17 in which the proposed quotas/seasons will be presented to the commission. So shortly after that meeting is when the final quotas will be posted.

Increased tags in the special? I thought that stayed the same? Isn't it still 40% special, 60% regular?

I thought deer and antelope was going to be $1200?

Elk

Yeah, might only take two or three points to draw a general in the special draw. Regular draw, 7 or 8 points? Or more?

I drew a type 3.

I joined the Zoom meeting. All the season setting stuff will be tomorrow. Today there was discussion of the unprecedented winter Wyoming had, and the effects it had on wildlife. And also I was glad to hear quite a few members of the public stand up to speak regarding the need to look at reducing...

https://wgfd.wyo.gov/WGFD/media/content/PDF/Get%20Involved/2023%20April%20Regulations/CH-5-Draft-04-07-2023-5.pdf https://wgfd.wyo.gov/WGFD/media/content/PDF/Get%20Involved/2023%20April%20Regulations/CH-6-Draft-04-07-2023-7.pdf