Multiple Applicants

SanPat_243 · Feb 21, 2008

In New Mexico we are able to put up to three applicants on one application for certain hunts (elk, deer, antelope, etc.). Is this the case in Wyoming?

I am interested in putting my dad and myself in for an antelope hunt but wasn't sure if I'd be able to. I don't want to draw and my hunting partner not draw or vice versa.

nripepi · Feb 21, 2008

Yep. No problem at all with group applications. Either you both draw or neither draw.

Willy_P · Feb 21, 2008

LAST EDITED ON Feb-21-08 AT 02:06PM (MST)[p]A party app is good for up to 6. When you do it online , as far as my experience as a nonresident, you get a code for the first or head of the group and the others can type in that code when starting to apply. It sets them up on your party application and everything is pretty slick from there. We used it last year and it was the most painless time yet. I have a group listed this year and have not heard one person ask me a question so far. The group is in 2 separate states.
BTW draw odds stay the same for one or the group and if PP are an issue all are divided by the number in the group for a total. Example 1 point and 3 people = .333333 points for the group. IIRC on that part.

kilowatt · Feb 21, 2008

LAST EDITED ON Feb-21-08 AT 02:09PM (MST)[p]Willy is correct, only 6 per application and all have to be the same hunts etc.
And if your friends trust you with their vital info and you trust that they will pay you back, you can do it for the whole group and charge to one CC and collect the funds back from them.

Brian

HuntElk4Fun_ · Feb 21, 2008

Another thing to consider is Wyoming issues the tags if your group is selected no matter the quota remaining. e.g. 4 of you put in for a unit with only 2 tags. If you get drawn, they issue 4 tags. This is very cool and I don't know if many others (if any) do it. Other states reject your drawn app and move on because it goes over the quota.

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Kirt C.