Screw the farm bureau, and the livestock industry. This originated from the outfitters, they wanted a secure industry. So they claimed they would police themselves. Didn't happen. Also the safe valve was to be price. If one year they sold 10,000 tags 5000 over the intended number then the price was to go up until it averaged the 5000 a year. So the next year the price would be so high as only say 2500 would be sold. Then the next year only 2500 and so on until it averaged the 5000 a year. This system oversold tags every year since the beginning. We have an ever growing outfitter industry selling more that 40,000 + tags in a state that intended to sell only 17,000. Time to pull the welfare check. We've run out of animals. The resource can't take it any more.