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<blockquote data-quote="ndlongshot" data-source="post: 237094" data-attributes="member: 244">WY is preference points, meaning its NOT a lottery. If you dont have the right amount of points accrued it is NOT possible to get a tag in the primo areas. They do have whats called the special draw that you can apply for. Twice the amount of money, and increases your chances significantly.I have hunted GEN units, low point units, and am now banking for high point units. I think you can find elk anyway about it. Hard work and luck go along ways when hunting elk. Funny how the harder you work, the luckier you get. But not always. I'll take lucky any chance I get.When I cash in my points next time, I most likely will be going on a &quot;boycott&quot; of WY. I disagree with having to pay a guide to access wilderness as a non resident. It's BS. I pay federal taxes and have every right to be there as its public land. I can fish and hike their but as soon as you pick up a rifle/bow its too &quot;dangerous&quot; and you need to hire a local expert. F that! I'll be spending my money in MT going forward.Forgot to mention. The WY hunt planner is extremely user friendly on the state GNF website for researching draw odds/units/public land. Id start there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ndlongshot, post: 237094, member: 244"] WY is preference points, meaning its NOT a lottery. If you dont have the right amount of points accrued it is NOT possible to get a tag in the primo areas. They do have whats called the special draw that you can apply for. Twice the amount of money, and increases your chances significantly. I have hunted GEN units, low point units, and am now banking for high point units. I think you can find elk anyway about it. Hard work and luck go along ways when hunting elk. Funny how the harder you work, the luckier you get. But not always. I'll take lucky any chance I get. When I cash in my points next time, I most likely will be going on a "boycott" of WY. I disagree with having to pay a guide to access wilderness as a non resident. It's BS. I pay federal taxes and have every right to be there as its public land. I can fish and hike their but as soon as you pick up a rifle/bow its too "dangerous" and you need to hire a local expert. F that! I'll be spending my money in MT going forward. Forgot to mention. The WY hunt planner is extremely user friendly on the state GNF website for researching draw odds/units/public land. Id start there. [/QUOTE]

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