NV restrictions on re-applying

NDHunter

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So I was just reading through the NV reg's and to me, it looks like if you draw and harvest a bull elk, you cannot apply for elk again for 10 years. Am I reading that right? Looks the same for sheep and mountain goats which I can understand but elk too?
 

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Correct. But only if you harvest. If unsuccessful in the field its 5 years before you can try again
 

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So I was just reading through the NV reg's and to me, it looks like if you draw and harvest a bull elk, you cannot apply for elk again for 10 years. Am I reading that right? Looks the same for sheep and mountain goats which I can understand but elk too?
Yep your correct. 5 years for Antelope too.
 

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Wowza, so probably at least 10 years to draw a tag, a 10 year wait period, then probably 15 years or so to draw another one....So unless a guy gets really lucky, a NV elk tag is dang near a once-in-a-lifetime tag. Or maybe twice in a lifetime. That sucks...

Edelweiss- ND elk tags are for residents only. That goes for sheep and moose too. Well unless you want to pony up about 40k for the sheep auction tag...
 

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Ya that's kinda how I see it too. I drew my Elk in 2006. Took 10 points. I know a guy with 20 points and drew 3 years ago.
 

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So what are your guys' strategy? Put in for the really tough tags and try to pull one awesome tag, or try to draw anything and maybe get 2 in your lifetime?
 

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My dad drew with 18 points. I drew with 3. The 10 year waiting period is a bit extreme I.m.o (probably due to my lack of patience)
 

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Ya I wish it wasn't so long but it's for the management of trophy bulls. Trust me there should be any problum to find a a good 350" bull if you draw in Nv. We saw 10-15 bulls every day from 300"-370" and most were 340"-350"