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2) as usual valuable input form Dean Mc...:thinking-006: the bottom line is, the system is broken, it needs fixing if you want your kids to be able to hunt some animals in their home province, so maybe just for once, let's see if we all collectively can come up with some sort of a plan to present that best represents all users goals??? |
Drop the 999 system
Miss a year and priority goes back to zero Automatically charge successful applicants for the full license cost. |
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i could live without the 999. i use it often, but i can see how dropping it would free up a whole bunch of space.
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What year did 999 come into effect?
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holy crap....the heavens just parted and the light is shining down with the angels singing. if SG agreed with a post of mine it has got to be the miracle cure we have been searching for. that's it...scrap 999. surely srd has to be watching and sees this too.
and yes this is clearly a lighthearted post so don't even get going. seriously....this may be the first step in the right direction.....followed by increased application fees.....:sHa_shakeshout: |
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Potty suggested eliminating NR from certain draw species. I replied that only if APOS has the same restrictions. If we are going to exclude NR, it should apply to both Hunter Hosts and Outfitters egually. A separate NR draw regardless of priority level exclusions will take tags away from residents. By keeping NR in the same pool, including exclusions if desired, will keep 100% of the tags potentially available to residents. Quote:
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It has been very difficult to direct licence revenue, damn politicians keep stealing the piggybank, but it is a direction that many will agree with. Direct the increases to Population surveys. The number of hunting licences available starts with this information. ESRD has been handcuffed in harvestable allocation decisions due to a lack of current population estimates. We are likey missing out on hunting licences due to the need for conservative decision based on minimal data. Deanmc, Your delivery sucks. Glad I put it away. :) Yah, I know, I was suggesting the impossible. :sign0161: |
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Do away with allocations and put NR on a draw only system. Take half the tags for priority system and half the tags for random lottery style draws. |
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5. 10% is to much in some draws. 1 tag if the draw numbers allow that ( % to be worked on) 6. That again, could be a whole other discussion. That needs reduction ( but I didn't want to get into it) But I do agree they need that reduction! I think that NR and OF's need some opportunity to hunt in AB. On a limited basis, and not all species ! Especially not the ones I mentioned. Unless they have a ministers tag sort of deal for the 4 species I mentioned? ..Just an Idea 8. I purposely didn't include Outfitters in this for now. 9. I didn't know there was a problem with sheep? ;) did I miss some data somewhere? 10. Including antlerless. the #3 can always be adjusted 11. I'm not sure what a big game stamp does? Doesn't #1 already cover that? WB, you gotta have more than one Idea!!! maybe it's the beer that gets you more opinionated...LOL:sHa_shakeshout: |
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I'm thinking the dropping 999 is probably the best idea set out . That would definitely cut the backlog and quick , if you are going to hunt it , then don't be applying .
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1. Verify all WIN #s are valid people Proof of passed hunters training certificate Proof of Residency Picture I.D verification to obtain Win card ( and even have picture on Win cards) Good Idea. 2. New Albertans have to have residency for 1 year before obtaining a Win Card ( Canadian armed forces are waived one year wait) Excellent Idea. Could not agree more. 3. Price increase for draw application What kind of increase and for what reason? I am disturbed with what seems like the beginning of a trend to just price lower income people out of the sport. 4. Deadline date to purchase draws . Failure to do so, will forfeit that said draw, and its priority points. Draws not purchased at deadline, go to the next available hunter. Doctors note or justified unforeseeable circumstances explaination can save forfeiture of priority points. ( if accepted before the deadline) Not sure how this would help as their is an expectation that some successful draws will never be used and this is factored while calculating available tags. 5. Draws that have a priority of more than 7 years , work off the priority system, with an allotment for 1 lottery tag, of which the hunter has less than 7 years priority. Wont that add people into the system and actually increase the time and priority needed to get these ? 6. Non resident hunters have their own dedicated draws, with a smaller % dedicated to them, according to harvest reports . Not enough information. I would prefer that any draw that needs more than priority 5 unavailable to non residents. 7. Harvest reports are mandatory at the end of every season, for all hunters. Draws can not be purchased until survey is completed. Ridiculous. Like forcing people to vote. Would take all credibility out of the system. I would prefer a surcharge to fund better population surveys. 8. Non residents can not be hunter hosted for , Mule deer, Sheep and Antelope, and Moose. Answered in six. I would base this on priority not species. 9. Create a lottery draw( like 438, a, b,c) in all sheep zones for November. ( limit of one lottery per zone, and perhaps it can me ran much like the goat draw, on zones that have less Bighorn numbers) 10. Limit the number of successful draws, someone can obtain in a year. ( example 3 successful draws per season) But applicants will still apply and 999 draws. Hence building priority and not solving anything. If you want to open opportunities you need to limit the applications. Then people only apply for draws they really are serious about and cant build priority over say 10 different categories every year. I also have a Trophy hunting draw system Ive thought of. That can co-exist with the system we basically have. I can pm anyone interested, it still needs input and tweeking. |
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People will still continue to put in for everything....but the only difference is they will pull the tag on the years they are expected to vs. pulling them when they can predict or schedule the time.....thus the tags are still going to be tied up, and many will not be hunted. With the 999 a guy who decides to 999 at a high priority is basically handing his tag to a next in line person...I know guys who are P14 for certain things....they deserve a chance to draw before someone who just started putting in don't you think? LC |
point 4 takes care of that problem lefty.
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Thinking out loud here! (TOLH)
Definitely 999 causes the person using 999 longer draw time. but While that person uses 999, another person who was going to not draw that year actually does draw. 999 creates an accelerated draw then! Now only when the original 999'er actually draws, does it create a longer wait time, for 1 person in some pool. But if the person, who initially 999'ed, never enters the draw or changes zones( for some) then one person in that zone , in each pool actually gets drawn quicker..... So while some will see an increase in time, some will also see a decrease in time....a small favorable gamble in my opinion... |
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I wonder how many draws are lost every year to groups like peta applying in mass? Any statistics out there on this?:thinking-006:
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