One buck is not necessarily one buck. Many of the biggest one buck supporters hunt military refuge, park, and urban depredation hunts and take two, three, four bucks. Those that don't hunt them for one reason or another, are stuck with the one buck. The one buck rule actually has only saved 1 to 3 thousand bucks that were taken by hunters that hunted both archery and firearms. Somehow I feel that that number or more has been replaced by giving those that hunt the bonus hunts bonus tags to hunt them. You used to go to a hunt like Atterbury and when you went for your hunt you gave them your license and they gave you a button with a number on it. After the hunt you traded the button back for your license if you did not tag out. They were bonus hunts, not bonus chances to take an animal.