Elk Hunter’s Patience and Perseverance Secured Nevada Dream
Travis Rigby’s hunt dream came true when he won the 2016 Elk Tag from NV Dream Tag Fund.
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Dreams Do Come True for Five Lucky Hunters
Every winner was thrilled to be given the rare opportunity for a hunt of a lifetime. The common reaction was—at first—disbelief and then delight as they realized just how significant their $5 2014 raffle ticket purchase became.
Will YOUR Dream Come True? Deadline Looms.
See the list of winners and a few of the conservation projects funded through NV Dream Tag proceeds. Take your shot at the hunt of a lifetime and be part of something important for Nevada wildlife habitat.
Dream Tag Chance Sales Close June 30th.
Time is running out for your best chance at your “Hunt of a Lifetime.” Take your shot. Buy a NV Dream Tag chance today.
Chad Maxfield’s Lucky Bighorn Hunt of a Lifetime
Bennie Rossetto – Bighorn Hunt of a Lifetime
This could be you. Bennie bought his NV Dream Tag chance through the site and said “website is the best. No better in terms of ease, No hassle.”
What are you waiting for? $5.00 chance could win you the hunt of a lifetime!
Read my successful hunt story.
2013 NV Dream Tag Winners
The Lucky Hunters: Bennie Rossetto from Kalispell, Montana won a Desert Bighorn Sheep Dream Tag Chad Maxfield from Pleasant Grove, Utah won a California Bighorn Sheep Dream Tag. Brian Ross from Gardnerville, Nevada won an Antelope Dream Tag. Dan Noga from Eureka, California won a Mule Deer Dream Tag. Jeffrey Perry from Roseville, California won […]
2013 Dream Tag Winners
“The kids might have to move the wedding! I am not missing this hunt!”
Chad Maxfield, 2013 winner California Bighorn Sheep
2012 Grant Report – NDOW Reclamation Seed Purchase
Reseeding will help restore areas where primarily sage grouse and mule deer are established and suffering from habitat damage. Seeds were applied through aerial drops and drill seeding efforts.
“I scheduled my hunt for the last ten days in October to coincide with the rut.”
“The sheep were concentrated in large groups on the foothills, the rams fighting and chasing ewes in full rut. A few older rams stood on higher ground and seemed hesitant to join the festivities, but eventually they too, joined the fun.” – Guillermo Alarcon