If you need help with anything in that time frame, I’m within an hour and change.7A or b? What season?
Anyone around 745 first two weeks of Sept if you get a bull down and need a hand reach out, there will be 4 of us.
If you need help with anything in that time frame, I’m within an hour and change.7A or b? What season?
Anyone around 745 first two weeks of Sept if you get a bull down and need a hand reach out, there will be 4 of us.
My point is pretty simple. A points system rewards people who have been applying the longest while still giving everyone a chance. Once you draw your tag, your points reset, so over time everyone ends up drawing at about the same rate.Fair: Free from self interest, prejudice or favoritism.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fair
The lottery system is very fair. Everyone has the same chance, every year. Hard to be more fair than that.
A points system isn't fair. It explicitly favors specific people - those with lots of points. You have a self interest in going to a point system, and that's fine. It's just not more fair.
A Points system is DEI for hunting (specifically the E).
My point is pretty simple. A points system rewards people who have been applying the longest while still giving everyone a chance. Once you draw your tag, your points reset, so over time everyone ends up drawing at about the same rate.
I'm genuinely curious what the argument against that is. If everyone has the same long-term opportunity, why oppose a points system? Is there a downside I'm missing, or is the preference just for a pure lottery?
And since we're posting definitions, I'm still not seeing how "DEI" relates to hunting tags. Maybe you could post the definition and explain how that term is related to this discussion, because I'm not seeing the connection. I'm not as well-versed in political slang as you seem to be, so maybe I'm missing something.
Equity refers to concepts of fairness and justice, such as fair compensation and substantive equality.[4] More specifically, equity usually also includes a focus on societal disparities, allocating resources, "decision making authority to groups that have historically been disadvantaged",[5] and taking "into consideration a person's unique circumstances, adjusting treatment accordingly so that the end result is equal".
I think they could fix a lot of the issues with LEH by tinkering with the reduced odds you get after drawing. For Moose I think its 3 years of reduced odds, and only 1 year for some other stuff? That would reduce the chances of someone pulling good tags repeatedly, without punishing new hunters.
Bingo!Fair: Free from self interest, prejudice or favoritism.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fair
The lottery system is very fair. Everyone has the same chance, every year. Hard to be more fair than that.
A points system isn't fair. It explicitly favors specific people - those with lots of points. You have a self interest in going to a point system, and that's fine. It's just not more fair.
A Points system is DEI for hunting (specifically the E).
Bingo!
But he won’t acknowledge this…
Or the fact the applies for extremely low odds draws and gets upset when he doesn’t get them.
As I said I draw a moose tag every year, why? Because there are lots of draws where there are less applicants than tags…

What zone of 7B? If you don’t mind telling. We hunt in 7B for 10 years but have come up dry for draws 4 years now.7B? Which zone?
My buddies got their second choice draw as well. First I’ve heard of someone getting a second choice
It likely helps that all 6 of us apply as individuals so if one or two of us pull tags the other 4 aren’t on reduced odds and are more likely to pull so we can go again. That being said even being on reduced odds we still do pretty well. 4/5 of the last years at least one person in the group has got a bull.What zone of 7B? If you don’t mind telling. We hunt in 7B for 10 years but have come up dry for draws 4 years now.
we will be 745 sept 1-15.7A or b? What season?
Anyone around 745 first two weeks of Sept if you get a bull down and need a hand reach out, there will be 4 of us
7B South of you.
Yeah I was thinking swap to individual draws instead but in the group/shared regs it says only reduced odds for 1 season if anyone has been drawn before and puts in with a group/shared instead of the 3 years? If memory is correct.It likely helps that all 6 of us apply as individuals so if one or two of us pull tags the other 4 aren’t on reduced odds and are more likely to pull so we can go again. That being said even being on reduced odds we still do pretty well. 4/5 of the last years at least one person in the group has got a bull.
745 sept 1-15 for me as that was my first choice. My buddy pulled 744 sept 1-15 as a second choice draw.
I think that them adding the rut hunts and everyone tripping over themselves to apply for that really helped the other draws this year.
We were both on reduced odds and still pulled a tag. I bet you that a lot of people that usually apply for the Sept 1-15 draws applied for the Oct 1-15 instead.
Last year I didn’t have a moose tag personally so I elk hunted, I had to have seen 100 bulls in 3 weeks. It helps that a lot of 745 can’t be accessed by road hunters and the keepers of the land though.
You get your bull/s? It was a tough hunt but we cut our tags in the south western most corner.7A or b? What season?
Anyone around 745 first two weeks of Sept if you get a bull down and need a hand reach out, there will be 4 of us
7B South of you.
You didn’t happen to be the group of 8 guys with 4 leh moose did you?You get your bull/s? It was a tough hunt but we cut our tags in the south western most corner.
Nope, there were two of us with two moose tags. Then my buddy and his kid with elk tags. 4 total.You didn’t happen to be the group of 8 guys with 4 leh moose did you?
My moose draw isn’t until November.Nope, there were two of us with two moose tags. Then my buddy and his kid with elk tags. 4 total.
I believe I ran into that group though and if it’s the one I’m thinking they went home empty handed I believe. Did you have much luck? It was certainly a tough hunt with all the heat!
40km east perhaps? I did / had to do the exact same thing once my moose hit the ground. There was an abysmal amount of elk sign around this year but I hit the zone border road went just over 40km east then hit a road that cut north and voila elk sign everywhere.. funny enough the elk seemed to prefer the active gas areas with lots of people rather than the old deactivated lines. Likely cuts down on the real predators wolves and cougars.My moose draw isn’t until November.
We were poking around looking for elk, but didn’t find anything in that area. Had to jump over 40km to get into bulls.



























