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<blockquote data-quote="wjschmaltz" data-source="post: 288622" data-attributes="member: 6150">You’re reaching on this one and it really wreaks of greed. The positive purpose (nonprofit and conservation fundraising above the draw income) has been pretty well laid out above.&nbsp; I guess if you put your 0.05% increase in odds (or whatever insignificant number adding two tags to the resident draw is) above that, well then you do you.&nbsp; I love raffle governor tags.&nbsp; The odds are often better than the state draw and usually the price per odds is significantly better! I get in on several of these a year.&nbsp; I’ll be contacting them moose raffles for sure so thanks for the heads up!i’m a very active member in our resident hunter group up here, Resident Hunters of Alaska (RHAK).&nbsp; I am a firm believer in residence preference for hunting; however I don’t think nonresidents should ever be completely blacklisted from hunting a species such as moose in ND. It is a very slippery slope.&nbsp; And ya it bugs the shit out of me that every year I watch Chugach sheep tags being auctioned off for $200K when there are only a total of 20 tags given, but the reality is if I didn’t draw one of the 20 tags, I wouldn’t have drawn one of 21.&nbsp; Match that $200K with P-R funds and that’s big time cash for sheep research and I can blow out the candles on my pitty party.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wjschmaltz, post: 288622, member: 6150"] You’re reaching on this one and it really wreaks of greed. The positive purpose (nonprofit and conservation fundraising above the draw income) has been pretty well laid out above. I guess if you put your 0.05% increase in odds (or whatever insignificant number adding two tags to the resident draw is) above that, well then you do you. I love raffle governor tags. The odds are often better than the state draw and usually the price per odds is significantly better! I get in on several of these a year. I’ll be contacting them moose raffles for sure so thanks for the heads up! i’m a very active member in our resident hunter group up here, Resident Hunters of Alaska (RHAK). I am a firm believer in residence preference for hunting; however I don’t think nonresidents should ever be completely blacklisted from hunting a species such as moose in ND. It is a very slippery slope. And ya it bugs the shit out of me that every year I watch Chugach sheep tags being auctioned off for $200K when there are only a total of 20 tags given, but the reality is if I didn’t draw one of the 20 tags, I wouldn’t have drawn one of 21. Match that $200K with P-R funds and that’s big time cash for sheep research and I can blow out the candles on my pitty party. [/QUOTE]

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