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Old 07-23-2014, 01:40 PM
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I don't know? Why don't we try it and find out.
And do that instead of jumping to conclusions? What!

For 2008-2012, NRHH purchased 1.2% of all the draw antlered Moose, Trophy pronghorn and Antlered mule deer licences.

I offered a way to increase MD draw licences by 100% while others are focused on the 1%. Which option could actually make a difference?
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And do that instead of jumping to conclusions? What!

For 2008-2012, NRHH purchased 1.2% of all the draw antlered Moose, Trophy pronghorn and Antlered mule deer licences.

I offered a way to increase MD draw licences by 100% while others are focused on the 1%. Which option could actually make a difference?
I missed your idea to increase MD tags...how?
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Old 07-23-2014, 02:43 PM
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I missed your idea to increase MD tags...how?
I have no idea how you could have missed it.



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There are many much more effective and sound changes to current wildlife management practices that will result in more hunting licences which will result in lowering the priority required to draw a tag. Here's one.



Anybody want a quick easy way to double the number of draw licences available for many of these "trophy" hunts?


GET RID OF THEM!


If we simply got away from this "Trophy" management mentality there would be many more licences available, especially for species such as Mule Deer.

Instead of offering a harvest of 3-5% of the population as is done for a "trophy" Mule deer area, lets issue the 10-15% that the population can biologically withstand thus maximizing the licence availability while reducing the draw wait times.


Yes, I can hear the hard core Antler hunters.....
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Old 07-23-2014, 03:15 PM
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I just don't see how mandatory purchase of a drawn tag is of any benefit. If a hunter is drawn, one could assume he had full intention of purchasing the tag otherwise he would have 999'd it. Whether he purchased the tag and not used or was unsuccessful or didn't purchase the tag really makes no difference other than he lost his priority.
999 in my opinion is a great took for planning a hunt. How can you complain about a hunter intentionally moving backwards in line to allow another to come up for another year.
The last wild sheep newsletter there was a story in it that a young kid drew cadomin and didn't even know it till he went to buy a general tag. Which is great more power to him he went and had a successful hunt. Then at the end after the season was over the learned that the mom also drew but never even bothered to check what she drew. Total waste of a tag!
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Old 07-23-2014, 03:30 PM
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The last wild sheep newsletter there was a story in it that a young kid drew cadomin and didn't even know it till he went to buy a general tag. Which is great more power to him he went and had a successful hunt. Then at the end after the season was over the learned that the mom also drew but never even bothered to check what she drew. Total waste of a tag!
If that happened, I bet neither of them knew that they were entered in the draw.
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Old 07-23-2014, 03:33 PM
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And do that instead of jumping to conclusions? What!

For 2008-2012, NRHH purchased 1.2% of all the draw antlered Moose, Trophy pronghorn and Antlered mule deer licences.

I offered a way to increase MD draw licences by 100% while others are focused on the 1%. Which option could actually make a difference?
Well then lets get rid of NR tags for everything except black bear and whitetail.

You are starting to strike me as someone who would be losing money somewhere along the line if non-resident hunting was cut back.
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Old 07-23-2014, 03:34 PM
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Just out of curiosity, when was the last time there was an increase in the fees for draws / hunting licences ?
Alberta licensing and draw application fees are pretty "cheap" imo ... everything else increases over time. Besides, aren't we complaining about lack of ESRD funding / wildlife act enforcement as well? Doesn't a lot of the money used to pay for these services come from government licensing fees?
Maybe a slight increase would be a good thing ... for reasons other than making hunting an "elitist" sport ... 10$ / draw is pretty reasonable imo

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There are many much more effective and sound changes to current wildlife management practices that will result in more hunting licences which will result in lowering the priority required to draw a tag. Here's one.



Anybody want a quick easy way to double the number of draw licences available for many of these "trophy" hunts?


GET RID OF THEM!


If we simply got away from this "Trophy" management mentality there would be many more licences available, especially for species such as Mule Deer.

Instead of offering a harvest of 3-5% of the population as is done for a "trophy" Mule deer area, lets issue the 10-15% that the population can biologically withstand thus maximizing the licence availability while reducing the draw wait times.


Yes, I can hear the hard core Antler hunters.....

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I have no idea how you could have missed it.


I agree with you....I know of several zones close to me crawling with MD and ridiculously low tags issued. Saving the deer for others it seems?
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Old 07-23-2014, 03:47 PM
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Chuck strikes me as a guy who would fart in the grocery line just so he doesn't have to wait his turn to get to the till.

If you want to hunt the same animal in the same WMU as everyone else, wait or choose a different animal and area.

Eventually some people will get tired of waiting 12 years to hunt so they will naturally stop applying. Others will say I really want to hunt that so I will wait behind everyone else. You speak about prioritizing your hunts so I say to you, if it is a priority to you to hunt that species, then you will wait, if you aren't willing to wait, it must not be a priority for you.
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Well then lets get rid of NR tags for everything except black bear and whitetail.

You are starting to strike me as someone who would be losing money somewhere along the line if non-resident hunting was cut back.
Wow, are you ever barking up the wrong tree.

You have been given the NR numbers, but you still want to focus on <2% of the drawn tags. Making that handful of tags unavailable to the fathers/brothers/mothers/sisters/children and life long friends of Alberta resident will surely solve this problem....
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Old 07-23-2014, 04:08 PM
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Wow, are you ever barking up the wrong tree.

You have been given the NR numbers, but you still want to focus on <2% of the drawn tags. Making that handful of tags unavailable to the fathers/brothers/mothers/sisters/children and life long friends of Alberta resident will surely solve this problem....
These are just mere suggestions. Will anything come of the ones I suggested? Probably not.
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Old 07-23-2014, 04:36 PM
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Wow, are you ever barking up the wrong tree.

You have been given the NR numbers, but you still want to focus on <2% of the drawn tags. Making that handful of tags unavailable to the fathers/brothers/mothers/sisters/children and life long friends of Alberta resident will surely solve this problem....
Exactly because they DO NOT live here!
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Old 07-23-2014, 04:37 PM
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Chuck strikes me as a guy who would fart in the grocery line just so he doesn't have to wait his turn to get to the till.

If you want to hunt the same animal in the same WMU as everyone else, wait or choose a different animal and area.

Eventually some people will get tired of waiting 12 years to hunt so they will naturally stop applying. Others will say I really want to hunt that so I will wait behind everyone else. You speak about prioritizing your hunts so I say to you, if it is a priority to you to hunt that species, then you will wait, if you aren't willing to wait, it must not be a priority for you.
That's what I'm hoping for. Someone to get tired of waiting after 12 years so I can be right there to snatch the opportunity.

How ludicrous can you be?
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Old 07-23-2014, 04:59 PM
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For 2008-2012, NRHH purchased 1.2% of all the draw antlered Moose, Trophy pronghorn and Antlered mule deer licences.

I offered a way to increase MD draw licences by 100% while others are focused on the 1%. Which option could actually make a difference?
The 2008-2012 numbers cannot be used to accurately account for the numbers of NR/NRHH that are currently plugging up our draw system.

Think about it. they would have needed anywhere from a P3-P8 on most of these draws to get drawn and be included in the 2008-2012 survey. Meaning those NRHH representing 1.2% of the drawn started applying in the early to mid 2000's.

Those in the draw system today are much greater than 1.2%.

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Wow, are you ever barking up the wrong tree.

You have been given the NR numbers, but you still want to focus on <2% of the drawn tags. Making that handful of tags unavailable to the fathers/brothers/mothers/sisters/children and life long friends of Alberta resident will surely solve this problem....
Speaking of barking. The numbers you a WB continue to cite are irrelevant and misleading. Therefore you are misleading people in your defense of NR's in the draw system.

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Exactly because they DO NOT live here!
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I consider it an injustice if a single resident has to wait even one extra year because a NR is taking his place in a limited draw hunt.
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Old 07-23-2014, 04:59 PM
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If you haven't already, maybe attend a few of you local Fish and Game club meetings. Or just call your local fish and game biologist within the province. There are big changes coming to our draw system which will supersede this letter. We as outdoorsmen need to stop referring to the past, when we could draw a moose tag every second year. Our province population is at its highest ever along with number of hunters, therefore the draw wait is longer. cant change that.

I am not even going to comment on the trophy/draw application fee hike.
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Chuck strikes me as a guy who would fart in the grocery line just so he doesn't have to wait his turn to get to the till.

If you want to hunt the same animal in the same WMU as everyone else, wait or choose a different animal and area.

Eventually some people will get tired of waiting 12 years to hunt so they will naturally stop applying. Others will say I really want to hunt that so I will wait behind everyone else. You speak about prioritizing your hunts so I say to you, if it is a priority to you to hunt that species, then you will wait, if you aren't willing to wait, it must not be a priority for you.
Lots of thought put into that post eh! Just stand idol and do nothing is clearly how you roll. For those that give a hoot and brainstorm new ideas you then toss insults at... Useless post, grow up.
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How many folks in the draw are actually Non-residents.....but enter our draws under the guise of being a resident? I have a feeling if we could get to the bottom of that issue it would be much larger than 2%

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Old 07-23-2014, 06:30 PM
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1)Clean up the non resident tags being bought under the premise of being residents

2) Outfitter tags limited to Black Bear and Whitetail.

3) limited tags to non resident Canadians. I like to Hunt Saskatchewan and BC so I would be hipacritical to not allow them to come here

4) I agree on the automatic purchase once a tag was drawn as I hate to see rare and once in a lifetime tags wasted

5) raise the draw prices to $25 dollars. If you can afford to hunt you can afford $25 dollars to enter the draw. There is no such thing as cheap meat these days so dont give me that excuse. 25 dollars is cheap enough for those guys who are serious but expensive enough to keep from entering the the whole family in every draw just because.

6) Consider trophy tags for more species other than Sheep. I would gladly pay a couple of hundred bucks for a trophy MD tag and the meat guys can shoot the spikes ect for meat if that is really what they want for 40 bucks. I am a trophy hunter and make no excuses for it and would pay to play.

7) Cap priority at 12. Not popular but the only way we can provide opportunites to future generations of hunters. also like the way some states allow you to buy and extra priority point or two. Make it 200 dollars a point with a maximum of 1 extra point purchase in any year on each draw.

Just my thoughts and for the record at least Chuck is trying to make an effort for what he believes is a solution. Most people including me just muse off on here and dont make an effort to seek change. Good on you Chuck for at least making an effort.
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Seems to be some selfish people on here. We all have to wait our turn.
NR hunters! I'd be pretty peeved if my son/daughter was posted in another province and I couldn't hunt with him/her
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Seems to be some selfish people on here. We all have to wait our turn.
NR hunters! I'd be pretty peeved if my son/daughter was posted in another province and I couldn't hunt with him/her
You could under what I suggested....you would just have to share a single tag instead of each having your own.

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Seems to be some selfish people on here. We all have to wait our turn.
NR hunters! I'd be pretty peeved if my son/daughter was posted in another province and I couldn't hunt with him/her
I am all for non-resident hunters. But only for general tags or draws that need less than a 3 priority.
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1)Clean up the non resident tags being bought under the premise of being residents

2) Outfitter tags limited to Black Bear and Whitetail.any general tag

3) limited tags to non resident Canadians. I like to Hunt Saskatchewan and BC so I would be hipacritical to not allow them to come here.Have you hunted trophy mule deer in sask?

4) I agree on the automatic purchase once a tag was drawn as I hate to see rare and once in a lifetime tags wasted

5) raise the draw prices to $25 dollars. If you can afford to hunt you can afford $25 dollars to enter the draw. There is no such thing as cheap meat these days so dont give me that excuse. 25 dollars is cheap enough for those guys who are serious but expensive enough to keep from entering the the whole family in every draw just because.

6) Consider trophy tags for more species other than Sheep. I would gladly pay a couple of hundred bucks for a trophy MD tag and the meat guys can shoot the spikes ect for meat if that is really what they want for 40 bucks. I am a trophy hunter and make no excuses for it and would pay to play.

7) Cap priority at 12. Not popular but the only way we can provide opportunites to future generations of hunters. also like the way some states allow you to buy and extra priority point or two. Make it 200 dollars a point with a maximum of 1 extra point purchase in any year on each draw. No cap!

Just my thoughts and for the record at least Chuck is trying to make an effort for what he believes is a solution. Most people including me just muse off on here and dont make an effort to seek change. Good on you Chuck for at least making an effort.

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5) raise the draw prices to $25 dollars. If you can afford to hunt you can afford $25 dollars to enter the draw. There is no such thing as cheap meat these days so dont give me that excuse. 25 dollars is cheap enough for those guys who are serious but expensive enough to keep from entering the the whole family in every draw just because.

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So if you and your two kids want to apply for mule deer (antlered and antlerless) and elk. Just fork over $225 to throw your names into the draw. Might not even be drawn. If you are, add license costs. Oh, and want to 999 a bunch for hunts in future years, throw in a few hundred $ more. Somehow paying a grand every year to the Alberta Government general revenue fund will make everything all better for hunters.

Crazy solution to an undefined, possibly non-existant problem. I have bought and hunted every license opportunity I've ever been drawn for. You are doing a pretty poor job of convincing me why I And other reponsible, planful hunters should have to pay several times more to the government than at present.

I've got a great idea to lower traffic fatalities. Let's charge $5000 a year for a license plate. I can afford it, but many can't, so we will have fewer cars on the road and a more safe environment for everyone.
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1)Clean up the non resident tags being bought under the premise of being residents

2) Outfitter tags limited to Black Bear and Whitetail.

3) limited tags to non resident Canadians. I like to Hunt Saskatchewan and BC so I would be hipacritical to not allow them to come here

4) I agree on the automatic purchase once a tag was drawn as I hate to see rare and once in a lifetime tags wasted

5) raise the draw prices to $25 dollars. If you can afford to hunt you can afford $25 dollars to enter the draw. There is no such thing as cheap meat these days so dont give me that excuse. 25 dollars is cheap enough for those guys who are serious but expensive enough to keep from entering the the whole family in every draw just because.

6) Consider trophy tags for more species other than Sheep. I would gladly pay a couple of hundred bucks for a trophy MD tag and the meat guys can shoot the spikes ect for meat if that is really what they want for 40 bucks. I am a trophy hunter and make no excuses for it and would pay to play.

7) Cap priority at 12. Not popular but the only way we can provide opportunites to future generations of hunters. also like the way some states allow you to buy and extra priority point or two. Make it 200 dollars a point with a maximum of 1 extra point purchase in any year on each draw.

Just my thoughts and for the record at least Chuck is trying to make an effort for what he believes is a solution. Most people including me just muse off on here and dont make an effort to seek change. Good on you Chuck for at least making an effort.
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Don't really get the non res guys hunting here as a problem if they pay alberta income tax and have an alberta drivers licence who cares if they go to NFLD on their days off. I can't see the east coasters posing as albertans being a big problem when it comes to soaking up tags. Most don't hunt here most are officially alberta residents and pay our income tax. And most have been working here for over 2 yrs anyway
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Don't really get the non res guys hunting here as a problem if they pay alberta income tax and have an alberta drivers licence who cares if they go to NFLD on their days off. I can't see the east coasters posing as albertans being a big problem when it comes to soaking up tags. Most don't hunt here most are officially alberta residents and pay our income tax. And most have been working here for over 2 yrs anyway
Many people that work in Alberta that purchase resident tags, don't even have an Alberta drivers license. Many of them just work here, and their principal residence is in another province, but because our regulations are so lax, they just provide an Alberta address, and purchase resident tags. If you lived and worked in Fort McMurray, you would realize just how many people are doing this.
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So if you and your two kids want to apply for mule deer (antlered and antlerless) and elk. Just fork over $225 to throw your names into the draw. Might not even be drawn. If you are, add license costs. Oh, and want to 999 a bunch for hunts in future years, throw in a few hundred $ more. Somehow paying a grand every year to the Alberta Government general revenue fund will make everything all better for hunters.

Crazy solution to an undefined, possibly non-existant problem. I have bought and hunted every license opportunity I've ever been drawn for. You are doing a pretty poor job of convincing me why I And other reponsible, planful hunters should have to pay several times more to the government than at present.

I've got a great idea to lower traffic fatalities. Let's charge $5000 a year for a license plate. I can afford it, but many can't, so we will have fewer cars on the road and a more safe environment for everyone.
Not sure where you come up with $225. My calculation according to your model of 3 people with 2 draws comes up to 150 dollars. ( EDIT sorry I mised the elk) And yes if you want your kids to apply that is the cost. I have paid for my licences since I was 14 because it was important to me.

Not my issue if you cant see the problems with the current system or my job to convince you of anything.

Your example of trafffic fatalities is completely irrelevant as no one stops you from going to buy a drivers license so find another relevant comparison if you want to continue the debate
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Old 07-23-2014, 08:33 PM
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Many people that work in Alberta that purchase resident tags, don't even have an Alberta drivers license. Many of them just work here, and their principal residence is in another province, but because our regulations are so lax, they just provide an Alberta address, and purchase resident tags. If you lived and worked in Fort McMurray, you would realize just how many people are doing this.
Exactly. It is a running joke in Ft Mac
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Exactly. It is a running joke in Ft Mac
And then they return to their home province , and hunt as residents there as well. Some people do this year after year.
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