2023 MOOSE TAG ALLOCATION RESULTS CAME OUT YESTERDAY
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2023 MOOSE TAG ALLOCATION RESULTS CAME OUT YESTERDAY
SEE: http://www.data.ontario.ca/dataset/m...sults/resource
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Originally Posted by OLD TIMER
They may be results for 2022 posted for last year. 2023 data isn't out yet AFAIK.Quote:
Originally Posted by OLD TIMER
Results and allocation should be out Apr1st.
Sorry guys, try the site below, it works and it's 2023 results they do have a small problem Calf results are missing but Bull and Cow/Calf results are there.
try: data.ontario.ca/dataset/moose-tag-allocation-process-results/resource/bd509a7b-91e1-4c72-92aa-ec39594fbfd6
Thanks for sharing the link.
Just to clear things up, these data are for the 2023 draw which was just released. This information is more in depth than what is published in the hunting summary as it displays each step of the draw.
I just did an analysis of WMU 15B and my findings are similar to last year. For Gun-Bull and Gun Cow/Calf: tags were awarded and claimed in the primary draw - choice 1, and secondary draw -choice 1 only. Applying for a tag with second or third choices in either draw was a waste of time. Many tags went unclaimed e.g. 23% of bull tags and 26% if cow/calf :scream:.
A quick look at 21A resulted in similar percentages of unclaimed tags: 21% of gun-bull and 26% of gun-cow/calf tags.
The large number of unclaimed tags saves some moose but the downside is that many hunters have to wait an additional year or two for a tag.
Ideally, the MNRF should tweak the system to allocate the remaining tags… as long as they don’t resurrect the telephone draw.
I would be interested in hearing about the results in other WMU’s.
Thanks Sam,
When you enter the filters and you put in for "YEAR" you are offered three choices which are 2021-2022-2023. I picked 2023 and am pretty sure those numbers matched the available tags for 2023.
Like I said there were no Calf results which I reported to MNRF and am waiting for a reply.
About a month ago I had asked MNRF when these were going to be available and they told me early March
Maybe I'm missing something here
Yes, the results for last year (2023) are available. My response said 2022, but that was a typo error and I corrected it to read 2023.Quote:
Originally Posted by OLD TIMER
Something defiantly needs to be done about left over tags,
The people with high number of points and apply to a area with very low required points and don't except their tag are just d!nks.
If in round 2 you don't have a option and you have to except it and pay and loose points if drawn may change how people apply.
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Originally Posted by Matt86
Im sure there may be legimate reasons in some instances but not in others. I turned dow a tag during Covid because suddenly I didn’t have the allocation of vacation days that I did because the company decided to arbitrarily use them against some of the days I didn’t work. It was a one week season that ultimately wasn’t worth participating in.
I never expected to get a tag but I tried to keep a weeks vacation back in case I did. Circumstances change in certain instances. For those instances you should be allowed to throw the tag back into the draw within a week or two and have it re-allocated.
In WMU 37 primary choice 1: 23.8% unclaimed
In " 37 secondary choice 1: 20.0 % unclaimed
In " 38 primary choice 1: 37.3% unclaimed
In " 38 secondary choice 1: 28.6% unclaimed
I'm quite sure they plan on the ongoing percentage of unclaimed tags. So if they were going to allocate them all, there would just be less available in the first place. If its consistently 20-25% unclaimed it all they have to do is offer 20-25% more up front and not deal with the extra time, resources and costs that doing another allocation for unclaimed tags would take.
I know people think they are missing out on an opportunity, but I truly don't believe that is the case. There would just be less offered upfront in the first place.
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Originally Posted by FishHog
Not only they factor in the ratio of unclaimed tags, but also hunter success rates average in a given WMU
IRC these topics were discussed on ofah meetings when this system was introduced
How did they factor in unclaimed tags in a new system when that never knew would have 20 percent unclaimed?
they probably took an educated guess year one and then based it on real data.Quote:
Originally Posted by Matt86