Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: Eric Krewson on August 23, 2017, 08:30:42 am
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I just found out if you were born in Tn, have a birth certificate to prove it but now live out of state you can fill out some paperwork and get a hunting license at the resident rate.
I grew up in Tn but wasn't born there, I live in Bama now.
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That is good info, because out of state license have gotten pretty high. I haven't bought a license in years so not sure what they cost now but heard they have gone up also. :)
Pappy
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Wow, a state's dept. of wildlife that is offering to save some hunters money. :o
Good for Tennessee. :OK
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Pappy, my Tenn. Non-Resident license was around $270.
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The DNR is hard on nonresident out of state licenses here in Iowa too.From what I gather at least 3 applications costing 50.00 each then a 450.00 charge.So around 650.00 to just shoot a deer for out of staters.
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Could buy a quite a bit of beef for that Ed. That make for some pretty expensive venison especially if you don't fill your tag. I don't really know what nonresident is in Michigan but just to get the liscenses I use gets pricey enough. Base, fur harvester, deer combo if I remember is $77 that doesn't include fishing, spring turkey. The DNR collects a lot of revenues from hunting.
Bjrogg
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Tennessee non resident annual is $301.00. That includes everything though. All deer, turkey and bear. Pappy don't have any bear though. It is a pretty good deal. It's been a few years since I went to Georgia to hunt but, they put it on an out of stater there.
David
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Michigan Non-Resident is $151.00 for the Base License and $20.00 for one Deer tag or Deer Combo for $190.00. Bob
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I like the land owner / wife/kids/grand kids free in Tennessee. ;) ;D ;D ;D No license required for anything except federal birds, Duck/geese/dove, of course the feds want some money but I don't hunt any of those so it don't matter. :) The good thing about Tenn. Non resident is if you buy them in Feb. you can kill 5 Turkey, 2 bucks and a doe a day for the whole deer season along with small game until Jan.31 of the next year so not really that bad if hunt a lot and live fairly close. :)
Pappy
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Yes Iowa land owners and family tags are dirt cheap @ $2.00.I think leasers of land for farming are that way too.In all I can get quite a few tags for $26.00 including turkey too.A residence of at least 6 months is required I think for that.
Those laws can change too.Best to keep notified through a good bow organization that hires a lobbyist.I belong to the Iowa Bow Association and they let me know what's going on at times.
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Well I spent 65$ yesterday for my two deer tags here in Kansas. Mind you, that's the tags, the license was another 27.50$ and so was my Spring turkey tag.
Ain't nothing "free" here in the Free State... ::)
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Dave, just checked my receipt again and I did pay $301.00 when I was at the Classic. Puts it right up there with South Carolina now and I'm a landowner there, too :'(
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Eddie, can't landowners hunt without a license in SC. I know GA and NC can.
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Pat, here in Indiana you have to be a resident landowner to get by with no license. I think that's why Eddie has to buy one in SC too. I have a lifetime license here that I bought years ago. Since we bought our place last year the wife doesn't have to buy a license to hunt our property. If she hunts public land or someone else's private land she is required to buy a tag.
David
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Pat, Dave is right. Talked to the Tax Collector last week and they won't even give me a break on taxes for all of the grave sites I've found on it.
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Ya you have to be a resident in TN. also. :) We do have what the call green belt here and it helps a lot on the land taxes. I think you have to make at least 1,500.00 off the land in a years to qualify , but it really helps on the taxes. Don't get me started on property taxes, we have owned this land since 1940 and pay way more in taxes each year than was give for the land. My house and land are paid for also and the property tax's are more now than my house payment was when I had one. Go figure, you never really own anything. :o One good thing about turning 65, in Tennessee you property taxes are froze, so at least they won't go up anymore as long as I live. Of course they can always change that law and probably will when they need more money. ;) :)
Pappy