Wyoming Grizzly

[TheMadCatter]

You're telling me there's a chance?

 

[IowaBowHunter1983]

Was listening to this on the meat eater podcast. The new news is that there have been griz sightings in Colorado now!

 

[mplane72]

I'm assuming Wyoming. That won't be a cheap tag. Hope you got a good summer job.

 

[Central Iowa]

I'm assuming Wyoming. That won't be a cheap tag. Hope you got a good summer job.

Or sugar mama....

 

[IowaBowHunter1983]

.... the back story. http://www.westernbearfoundation.org/wyoming-grizzly-bear-hunting-regulation/

$6,000 for a non resident tag if drawn.... ouch.

 

[TheMadCatter]

Or sugar mama....

...or a couple sugar mama's.

 

[mplane72]

.... the back story. http://www.westernbearfoundation.org/wyoming-grizzly-bear-hunting-regulation/

$6,000 for a non resident tag if drawn.... ouch.

Still all things considered probably about the cheapest Grizz hunt you could have. Hopefully the hunters that draw these tags get to actually have a hunt free of the circus I'm sure will surround this. Lord help the first one that kills a sow. Especially if she has cubs.

 

[nontyp]

I’m thinking about applying as well, but explaining to my wife that $6000 is a “cheap” griz hunt might be a difficult task.

 

[meyeri]

...or a couple sugar mama's.

SWEEEET! I was gonna say be careful, but two sugar mama's is probably just as dangerous as hunting Grizz.

 

[hotshott2289]

they should require some classes or something for whomever draws tags.. its going to be a circus with a lot of attention, hopefully the hunters are well aware of this

 

[hans1]

Still won’t be a cheap hunt Wyoming is guide required in the wilderness areas which I would assume is where the Bears would be most common. Would be cool if you could just draw the tag and go.

 

[nontyp]

they should require some classes or something for whomever draws tags.. its going to be a circus with a lot of attention, hopefully the hunters are well aware of this

There is a required class for tag holders.

Still won’t be a cheap hunt Wyoming is guide required in the wilderness areas which I would assume is where the Bears would be most common. Would be cool if you could just draw the tag and go.

There is a lot of wilderness in that area, but it’s not necessary to hunt the wilderness. Also, if you know someone from wyoming they can serve as a resident guide and you can hunt the wilderness. The odds of drawing as a nonresident are going to be about on par with the Powerball anyway.

 

[muddy]

Do it, won't get another chance.

 

[TheMadCatter]

Still won’t be a cheap hunt Wyoming is guide required in the wilderness areas which I would assume is where the Bears would be most common. Would be cool if you could just draw the tag and go.

I have that covered! I have a *few* friends in Wyoming that are more than willing to guide me. They're not allowed to charge either, but a few beverages and lots of wild stories will make up for it!

• A resident guide license may be obtained from the WGFD by any resident possessing a valid big or trophy game license. A resident guide may only take up to two (2) nonresidents in a wilderness area per year, provided they do not accept any gratuity or compensation.