A plan of attack to research all of the leftover tag opportunities, secondary draws, first-come-first-served tags, over-the-counter hunts, and much more
The guys sit down with Chris Porter and F-16 pilot Scott Butler to discuss two very different hunting tag outcomes… have a great tag, now what? And don’t have a tag, now what? “The logistics king Porter” drew a coveted PIW mule deer tag, and they walked through his plans for approaching a tag of this caliber and what he is doing right now to ensure success this fall in terms of e-scouting, weapon practice, and narrowing down a place to hunt. Then, on the opposite spectrum, Scott didn’t draw a single tag this year. The guys outline a plan of attack using a GOHUNT membership to research all of the leftover tag opportunities, secondary draws, first-come-first-served tags, over-the-counter hunts, and much more. If you find yourself without a hunting tag for this fall, this episode is for you.
In episode 123 of the BHG podcast, the guys discuss strategies for hunters who didn't draw a tag. They cover various hunting experiences, over-the-counter tags, leftover tags, and second draw opportunities that are coming up this summer as an additional chance to pick up a hunting tag and tips for maximizing hunting opportunities. Key topics include:
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Partnership in Wildlife (PIW) tag
Muzzleloader technology
Alternative strategies to pick up a tag if you don't draw
Effective scouting
Application tips
Hunting data interpretation
GOHUNT research tools
Insulated boots and late-season hunting strategies
The guys broke down Chris Porter's PIW tag he drew in Nevada.
Advantages of hunting with a muzzleloader.
Exploring over-the-counter (OTC) tags in states like Colorado, Utah, Oregon, South Dakota, and Washington.
Leftover lists, second draw opportunities to pick up a tag.
Techniques for finding units with fewer crowds and challenging terrain hunters might avoid.
Applying for tags in multiple states and staying informed about application deadlines, and leftover tag sale dates.
Going beyond surface data to have a better hunt.
Leveraging GOHUNT’s tools and member-only articles to stay informed.
Gear recommendations and refined strategies for late-season hunts.
