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Originally Posted by MathewsZ7
It is equally available to anyone. Anyone can purchase an over the counter bighorn sheep tag at $52 and hunt them every year!! But the 15 438 rut tags can be purchased at say $500 if drawn. So no one is discriminated against with sheep hunting but coveted tags are sought after due to their "special" nature and therefore should be treated as such as done in the whole rest of the world! There is a reason that 2200 OTC tags are sold each year and 3800 put in the draw for 438! Its a very special tag yet guys say it should be treated no different and hold no more value to them. Thats a joke!!
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Again your opinion is getting in the way. What is the difference between a Ram in WMU 438 and a Ram in WMU 404. Other than geographical location and some genetics they are the same. They are both public property.
In the past hunters found the rams to be a little bigger, the location to hunt better and various other reasons. Too much hunting pressure caused ESRD to establish a draw in order to control the resource. A draw in order to distribute
animals in a fashion that allowed fair and equal access to the public.
Please explain why your OPINION is right and mine is a JOKE.
You cant, they are personal value judgments.
If you can, make your case for why the 438 draw is different without using,
opinion or personal values.