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<blockquote data-quote="deleted member" data-source="post: 83568" data-attributes="member: 816"><p>there are opportunities in state too.&nbsp; the cost of the tag is absolutely minor in the grand scheme of things.&nbsp; so, i've instituted this plan the last few years.&nbsp; i apply for a buck in my unit (2E) knowing full well i won't get drawn with the plan of building up my points so i can go shoot a tim sandstrom type muley deer in a few years.&nbsp; my 2nd choice on the lottery is a doe in some of the units with plentiful doe tags.&nbsp; i also purchase an OTC deer tag from a reservation for way tooo much money.&nbsp; i will also purchase a bow tag if time permits.&nbsp; and last... but, not least... there have been about half a dozen units on the southern border of ND that have had left over doe tags that i could've put in for too if i felt like traveling a bit to shoot a deer.... that's assuming they actually have deer down there.&nbsp; i don't know.&nbsp; :;:huh&nbsp; heck, if i was really serious, i probably could've spent a few days in one of those units and shot a few pheasants and maybe even some ducks.&nbsp; point is... there are plenty of opportunities to shoot deer in ND still.&nbsp; even with our decimated deer herd.&nbsp; they might not be your ideal opportunities.&nbsp; but, nothing to scoff at.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="deleted member, post: 83568, member: 816"] there are opportunities in state too. the cost of the tag is absolutely minor in the grand scheme of things. so, i've instituted this plan the last few years. i apply for a buck in my unit (2E) knowing full well i won't get drawn with the plan of building up my points so i can go shoot a tim sandstrom type muley deer in a few years. my 2nd choice on the lottery is a doe in some of the units with plentiful doe tags. i also purchase an OTC deer tag from a reservation for way tooo much money. i will also purchase a bow tag if time permits. and last... but, not least... there have been about half a dozen units on the southern border of ND that have had left over doe tags that i could've put in for too if i felt like traveling a bit to shoot a deer.... that's assuming they actually have deer down there. i don't know. :;:huh heck, if i was really serious, i probably could've spent a few days in one of those units and shot a few pheasants and maybe even some ducks. point is... there are plenty of opportunities to shoot deer in ND still. even with our decimated deer herd. they might not be your ideal opportunities. but, nothing to scoff at. [/QUOTE]

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