So You're Telling Me There's A Chance?
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Alabama
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Did you see where you had to front the fees to apply in the limited quota area? $6017! Ouch! Good Luck man.
Alabama
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I'm still undecided at this point, I want to apply but I don't know if I can reasonably afford it. Is there enough non-wilderness to have an unguided hunt and have a reasonable chance of success? Man that's a lot of money but I want a grizzly bad. I've been saving for a Dall sheep hunt and I could do it but it will put me years behind on that goal if I were to draw.
LCH
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I intend to apply, but I need to research further before deciding which tag to throw in for. I imagine the area 7 tag will have much better draw odds.
mntnguide
Very Active Member
Just take into consideration... they will be issuing 75% of grizzly licenses to residents before a non-resident will be allowed a license... and yes there are Grizzlies outside of the wilderness depending on which area you are in, but accessing wilderness would be very helpful in most places
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Good thing I have some great friends in Wyoming that would be more than willing to help me access the wilderness areas!
HighPlainsHunter
Active Member
This says it all.
http://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/
Whoops, wrong thread.
I am curious to see how this all plays out. I suspect having to front tag fees will made odds much different. Certainly a good chunk of change for a NR, especially if they are not used to hunting in Griz country.
http://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/
Whoops, wrong thread.
I am curious to see how this all plays out. I suspect having to front tag fees will made odds much different. Certainly a good chunk of change for a NR, especially if they are not used to hunting in Griz country.
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