Friday the 22nd. By 4 am pst. Nevada has their stuff together!So a bunch of us are already chomping at the bit wondering when our CC’s will see a hit in the UT draw. Anyone want to guess when NV’s will be? Last year I received my emailed results on 5/24.
This year they say on or before 5/22. Who wants to go first? Lol
I agree. With the draws conducted via a computer there is no reason it takes some of these states so long to get through the draws. NV does a great job of turning these around. My home state of SD also does a great job and usually has them out within 1-2 weeks.Last year I remember my phone dinging at 3:30 am pst with an email saying results were posted. Nevada’s system is the easiest I’ve used out of all the western states by far! I wished my home state of Oregon could take a page or three out of Nevada’s book on how to conduct a relatively quick draw. Wished they managed our game as good as Nevada does too.
I’m with you on the UT results. I know NV won’t come out until next week, so I’m not stressing over that one yet.waiting on ut and nv results i may just go crazy!
Same here man! I only have confidence in drawing a pronghorn HSTE’s tag here in NV. But... you never know. Good luck to you!Struck out on utah!! Hopefully nevada will pull off some magic for me.
I wish you & your son luck in the draw buckhorn. Let out a howl for me too if ya don’t mind. LolEmails will start coming out at 12:01 AM on May 22.
There will be a full moon that night so I will be out dancing around a bonfire and howling at the moon in prayer and celebration!
You must have calculated the odds?sheep tag for me.....
graybird- What happened on your 221-223 buck hunt? I’ve never drawn that tag, but it has been one of my choices almost every year I’ve applied. I know one older guy personally that drew that tag. He struck out after 7 days of hunting & then spotted a great buck not far from the road after he had packed up to drive home that morning. The deer is hanging on his wall now.Nevada's system is 100x better than Colorado's excuse for CPW. Just noticed yesterday they had the sheep and goat draw complete on April 23rd and kept the results from posting until May 1st. No reason being an overachiever when you can justify being average.
I've been lucky enough to pull 1st choice bull (2017), buck and antelope tags last year. My 221-223 late buck tag didn't end the way I'd envisioned.
Thinking my good luck in Nevada might be over, but you never know.
Good luck everyone!!!
Understood... I had a similar experience back in 2016 in UT. I passed on a deer on the first evening that I later regretted when the weather changed. Myself and a buddy couldn’t turn up anything other than year and a half olds after that despite hunting really hard. Thanks for sharing & good luck to you in the draw.I personally don't think it was the unit itself, it was timing with hot weather. The first buck I put in the glass opening morning, just as the first rays of sun was peaking over the horizon was a solid 4-point high tight racked 180 class buck. Being opening morning and this was the first buck I'd spotted, the does were just starting to come into season, I thought it was only going to get better.
Then, it turned off hot and dry .. like upper 70s-80s in the heat of the day. Movement diminished to a couple hours early morning and late evenings and any signs of rutting activity stopped. About the 3rd day, I glassed up a lower 170 class buck that had 6-7" cheaters on each side, but he just looked young, passed him, too. Ended up killing a big 3 point the last evening I had to hunt. All in all, a great week in Nevada hunting, but certainly not the class of deer I'd envisioned hauling back to Colorado with me. But, that's the way it goes.
Nevada's system is 100x better than Colorado's excuse for CPW. Just noticed yesterday they had the sheep and goat draw complete on April 23rd and kept the results from posting until May 1st. No reason being an overachiever when you can justify being average.
I've been lucky enough to pull 1st choice bull (2017), buck and antelope tags last year. My 221-223 late buck tag didn't end the way I'd envisioned.
Thinking my good luck in Nevada might be over, but you never know.
Good luck everyone!!!
Hmmm You must not be expecting a tag this year. Planning for a celebration next year maybe?Emails will start coming out at 12:01 AM on May 22.
There will be a full moon that night so I will be out dancing around a bonfire and howling at the moon in prayer and celebration!
I know... The last I had heard before the application period ended, the number of applicants was down."Despite this year's increase in applications"
I guess that ends speculation about how Covid-19 might reduce applications?
No doubt... I would absolutely be happy to put a tag on that guy. ??Increase in applications?? Man, I really thought that we'd see a decrease with so many unemployed. Maybe all the time at home with nothing else to do resulted in more applications?
Anyway, best of luck to all in the draws. NV has been very good to me and I am hoping to continue the streak this year!
Here's a buck that I saw on my 2018 hunt with another pic of him in 2019. If you are lucky enough to draw the deer hunt you applied for would you put the tag on him?-----SS
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I was sort of thinking the same as yourself. ??My guess would be wednesday. If they are conducting the draw tomorrow, they have 48 hours by law to post the results.... I would imagine it has to be proofed and what not before posting
That is what the Kalkomy guy just said on the live stream video of the draw process. Wednesday results will be posted. They didn't say when cards would start to be charged though.My guess would be wednesday. If they are conducting the draw tomorrow, they have 48 hours by law to post the results.... I would imagine it has to be proofed and what not before posting
That’s what I heard too.Increase in tag applications? Hmm.. about 3-4 days before the application deadline, one of their biologists in the tag quota meeting said that they were down 28,000 applications from last year.
Either way, good luck to you guys!
That’s crazy! Hopefully the majority of them are new applicants & not folks sitting in 15 points for every species. LolI'm pretty sure he said 88,000 applicants for 2020. If so that's a 30% increase in applicants for 2020
I like the math work youve got going.I think he just said that there were approx 7 million random numbers generated this year for all the applicant bonus points that were
squared!
I just checked my points and squared them and have a total of 1,212 entries going into the 2020 draw.
I'm pretty sure he said 88,000 applicants for 2020. If so that's a 30% increase in applicants for 2020
I like the math work youve got going.
Did he mention how many NR apps and how many R apps?I'm pretty sure he said 88,000 applicants for 2020. If so that's a 30% increase in applicants for 2020
Well those numbers don’t give me a warm fuzzy feeling.Anyone else have a sinking feeling?
Not at all. They still have to split up res and non res, plus all the different species. I’ll prep for another punch in the gut this year, with a glimmer of hope of being surprised.Well those numbers don’t give me a warm fuzzy feeling.
Anyone else have a sinking feeling?
The lengthened the deadline for applications this year in the hopes of getting more $. Looks like it worked. Anyone who says hunting is dying is lying to you.
I hope not... but at least no one can say that your hopes are too high. LolIf there were 7 million numbers generated my lowest number will probably be 6,999,856.
My guess is people have a lot of time on their hands to research everything and put in for drawsCan someone explain the logic here? Unmployment is at 20 million in April and yet somehow literally the most expensive state in the west to apply w the worst draw odds gets an increase in applicants? I cannot understand that but it is what it is. I saw where NM and CO applicants were up as well. I would have thought if anything it would be the other way around but apparently I’m missing something
Yea that’s true but ppl have to know it’s not a long term solution I would think. I mean if I was unemployed or thought I could be I def would be applying the NV draw lolDo you know what unemployment is paying during the covids???
There were 7.4 million numbers assigned.If there were 7 million numbers generated my lowest number will probably be 6,999,856.
Can someone explain the logic here? Unmployment is at 20 million in April and yet somehow literally the most expensive state in the west to apply w the worst draw odds gets an increase in applicants? I cannot understand that but it is what it is. I saw where NM and CO applicants were up as well. I would have thought if anything it would be the other way around but apparently I’m missing something
And an additional unemployment benefit - my kid makes more $$$ staying home!!Everyone got a extra $1200 to use on applications this year....
Copy that RichI'm sure that 99,999,997 is all mine and I'm not sharing.
Rich
6,999,856 isn't so bad then.There were 7.4 million numbers assigned.
The lowest number generated was 7
The highest number generated was 99,999,997.
Copy that Rich
With a random number pool of one through 100 million it seems like a lot of room to fall into a black hole.
They actually only used 7,486,573 of those 100 million possible numbers.
Makes me wonder why they can’t use just 10 million to pick from?
That’s right eel6,999,856 isn't so bad then.
Copy that Rich
With a random number pool of one through 100 million it seems like a lot of room to fall into a black hole.
They actually only used 7,486,573 of those 100 million possible numbers.
Makes me wonder why they can’t use just 10 million to pick from?
Or better yet... use the actual number of 7,486,573!!!!Copy that Rich
With a random number pool of one through 100 million it seems like a lot of room to fall into a black hole.
They actually only used 7,486,573 of those 100 million possible numbers.
Makes me wonder why they can’t use just 10 million to pick from?
I just heard him repeat that there were approx 80,000 applicants for 2020 with 349,000 applications by those applicants. In 2019, he also just corrected himself and said there were 75,000 applicants with 308,000 applications by those applicants.
If my math is right that's a 6% increase in applicants and 13% increase in applications.
That would be cool to know what number you were assigned.I like the odds (said no one ever); wish they would email you also the random numbers one gets. Would be funny to see a 7,000,0000 something number. I'm banking on my less than 1% odds for sheep with 18 non resi points.
? makes my head hurt just tell me if I drew or not.That’s right eel
That is actually a low number considering 50 million would be the average.
There were 231,486 individual applicants and 35,920 party applications.
That means that after all the lowest numbers were picked out of the 7.4 million total assigned there were 267,409 numbers going into the draw for all the hunts combined.
The company I worked for had about 150 employees and we had a drawing one year for $500 cash at one of our safety meetings. The owner asked me to come up and draw the winning ticket out of the box. I reached in pulled my own name! I never did live that down. So, you never know in the draws.That would be cool to know what number you were assigned.
Years ago myself and a buddy fished the St. Jude Bass Classic in MS on Sardis lake. The day before the tournament your team had to show up in person to draw your launch number. My buddy didn’t want to draw so I reached into the bag & pulled out a chip numbered 180 something. There were only 200 chips. ? That’s my luck!!!
To brighten someones day...if I draw elk or deer, I will be returning my tag due to conflicts with other hunts I have already drawn. You're welcome.
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