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You pay an application fee and have to buy a license for a shot at a random tag every year but unlike a drug dealer you get nothing for your transaction. In Az. you do the exact same thing except you at least get something for your transaction( bonus point) and for most species you will eventually draw a tag, can't same the same for NM or Idaho.

just did 3 apps no problem

You still haven't shown how the odds are better with a random draw as opposed to AZ's 80% random draw but thanks for trying to follow along. If you actually put in for a hunt number I don't see where you're buying a stupid point you're still going to pay the app fee so it's nice to know you get something for it. As for ID that's awesome you still have resident odds but I'll bet money if your putting in for their sought after hunts you're not hunting those every year.

I think your logic about many more would have better odds is a little flawed, if its pure random wouldn't every one have equal odds no one better than the other. As for the commercialization of hunting that ship sailed, high end optics, long range guns, range finders super fast bows, raffle tags, auction tags, tags donated to non-profit tags and the guiding industry just to name a few, but it's all good I also don't need you to agree with me. You always have New Mexico and Idaho I don't believe either of those states have a bonus point system.

The commission meeting is June 11th for the trail cam decision.

That's 12 per a hunt times 5 hunts.

Statistically it didn't. People were getting back in the draw after waiting their 3 years and getting drawn again before people who hadn't drawn a first time. That's why the AZGFD ditched the 3 year wait.

Is it going to make doing your time any faster by just doing a random draw. The majority of people are just going to be unlucky and again 80% of the tags are put into a random draw already.

They ditched that in the 80's because it didn't work and that was when there was probably half the demand there is for tags now.

I don't understand the whole I wish it would just go all random. 80% of our draw is random. There's a reason the state went to a bonus point system in the early 90's and that's because people couldn't draw tag then. Now you have 214,000 apps for elk and antelope and probably only going to get worse. I like the fact that I know i will eventually get a tag if I do my time and I also like the fact I know in every draw that 80% of the tags go into a random draw.

You think maybe they didn't put a hard deadline to update because they learned a valuable lesson in the last draw. Now the only deadline they need to worry about is tags are mailed by August 9th and unless the world ends they'll make that deadline no problem.

Keep Credit Card Information Current Applicants are encouraged to keep their credit card payment information current. If your payment is declined at the time of the draw, your application will not be drawn. The Department will provide notice on its website when the deadline to update credit cards is finalized.

Individuals who are interested in applying to be volunteers can submit an application on the following website (www.azbisonstewards.com) beginning at 12 a.m. (Arizona time) on May 3 through 11:59 p.m. on May 4, 2021. Volunteers must: Be U.S. citizens 18 years of age or older with valid photo ID Have the ability to purchase and pass a background investigation and have no criminal or wildlife violations Self-certify a high level of physical fitness ability Have a firearm safety certification and pass a marksmanship proficiency test (3 of 5 shots in a 4-inch circle at 100 yards) Provide their own equipment, firearm, lodging, food and field dressing supplies. See firearm FAQs. Be available for the entirety of one of the assigned lethal removal operational periods. Individuals may not participate in more than one: Sept. 20-24, 2021; Sept. 27-Oct 1, 2021; Oct. 18-22, 2021; Oct. 25-29, 2021 Meet all additional requirements listed on the NPS FAQ page and on the application (the application will be available at www.azbisonstewards.com when the application period opens).

Shouldn't take more than 5 minutes and you're probably one of those ones that wait until the last day anyways.

AZGFD is the ones doing the draw for them 😂

That used to be when you could apply using paper application. I haven't seen anyone complaining about their portal accounts anymore. I believe the fall draw will be ok and opened within a week.

You used to could get a companion tag with your Kaibab tag and those tags didn't harvest anymore buffalo than the way they do it now in fact less were harvested.

Grand Canyon National Park will transfer bison carcasses to Arizona Game and Fish Department at the end of each volunteer/ operation period. Arizona Game and Fish Department may distribute what they choose to skilled volunteers on the last day of their service. Skilled volunteers may share with Support Volunteers. Carcass distribution will not exceed one bison per volunteer team. Any parts not desired by volunteers will be transferred to the Tribal governments of GCNP’s 11 traditionally associated tribes. Both serve the same purpose, population control and in both cases you end up with meat.

Actually to be considered “beeffalo they have to have 75% cattle genetics, the north rim buffalo have <1% cattle genetics.

How does this lethal removal differ from sitting over a salt pile in one of Russ Jacoby's blind or waiting for one of his guides to call on a radio and say, hey all tag holders hall a$$ to the entrance of the park the buffalo are in the meadows outside of the park boundary. The only difference is now the buffalo can't hide in the park.

It's not AZGFD party it is the National Park Service. AZGFD doesn't have any say in how the Park decides to manage buffalo or any other creature within park boundaries.

There's no way 97,000 hunters in this state use trail cameras and wouldn't send in more complaints about the possible ban it just isn't happening.

I never once said number of cameras I'm saying number of hunters that use cameras. I can can guarantee you there aren't a 100,000 hunters in this state using trail cameras.

Lets say 25,000 archery tags sold and lets remember around 3-4000 of those are NR. There were 24913 elk tags and 43970 deer tags. So your trying to say that every single tag holder in this state puts out a trail camera because that would be about 94000 which is your 30-35% of license holders. Now your 10% of 25000 is 2500 and that's probably more accurate to the total number of hunters putting out trail cameras.

That's freaking funny. So there is over a 100,000 hunters using trail cameras and maybe 2,200 public comments on the ban of trail cameras 😂. Try again.