LA man
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has anybody applied for the permit for this year. if so how much is it and how much is the nonresident big game liscence cost
elk huntin n ky
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4onaside
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I have applied, $10 application fee. The license costs went up March 1, 2007, but I can't find the new fee schedules. However, I paid $115 for the N.R. License last year plus $300 for the N.R. elk tag, for a total of $415. It is more this year, but I can't find how much more on the I-net.
4onaside
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No, just your ten bucks for the application fee. The real money comes when you get drawn, but when that time comes, most of us are willing payors.UPSman said:
4onaside
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Well, my "whopper" was a cow, for which I was tinkled pink! The cow permits outnumber the bulls about 2 to 1, and you have no control over which you are going to draw. The fact of drawing either is very long odds due to the BIG numbers of applicants for the number of permits available.UPSman said:
Radar
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How many permits will be issued in the draw this year ?
4onaside
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I think 300, which is up from 200 last year.Radar said:
Radar
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4onaside said:
Thanks for the info .
LA man
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THANKS FOR THE INFO GUYS
Radar
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I'm sure Ky. has more Elk than Tn too .
4onaside
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Estimated approximately 6,000, starting from none in 1997, the first year of stocking.Radar said:
Radar
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4onaside said:
Wow, sounds like they are doing well .
JA1234
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It sure does sound like they are doing well, what was /is the stocking rate
...one of my clients was lucky enough to get a bull tag in KY last year. He got a VERY nice heavy 7x5..
...one of my clients was lucky enough to get a bull tag in KY last year. He got a VERY nice heavy 7x5..
encore06
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Let's assume there are 30,000 applicants this year:
30,000 applicants x $10.00 application fee = $300,000
270 resident elk tags x $30.00 resident elk permit = $ 8,100
30 non-resident tags x $365.00 non-resident permit = $10,950
Total $ = $319,050
$319,050 divided by 300 hunts = $1063.50 per elk.
Even though the $ generated increased, it would appear as if the income per elk decreases as the number of elk tags increases. Still this has been a story-book restocking effort by the KY F&G.
Are my math & calculations correct?
30,000 applicants x $10.00 application fee = $300,000
270 resident elk tags x $30.00 resident elk permit = $ 8,100
30 non-resident tags x $365.00 non-resident permit = $10,950
Total $ = $319,050
$319,050 divided by 300 hunts = $1063.50 per elk.
Even though the $ generated increased, it would appear as if the income per elk decreases as the number of elk tags increases. Still this has been a story-book restocking effort by the KY F&G.
Are my math & calculations correct?
