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07-03-2009, 03:35 PM
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You have to wonder how much of that is because of the economy. I race bicycles during the summer and the number of entrants has been way down. I'm attributing that to the economy. Likewise, I bet the number of people that applied for draws is way down too because of the economy.
Congrats on the draws and good luck on the hunting.
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07-03-2009, 06:39 PM
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My congrats!!!!! One of my hunting spots has Moose... odds of drawing
are astronomical!!!!! I see more Moose than Elk!LOL Good luck in the fall. Dan
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07-03-2009, 09:08 PM
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Congrats on the draws
The number of people putting in for the draws here seemed to be up. My only chancce now is a general license for elk deer and antelope. Course I have landowner deer. I am also going to be in the store at 0800 on the 7th so I can get a cow elk tag in my chosen area. My hunting partner and I are going together. Antelope is a different story. Just have to find a place where I can hunt in an open area. I seriously know 30 people who applied in our areas and none pulled even one tag. Did have a friend get a tag in another area locally. Too many grizz and wolfies in the area he hunts. Shoot an elk and it's like ringing a dinner bell.
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