Odds of drawing non-res. big game combo in montana
#3
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Kerrville, Tx. USA
Posts: 2,722
RE: Odds of drawing non-res. big game combo in montana
It used to be on a preference point system, and 1 point was a lock for getting picked. Now it is a "bonus" point, which means that you will have 2 beans in the pot this year, but no gaurantee. That said, probably 95% chance.
#5
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Dunkirk MD USA
Posts: 283
RE: Odds of drawing non-res. big game combo in montana
my friend and i put in seperate applications last year and both drew combo licenses. 2 of my dad's friends got drawn for deer tags. so that's 4 successful draws on the first try.
i am planning on going again next year and would be interested to know the stats also.
i am planning on going again next year and would be interested to know the stats also.
#6
RE: Odds of drawing non-res. big game combo in montana
Maybe if you can afford a non-resident hunting license they'll let you hunt here, dunno really but as previously said, the more you apply you get point preverence from previous hunts applied for. If I were you though, hunting in Colorado or Wyoming is far better, there is hardly any game here to be found anymore. Strongly suggest hunting another state. Bobby
#7
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: south western, wy USA
Posts: 496
RE: Odds of drawing non-res. big game combo in montana
If I were you though, hunting in Colorado or Wyoming is far better,
i heard a rumor that by 2007 (with the current increase rate)there will be enough wolves to manage the population of wild game in eastern Idaho, southern montana, and most of Wyoming with out the need for hunting.
i hope the biologist was just messing with me but he is a true bunny hugger and a damn well educated one
#9
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Rifle, Colorado
Posts: 2,012
RE: Odds of drawing non-res. big game combo in montana
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Maybe if you can afford a non-resident hunting license they'll let you hunt here, dunno really but as previously said, the more you apply you get point preverence from previous hunts applied for. If I were you though, hunting in Colorado or Wyoming is far better, there is hardly any game here to be found anymore. Strongly suggest hunting another state. Bobby
Maybe if you can afford a non-resident hunting license they'll let you hunt here, dunno really but as previously said, the more you apply you get point preverence from previous hunts applied for. If I were you though, hunting in Colorado or Wyoming is far better, there is hardly any game here to be found anymore. Strongly suggest hunting another state. Bobby