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Today's the day! Good luck everyone.

I took it too

The historical context is definitely important. At the time the lifetime licenses were phased out it would have taken me two summers of moving sprinklers to pay for that license. Fortunately you stayed close enough to be able to get good use out of your annual tags. I know some people moved...

I'm jealous of that lifetime tag. As a resident I now find myself waiting 2-3 years for an archery deer tag in the general unit I prefer to hunt, it would be about 4-5 years between rifle tags if I were to go for that. We used to draw general every year, but those days are long gone.

No, I wouldn't be disappointed with that outcome either

I got my unsuccessful e-mail last night. How did everyone else do?

Everyone knows Genghis Khan was the most famous Mongol, but few know the most famous Hun, Gary

I agree with your assessment 100%. I started applying for Nevada with archery in mind, but my family situation won't currently allow me to take the time required to successfully bowhunt. When you start looking at NR odds reports in the rifle category it is pretty depressing, years pass and you...

I think that Nevada is perceived as managing for quality rather than quantity. If you're in for desert bighorn for instance, they have by far the most opportunity and arguably the best quality . Once you buy a license to apply for one species, you might as well build points for several. Many...

If anyone's interested, I called NDOW and confirmed that an application without license purchase does preserve existing points (but not earn any new points). For $28 in application fees I'll keep my deer and antelope points (unless I were to draw of course). I may just let the elk and sheep...

Why does a chicken coop only have two doors? Because if it had four, it would be a sedan.

Then what is in the bag?