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Originally Posted by Torkdiesel
I guess they could cut the tags further so they wouldn't, but I have no way of knowing that.
They could also increase the tags as the population continues to strengthen
Some WMUs have a hundred tags and one has two hundred, unless the resident population goes through the roof and the applicant numbers rise more why wouldn't they get draw for an antelope tag ?
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Take a look at the applicant numbers with P-1 through around P-5, and you will see that while some people are drawing tags in 11 or 12 years, the bad couple of years five to six years ago, caused a huge backup, that will take around 20 years to get through the system, providing the tag numbers remain where they are, and the number of applicants does not increase. However one more bad year like we had about six years ago could double that 20 years to 40 years. Even if the population only has one bad year every fifteen years or so, a person could apply for their entire life, and never be drawn for a tag.