Apply Freely-Return tags

Wiszard · Apr 9, 2013

How many of you put in for hunts not really putting much thought into over-lapping dates with hunts in other states for the fact that if you get drawn for both, you can always return a tag? Since my son will be hunting with me for now on (just turned 12) I think I may have to take this approach in order to try to open more doors for us. Thoughts?

M'Balz Es Hari

Zeke · Apr 9, 2013

Not me!
I always worry about over-lapping season dates but apply anyway.
I've had to worry about it a couple times.

desert sheep/california bighorn 2000
mtn goat/desert sheep 2009
mtn goat/dall sheep 2012
but they all worked out well.

desert sheep/bighorn sheep/moose/elk/deer 2013... I hope!

good luck to all,
Zeke

Zeke · Apr 9, 2013

Oh, and I've never had a family member turn a tag back. We always work things out to where we can use them all.

This year will be a great one. I have a PMA (positive mental attitude)..... or is it wishful thinking? ha

Zeke

kilbuc · Apr 9, 2013

I always consider potential overlaps but still do so almost every year. If I have to eat a tag that means I must have drawn a great one, so worth the risk.

from the "Heartland of Wyoming"

BRUIN4L · Apr 9, 2013

I usually have a better chance of running into Elvis while riding a Unicorn with the hunts I apply for.

elkassassin · Apr 9, 2013

Well Wisz!

If you get in to a Tight Spot with too many Tags!

The UDWR might just make a Phone Call & Pluck one of your Tags!

Sound like a Deal Wisz?

With Ms Wisz needin that Special Attention once a Year I am Rootin for you to Pull some Tags Wisz!

The Dew I had for Breakfast wasn't Bad so I had one more for Dessert!

Gator · Apr 10, 2013

I drew 6 huts one year and I was so diesel poor it wasn't funny.
By the last one, my butt was dragging about 4 ft behind me.
I'm more careful now. LOL NOT.

"I have found if you go the extra mile it's Never crowded".
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