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Originally Posted by DirtShooter
Once it becomes "pay to play" as some here believe it should be it'll be a battle of the credit cards and eventually someone with more money than the previous "pay to play" endorser will up the ante and squeeze the original "pay to play" player out of the picture.
I mean there's a youtube video of a guy who paid for a sheep tag and a guy who drew the once in a lifetime sheep tag in the same unit it's called the duke hunt and it's a good example of what hunting can become with a pay to play mentality. They bring along the guy who drew the tag and tell him "you'll get your ram once we get my ram" as if it has already been decided that Mr Moneybags gets the bigger ram because he paid more. I'm guessing the only reason the guy who drew the tag was invited along was so that they could hold him back until the rich dude was finished shooting 8 rounds at "his" ram.
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You need to do your homework
Many many states have
Governors tags
Commissioner’s tags
Super tags
Super raffles
Auctioned tags etc
Here’s a list of all of the places that offer opportunities above and beyond what you get from a basic draw
https://www.huntinfool.com/resources/statewide-permits
No shortage of people applying and entering