Permission to hunt the King's game

[vmax]

Always pisses me off to pay tribute to the King to hunt on my own damn land .

 

[Big Dipper]

It’s not “your land”.

Don’t pay “rent” to the county and see what happens,

Burn down the house on their “land” and see what happens.

“Their” land, “their” critters.

 

[Hoji]

It’s not “your land”.

Don’t pay “rent” to the county and see what happens,

Burn down the house on their “land” and see what happens.

“Their” land, “their” critters.

Depressing thought, ain’t it.

 

[Big Dipper]

Depressing thought, ain’t it.

Yep.

The only land that you can “buy” and not have to pay rent on is in the cemetery — until the archeologists, aka grave robbers, come along.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

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Always pisses me off to pay tribute to the King to hunt on my own damn land .

I'm guessing that is a picture of a hunting license?

 

[robertc1024]

I'm guessing that is a picture of a hunting license?

it's the little envelope they give you to put it in.

 

[Hoji]

Just got my Pennsylvania license. Buck, doe and bear. $164 for out of state hunter.

Arkansas will be $350

 

[vmax]

A friend I have who lives in Corpus Christi, also owns 80 acres in Missouri
He has to buy a non resident Missouri license just to hunt his own land there.

It's out of control bullshit

 

[Hoji]

A friend I have who lives in Corpus Christi, also owns 80 acres in Missouri
He has to buy a non resident Missouri license just to hunt his own land there.

It's out of control bullshit

PO Box and a MO carry permit or ID card?

@Big Dipper how do you handle that dual residency thing?

 

[diesel1959]

It’s not “your land”.

Don’t pay “rent” to the county and see what happens,

Burn down the house on their “land” and see what happens.

“Their” land, “their” critters.

Actually, it's not arson if it's your house, the mortgage loan(s) are paid off, and you don't file an insurance claim. Maybe you violate the burn ban, but hey, there it is.

 

[baboon]

Should have never mentioned your own land, next thing you know someone will be hitting you up to hunt. They might even offer to buy you'r hunting license.

 

[Big Dipper]

PO Box and a MO carry permit or ID card?

@Big Dipper how do you handle that dual residency thing?

Wisconsin only recognizes residents and nonresidents. No break for nonresident property owners.

Most irritating because they (WI DNR) claim there is an over population of deer and not enough hunters — duh!

GTG in Texas, but the cost here is in the access.

In WI I have free access to 80 acres (friend’s land) of prime cedar swamp/aspen upland. Alas, I am back in ATX during the season. Lots of access all around for waterfowl.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

it's the little envelope they give you to put it in.

Well, yeah.

 

[Mikewood]

That’s easy. Stop hunting. I don’t hunt anymore and it has saved me a ton of grief and difficulties.

 

[MTA]

Just got my Pennsylvania license. Buck, doe and bear. $164 for out of state hunter.

Arkansas will be $350

PA is worth it though imo

 

[TheMailMan]

You might own the land but you don't own the game that lives on the land. Those belong to the state, thus you need a hunting license.

 

[baboon]

You might own the land but you don't own the game that lives on the land. Those belong to the state, thus you need a hunting license.

Not true if they are exotics! Non Native Species are concidered livestock so season, bag limits & license are not required. Plenty of free roaming exotics in parts of Texas.

 

[TheMailMan]

Not true if they are exotics! Non Native Species are concidered livestock so season, bag limits & license are not required. Plenty of free roaming exotics in parts of Texas.

Note I sad game and not animals?

If you have a private pond that's not connected to anything you can fish in it without a fishing license. Same concept. But if the Trinity runs through/along your land you're going to need a fishing license.

 

[BRD@66]

I'm glad I didn't go to Academy. Where I bought my license, they actually GAVE me the envelope but still charged me for the license.

 

[single stack]

If you live long enough (65) in Florida, fishing and hunting licenses are free.