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<blockquote data-quote="BBQBluesMan" data-source="post: 195411" data-attributes="member: 1007">If anything the option to purchase a preference point for those that want to sit out a year and hunt out of state or for other reasons (no time, family, building a house, etc etc.) should be explored.I have no sympathy for those that draw a tag and only have a weekend or a day to go out hunting and don't fill a tag but want one every&nbsp; year. If you put in for a tag and make zero attempt to take some time off and put in some effort and don't fill a tag, shoot a dink, or God forbid try hunting a different unit where your draw odds are better, try knitting (sarcasm) or sit out a year if you know you don't have time. I know, life happens and sometimes things just don't work in a given year for unforeseen circumstances, but I know several people who hardly make an attempt to hunt, don't fill tags or complain they didn't see anything opening day, but want tags every year. You have to put in the effort and may have try different units. Opportunities are there. In the hay day a lot of people got spoiled on getting a buck tag every year or other year with multiple doe tags to boot. Those days are likely never coming back (landowner/public tolerance, habitat, etc.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BBQBluesMan, post: 195411, member: 1007"] If anything the option to purchase a preference point for those that want to sit out a year and hunt out of state or for other reasons (no time, family, building a house, etc etc.) should be explored. I have no sympathy for those that draw a tag and only have a weekend or a day to go out hunting and don't fill a tag but want one every year. If you put in for a tag and make zero attempt to take some time off and put in some effort and don't fill a tag, shoot a dink, or God forbid try hunting a different unit where your draw odds are better, try knitting (sarcasm) or sit out a year if you know you don't have time. I know, life happens and sometimes things just don't work in a given year for unforeseen circumstances, but I know several people who hardly make an attempt to hunt, don't fill tags or complain they didn't see anything opening day, but want tags every year. You have to put in the effort and may have try different units. Opportunities are there. In the hay day a lot of people got spoiled on getting a buck tag every year or other year with multiple doe tags to boot. Those days are likely never coming back (landowner/public tolerance, habitat, etc.) [/QUOTE]

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