Arizona Super Raffle Results

[AZ402]

Elk to an AZ guy.

Mule Deer to NM.

Pronghorn to AZ.

Optics to AZ.

Sheep to TX.

Buffalo to CA.

Javelina to ND.

Turkey to KT.

Coues to AZ.

Not sure where the bear tag went to. Over 500K was raised by these raffle tags. Congrats to all the guys who won these awesome tags!!

 

[elkay]

At least we got 4 of the 9. Hope one of them is mine!! elkay

 

[AZMIKE111]

Bear went to a guy in Chandler, Arizona.

 

[redline410]

With 365 days, hopefully the guy from ND plans his hunts around the Javelina rut. THere's nothing more awe inspiring than a mature Javelina boar rounding up his harem.........

Congrats to all who drew those unbeleivable tags....

-Dave

 

[Basser]

THere's nothing more awe inspiring than a mature Javelina boar rounding up his harem.........

LMAO....Poor guy will be so excited to get the phone call and hear that he won a hunt, then get the news that it's for the stink pigs. Don't get me wrong they are fun to hunt but I'm not sure I'd make a trip from ND just to stick one.

 

[AZ402]

Here are some numbers from the raffle.

A total of 4,853 orders were placed and processed between early January and July 3rd, resulting in the purchase of 42,606 raffle tickets. The breakdown by species is listed below:
 

Species
Tickets Sold
Funds Raised

Antelope
4,868
48,680

Bear
1,582
7,910

Buffalo
3,044
30,440

Coues Deer
3,692
36,920

Desert Bighorn Sheep
5,864
146,600

Elk
7,517
150,340

Turkey
2,583
12,915

Javelina
1,358
6,790

Mule Deer
7,346
73,460

Total
42,606
$514,055






Every dollar raised above goes directly to wildlife and wildlife management for the particular species! All operating expenses were covered by our sponsors, and the sale of 4,752 raffle tickets for the Swarovski Optics package ($8000 value fully donated by Swarovski), which generated an additional $47,520.


Orders were processed from 49 states and Canada. Arizona led the way with 2,735 (56.4%), followed by California with 389 (8%), Texas 155 (3.2%), Colorado 142 (2.9%), Nevada 114 (2.3%), and Utah with 104 (2.1%).