I have no idea as to that last part.
I get that parts of California have good hunting depending what you’re after. I just have the impression that most of the good hunting states have the same opportunities or better.
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I get that parts of California have good hunting depending what you’re after. I just have the impression that most of the good hunting states have the same opportunities or better.
In the past I have found a chart on where and how the funds were allocated. Of course the diffenitions and line items attached can and should be questioned , just to keep the powers that be accountable.
I would add , that we all agree that more should and could be done with our money I have personally witnessed obvious improvements in several of the state and federal parks that I have visited in the last several years.
Who in there right mind would ever come back to CA after moving.. especially to hunt? Terrible odds of being successful do to lack of game.. and all pubic land no thanks!Uggh.
Yes..you keep accruing points...I have 21 points and counting for all species...this is my year to Draw that Coveted A-Zone Tag and actually Kill a Deer!! Well..there's always hope anyways .
Most funds or what little are spent for intended projects are spent up in Central and Northern Cal. They don't spends funds in SoCal to improve habitat
I bought mine before I left. Keeping my points was the main reason... max on sheep. I'll draw a late blacktail tag next year. Shot a few coyotes... it was worth it for me. Ed F
Has nothing to do with hunting, they just absolutely love Ca.
Assuming this answer about equal deer odds between res and non-res by GoHunt is accurate, then I think the incentive is pretty good.
Ca doesn't differentiate between resident and non-residents on the drawings... except for elk and sheep where they limit it to 1 non-resident tag for each. My draw odds on deer are the same as a resident. Ed F
I wonder if this is something some of the local state reps would be interested in working with us on. Maybe NWTF/DU/QU/BCHA local chapters could all team up to work with the state reps for the 13/15/16 areas and get us some improved habitat.
Yeah, I wasn't aware its just a lot of hunters spending their own dollars and time maintaining guzzlers and such.
I'll believe it when I see the state purchase more land or fix some of the hundreds of guzzlers that need fixing.