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Have the results been posted?
“Perfection is achieved not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away”.
Antoine de Saint-Exupery. Posted by Brad.
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Yup, someone else got all my permits...
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Montana—-nada
Nevada—-zip
Arizona—offering sacrifices to the hunting gods
“Perfection is achieved not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away”.
Antoine de Saint-Exupery. Posted by Brad.
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Yeah, nothing for me in Montana.
Oh, I have a bear tag I could use there.
I might find myself there this fall doing a hunt.
Randy
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It gets to be exhausting.
Decades of applying and negative cash flow.
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Nothing here again. The suspense was killing me. 
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I drew a Mountain goat tag for unit 362. I was shock when I saw successful. I drove straight to the FWP office and bought the tag before they changed their minds.
Last edited by Region6; 06/18/19. Reason: learning to spell
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The bonus points just keep accumulating.
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Yep, UNSECCESSFUL again.
This makes:
31 straight years for Moose,
35 straight years for Sheep, and
41 straight years for Goat.
SAVE 200 ELK, KILL A WOLF
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Is the best way to get a tag is to go thru a guide or outfitter?
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Got a goat tag in 1976. Have applied for big horns continuously since.....
nothing again :-(
"The more I am around people the better I like my dog." Mark Twain
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That would make no difference. Only way around the odds is being the high bidder for auction licenses. Assuming that's what you meant by "best."
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One of my good buddies here in town drew a ram tag for 482 in the Missouri Breaks, south of the river, after 30 years of applying.
By coincidence, my wife drew a ewe tag for the same area, and we're all planning on scouting and hunting together. (It's Eileen's second ewe tag; she drew one in 1991 on the Rocky Mountain Front. Per usual, I didn't draw anything, so will once again get to go along as chief packer--as I did for BOTH her Montana moose hunts in 1989 and 2009.)
“Montana seems to me to be what a small boy would think Texas is like from hearing Texans.”
John Steinbeck
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When we were looking for property in NW Montana in 2005 our realtor in Thompson Falls advised she had just drawn a BH tag after four years of trying. Her husband, a taxidermist, was on 20 something years. Two summers ago we headed over to Thompson Falls for an estate auction and noted a NICE BH on the wall of her office.
I have a friend here in Idaho (third gen PH) that drew his bull moose tag after 24 years and another, a young couple new to the state, with the wife drawing bull moose after 3 years. She never expected to draw so planned to continue to grow the family with a second child. She killed a bull being 5 months pregnant.
Conduct is the best proof of character.
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