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I just checked. I drew a Non-Res Mountain Goat tag in 102!

I almost didn't bother applying for it.

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Originally posted by SG Olds:
I just checked. I drew a Non-Res Mountain Goat tag in 102!

I almost didn't bother applying for it.

Hey man, good for you!! Hope it goes well. I checked too, nothing but another point for deer, elk & sheep.

I was able to draw a mule deer tag for 151-155 early. Should be a good time.

Greg

I only put in for elk, sheep and goat points since my big trip this year is to Africa.

Congrats SG Olds, on pulling the goat tag. Looks like you'll be getting those lungs and legs in shape in the near future!

Nothing for me either. Another pt for elk,sheep,deer and antelope.

Elk and sheep points. Congrats to the folks who pulled a tag.

0-for-5

Tags are so difficult to get in this state that the cost of a successful draw for your average applicant must be in the THOUSANDS of dollars. Bonus points are very expensive.

I have ten points and thousands invested. Should I throw in the towel or keep getting hosed? I should have just bought a landowner tag.

If you don't buy a license, you don't get a bonus point, but it's cheaper. I don't think you'll forfeit your points, if you decide to apply but not buy a license. I'm thinking about going that route - paying the salaries of G&F administrators with absolutely no return is getting old. Regards, AIU

Guys: As a resident of Nevada here are some of my averages to get a tag. Draw a deer tag on average every two years. Antelope takes me four to five years. I am going on eleven years for Elk. My brother was finally drawn for elk after seventeen years. For non-residents this can get expensive just in application fees. I apply on line and it cost me $50 whether I get drawn or not. Good luck on next years draw.