Something isn't adding up.
There is no doubt in my mind it was not hunters who reserved undersubscribed tags last year and this, and then never paid for them.
http://www.mywildalberta.com/BuyLice...tatistics.aspx
total license sales for all species were up no more then 3,000 per species. Some were even down.
Total number of hunters Rose by 4,639
All making sense so far.
undersubscribed applications up by 27,000
Not making sense.
If it were hunters the increase would have been gradual, over a few years or more.
It just does not make sense that 27,000 hunters all decided to apply for undersubscribed
on the same day,
the moment they became available.
That took a co-ordinated effort.
An increase in applications would make sense. More applying early would make sense. For 27,000 more to decide to apply the moment they went on sale is odds worth of the best lottery.