SteveO is right, the odds of doing it the way I did aren't good.  Then again, as I proved, someone is going to get the tag!
One thing that I did on my UT hunt was to apply for a cow tag instead of a bull.  To me, a cow bison is a wonderful trophy.  That cut the odds down from 1 in 1,500 to a somewhat better 1 in 100 chance to draw.  Still not good, but keep building points to increase your odds and maybe????

Here is a link to the thread of my hunt.  Truly a hunt of a lifetime.  
http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=123981#000000

If money is no object I think there are some auction hunts that are sold to raise money for UT sportsman groups.  I could be wrong - I know they do it for deer and elk, but think bison tags are auctioned also.  I haven't researched them, but from what I understand you need VERY deep pockets.

You might want to contact Nathan Andersohn on the PBS site.  He did an excellent seminar on bow hunting bison at the Nashville banquet.

If you get lucky and can draw a tag in Utah it is a good choice. That's what I'm banking on. My brother drew with 0 points you just never know.

Thanks guys,always helpful.

On my bucket list

Has anyone actually done the Custer hunt? Is it worthwhile at all?