Coues247

Correct. Only time it would ever matter is if by chance a res and nr tag were available. Which isn't likely, but not impossible.

I know for a fact I'm not way off. It's not a guess. This guy is a multi millionaire that has purchased every auction tag there is to buy across the western United States in the last 10-15 years. The sums of money involved aren't divulged. Simply the most serious Medicare fraud charges in Alaska are $25,000+ so that's what it's labeled. It could be a whole lot more than $25,000. Someone will need to get the indicment to figure that out. As to any other questions you're asking, I have no clue how people run things in that world but I think when people get used to doing something like that it becomes second nature until it all hits the fan.

Dentist in Alaska making $1,000,000+ a year. If he is convicted theres a high probability he loses his dental license. Maybe we will see him down here guiding for his brother Chad/A3 to pay his bills.

Was wondering why I hadn't seen him buying any auction tags recently. Guess it's harder to do when the government isn't paying for them. Might be some big animals for sale soon! https://fm.kuac.org/2024-12-23/indictment-fairbanks-dentists-submitted-multiple-fraudulent-medicaid-claims-over-5-year-period Edit: Others online have mentioned some questions about statute of limitations issues, which in Alaska is 5 years from the date of the crime unless it involves fraud. Then it's a year from discovery. Only charge there not involving fraud is the theft charge. Can also see his attorneys have filed motions related to statute of limitations so it will be interesting to see how it all goes.

Correct. I'd imagine average guy applying for those hunts is 75+

Maybe, I have no idea how old he is or his condition. Just stating what the report says.

I saw the report said he didn't kill. Also only hunted 7 days on a two month hunt so doesn't seem like there was much effort.

Just throwing it out there that when a non resident applies with a resident (in this case your son is treated as a resident for cap purposes) it does NOT suck the resident into the non resident cap. There simply must be enough tags to give to both. If there is one non res tag available as well as a resident tag available when their app is pulled it will give them tags. Same thing with a non resident with a lifetime license applying with a non res without a lifetime license. The lifetime license guys is treated as a resident for cap purposes but pays non resident prices for the tag if drawn. The only thing that combines in either scenario is their bonus points averaging. Not that helps your odds much but figured I would clear up some confusion from prior posts.

That attorney explained and it kind of made sense. He didn't really care about getting a misdemeanor when he thought they decided not to take his license after the 180 day statute of limitations. So when 180+ days past he said I dont really care if this conviction stands as long as I'm not losing my license so he dropped it. Then it sounds like azgfd came in after the 180 days and gave him notice of the revocation. Thats where I dont understand why he didnt fight it more. I dont know the details of that part but seems like it should be clear cut if they missed their 180 day period. But courts seem to give law enforcement a lot of leeway and make exceptions for them quite often.

Not a knife expert but google found this about it. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1870335970/vintage-shapleigh-meat-cleaver-old?show_sold_out_detail=1&ref=nla_listing_details

No, theres definitely a bonus pass tag for hunts with 5 tags. I can see antelope hunts with 2 tags that have a bonus pass tag in the draw reports. Only ones that dont have a bonus pass tag are hunts with 1 tag in last year's report.

Wouldn't tag #1 go to bonus pass?

Steve Ward, the founder of your outfitting company, currently has his license revoked for 5 years from azgfd. STFU

If people would read the law you would see lion season does not count. And it doesnt matter if you have a tag or not. It's just if there is an open season.

https://appsweb.mohave.gov/attorney/public/trials/22/pdf/download/f8087041-3e4a-4cd8-b535-568010d9b188 Not a lot of details but I've heard it was a parachute plane.