You could wait all your life to get a Colorado Moose tag and fail. Way cheaper to go to Alaska, and hunt while you're young enough to enjoy it.
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You could wait all your life to get a Colorado Moose tag and fail. Way cheaper to go to Alaska, and hunt while you're young enough to enjoy it.
that brings up a good point, maybe I'll poll it or something,Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Hunter
but let's say you get a ID shiras moose, or a MT bighorn, do you keep applying in other states? or just ditch your points and focus on other animals? or keep applying and maybe hunter another moose/sheep in another state? or give someone else better odds?
I knew a guy who applied for years for a desert bighorn, finally got tired of waiting, booked a hunt, 2 years later he finally drew his desert bighorn tag! so 2 deserts in 3 years.... of course 1 cost a lot more than the other.
Apply for all you can and someday you are bound to draw something somewhere! Most of the odds are so low you could never draw in your life, but someone has to draw the tags every year.