Yeah, cow only is a B license so you can still get another A license.
Yeah, cow only is a B license so you can still get another A license.
Thanks for explaining that properly. Having both cow and bull licenses is an advantage but with those OTC units comes more hunters, crowding and competition. By hunting farther, harder and longer one can pretty easily overcome the average hunter success rate of ~22%. Go prepared, hunt from dark to dark, don't go back to camp for lunch or a nap, stay optimistic, and never give up until the last light of the last day of season.
I have a hunting camp with a bunch of friends I hit every year. I always do an OTC bull when we go out. Except for every third year when I draw my RFW cow tag. I've was under the impression I couldn't get an OTC bull after I draw. I will look into it though, because the dates never overlap and I always miss out on the fun.
Edit - maybe it's because my cow draw tag is RFW. I'll download the book in a few minutes to check if that's an A. I may have been all backwards on this.
Last edited by Little Dutch; 06-04-2020 at 19:46.
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So has Pronghorn not been drawn yet?
Yep, just got an email for antelope. B license doe. Super excited!
Going to be a fun fall. Eithersex Elk for muzzleloader as a second choice and pulled a buck pronghorn tag as well.
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No pronghorn here, which is fine. I was going to sell it back anyway.
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