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State Preference Points
04 January 2017, 21:12
Rich-State Preference Points
Which western states can I purchase preference points for future hunts without having to purchase an annual license to purchase the points?
I believe AZ requires you to purchase an annual hunting license to have an opportunity to purchase points?
04 January 2017, 21:25
ZekeShikarWyoming
I'm sure there are others but this one comes to mind.
Zeke
04 January 2017, 21:41
Rich-I'm a WY resident so I'm looking to apply in other states for future hunts.
04 January 2017, 22:29
JBrownI only apply in a handful of states but in my mind the requirement to purchase a license is just one part of the big picture.
Some states, like Wyoming, don't require a license but make up for it by charging a bundle for points($100? for a sheep point).
Some states, like Utah, require you to buy a license but sell the points for little money($10 a point).
Other states, such as Colorado, require you to buy the license($1,000+ for deer and elk) then refund your money if you don't draw(minus a small fee).
To some extent this all balances out in the end, IMO.
Jason
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04 January 2017, 22:36
Kathi http://www.huntingreport.com/permit_deadlines.cfmHere is a list that was published on December 27th by The Hunting Report on non-resident applications.
Hope this is of some use.
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04 January 2017, 22:38
TGDjrAs with anything check the most up to date regs.
From the information I have, only Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana do not require the purchase of the hunting license, but some nominal ($10) conservation fee or some such. All the others require the license which ranges from $85 to $160 ish. Might be slightly outdated info since we are going into a new year.
I would rather pay $100 for a sheep point, than $150 for the license and stil don't have any points yet, but that is just me.
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04 January 2017, 23:57
farbedoJBrown covers it for the most part. If you just want points for one animal, it is cheaper. If you want points for multiple animals in multiple states, it costs about the same for each state.
All the info you want is here:
http://www.huntinfool.com/lice...17_LicAppBooklet.pdfJeremy
05 January 2017, 00:14
Outdoor WriterIn AZ you must buy a license and also pay a $13 application fee PER SPECIES to get a bonus point, which is different from a preference point.
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05 January 2017, 02:43
JBrownquote:
Originally posted by TGDjr:
I would rather pay $100 for a sheep point, than $150 for the license and stil don't have any points yet, but that is just me.
But at least one state will sell you a license for $65 and a sheep point for $10. Just saying.......

Jason
"You're not hard-core, unless you live hard-core."
_______________________
Hunting in Africa is an adventure. The number of variables involved preclude the possibility of a perfect hunt. Some problems will arise. How you decide to handle them will determine how much you enjoy your hunt.
Just tell yourself, "it's all part of the adventure." Remember, if Robert Ruark had gotten upset every time problems with Harry
Selby's flat bed truck delayed the safari, Horn of the Hunter would have read like an indictment of Selby. But Ruark rolled with the punches, poured some gin, and enjoyed the adventure.
-Jason Brown