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<blockquote data-quote="pluckem" data-source="post: 166152" data-attributes="member: 843">Lots can change over that period of time. including tag allocations and animal populations. Look at the draw odds last few years and should have a good idea. I think most cow tags for moose and elk are sitting around that 25-70%.&nbsp; Those are pretty goods odds and one could expect to draw both of them pretty pretty quick.&nbsp;&nbsp; Everyone seems so surprised at how fast they draw those tags and many get both of them in the same year.&nbsp; However look at the draw odd history and it shouldn't be that surprising. &nbsp;I think the moose opportunities we have in the state are a lot more unique than the elk.&nbsp; There are very few moose tags available nationwide. As a nonresident most out of state tags are almost impossible to draw in ones lifetime (except AK).&nbsp;&nbsp; Elk- sure its nice to go get a $20-$30 tag or whatever and go hunt a cow elk. But ND cow elk is far from an easy hunt and lots of frustration involved in access and hunting pressure.&nbsp; One could spend $350-700 on a non-resident cow elk tag in numerous different states and go hunt them every year.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pluckem, post: 166152, member: 843"] Lots can change over that period of time. including tag allocations and animal populations. Look at the draw odds last few years and should have a good idea. I think most cow tags for moose and elk are sitting around that 25-70%. Those are pretty goods odds and one could expect to draw both of them pretty pretty quick. Everyone seems so surprised at how fast they draw those tags and many get both of them in the same year. However look at the draw odd history and it shouldn't be that surprising. I think the moose opportunities we have in the state are a lot more unique than the elk. There are very few moose tags available nationwide. As a nonresident most out of state tags are almost impossible to draw in ones lifetime (except AK). Elk- sure its nice to go get a $20-$30 tag or whatever and go hunt a cow elk. But ND cow elk is far from an easy hunt and lots of frustration involved in access and hunting pressure. One could spend $350-700 on a non-resident cow elk tag in numerous different states and go hunt them every year. [/QUOTE]

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