Wyoming Initiates Super Tag Hunting License Raffles

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Glenn Pauley, the Planning Coordinator at the Wyoming Game and Fish Department called me the other day to see if I could post this up here on the site to let you all know about the Wyoming Super Tag Hunting License Raffle.

[font size=+1]Question - If you drew the "Trifecta" license, which three species would you choose?[/font]

Here's the details from Glenn
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Wyoming Initiates Super Tag Hunting License Raffles

Hunters come to Wyoming for the diversity of game species, abundant public lands and the chance at harvesting a trophy animal. Wyoming has among the highest harvest success rates for hunters. In 2013, nonresident hunter success rates were: deer, 73 percent; antelope, 93 percent; elk, 50 percent; moose, 93 percent; and bighorn sheep, 95 percent. However, obtaining a license for some of the most sought-after species or hunting areas can be difficult.
Starting this year, hunters have the opportunity to enter the Wyoming Game and Fish Department's Super Tag and Super Tag Trifecta hunting license raffles. By allowing winners to not only choose a species, but also the area they would like to hunt, the raffles provide the opportunity for an once-in-a-lifetime experience. (The winner of the moose super tag will be able to select any moose hunting area with more than 10 licenses available; for bighorn sheep, eight.)
For the Super Tag raffle, there will be one drawing for a hunting license for each of the following species:[ul][li]Bighorn sheep
[li]Shiras moose
[li]Mountain goat
[li]Wild bison
[li]Elk
[li]Deer
[li]Antelope
[li]Black bear
[li]Gray wolf
[li]Mountain lion
[/ul]

The Super Tag Trifecta offers hunters the opportunity for additional adventure. This drawing is similar to the Super Tag, except there is only one winner and the successful applicant can select licenses for three of the 10 species in the Super Tag raffles.
Winners will be able to retain any preference points they may have accumulated. In addition, both the five-year waiting period for moose and sheep and the once-in-a-lifetime restrictions on bison and mountain goat licenses will be waived.
Tickets are $10 each for the Super Tag and $30 for the Super Tag Trifecta. The raffles are open to Wyoming residents and nonresidents. Hunters can purchase as many raffle tickets as they wish. Tickets can be purchased January 2 through July 1 at the Wyoming Game and Fish Department's website (http://wgfd.wyo.gov/web2011/NEWS-1001797.aspx). Winners will be notified by July 15 and will be responsible for buying any applicable licenses and/or stamps before hunting.


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LAST EDITED ON Apr-14-14 AT 09:53AM (MST)[p]Maybe if a NR gets it...that would be a ton of cash in licenses for a NR! I couldn't do all three of those in one year.
 
I have to admit that it interested me a bit but I elected to sit out on the trifecta.
It's just too much of a good thing (if that's possible)!
Too much money and too much time for too many really important hunts all in one year...for me.
Oh, to have such a problem! LOL
Zeke

PS: Maybe the interest is just not there, for the tri, so the G&F had to call in Brian to do a little PR work for them.
 
I hear ya Zeke. I put in one chance just for another shot at a sheep tag. Honestly, I'd probably do sheep, antelope, and elk. I have elk and antelope areas where I could be done in a day w/o scouting and save the rest of my time for sheep.
 
?Bighorn sheep

?Shiras moose

?Wild bison

Time and money would be tough, but Oh wouldn't that be a nice problem to have.
 
Would definitely have to think about it. I'm sitting on max sheep points, so that one is out. I've already shot a mtn goat and a moose. Guess we'd go elk as I'd like to hunt a hard to draw area. Let's throw in Bison and take another shot at 38 for moose. By the way, tell Glenn we don't need any more publicity than is already out there for these raffles. He's adding to my draw odds...
 
Wonder what the extra money will go for? Super tags are sure not for better management...more like for... don't fix anything just keep spending!

Wish they would dedicated the money to the herds not managers!
 
Sheep

moose { with moose declining picking a area will be tough}


elk { I want a late season tag for a specific area}
 
1. Sheep
2. Moose

Now for the difficult third choice:

Goat/Bison/Elk?

3. I think I would go Bison, it would depend on how much time I could get off of work and the the timing of the other hunts.
 

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