Robert's Method of Applying for Big Game Tags

Nevada: I apply for all three sheep tags ( Rocky, Desert, California). I also apply for goat, antelope and Mule deer. I am on the waiting list for elk because in 2006, I drew an archery elk tag.
California: I apply for Desert Bighorn sheep, antelope, Mule deer and Tule elk.
Oregon: I apply for California Bighorn sheep, antelope, Mule deer and elk.
Idaho: I apply for Mule deer, elk and antelope.
Montana: I apply for Bighorn sheep, bison, Mule deer, antelope and elk. I am on the waiting list for goat and moose since I drew these tags in 2004.
Washington: I do not appy for Washington because I do not feel the draw odds justify the application fees.
New Mexico: I apply for Mule deer, antelope, Coues deer, Desert Bighorn sheep, elk, Ibex and Oryx.
Arizona: I apply for Mule deer, elk, antelope and Desert Bighorn sheep.
Kansas: I apply for points only for Whitetail deer.
Utah: I apply for Desert Bighorn sheep and elk.
Colorado: I apply for Rocky Mountain Bighorn sheep, goat, moose, antelope, deer and elk.
Wyoming: I apply for Rocky Mountain Bighorn sheep, goat, moose, antelope, deer and elk.
Alaska: I apply for Dall sheep.
**I also apply for moose in Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire.
**I apply for elk in Pennsylvania and Kentucky. The draw odds are horrible, but the low application fee and trophy potenial justifies it.

High country hunting is a "young" man's game. Apply for goat and sheep tags early because the mountains don't get any easier.- Robert's 2004 Montana Pope and Young Goat

Montana and Wyoming have the best draw odds to harvest a quality antelope.- Robert with his 2007 Courageous Ranch antelope.