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ORIGINAL: uncballers45
this will be my first year of bowhunting. i have a couple questions about the licensing. the season opener is oct 14. and i can get an either sex tag and how many dmps can i apply for? also, with regards to the december season, how do you get tags for that, and what can i get? i hope this makes sense. thanks in advance everyone
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When you buy your tags, your bow tags are good for both ends (early and late archery). I assume you will buy your tags in person. When you purchase your tags you will apply for DMP's, of which you get two selections. Read the rules for selection carefully. Only select areas you can get tags...in areas you are going to hunt.
If you get a Sportsman license, it will include big, small, and upcoming fishing licenses for $37, plus you have to buy bow stamp for another $16...tallying a total of $53. Typically, you have to pay for the DMP selections IF you do not buy a sportsman or super sportsman license (with a few exceptions).
A word of advice, if you fish, and turkey hunt...it may be best to buy the Super Sportsman license at $68. You'll get big/small/fishing/turkey stamp (which you do not get with regular sportsman license)...and you get bow/muzzleloading tags. The muzzleloading tagsare incorporated with the archery tags, but I believe you get an additional antlerless tag (not DMP) with the purchase that is on top of the either-sex tag (for use in bow/mz seasons). You can use that as a bow tag since the two are incorporated.
If you get your bowhunting license in whatever form (stamp, sportsman, or super)...your regular season tag will be good to use for the late archery season... and mz (per you have the stamp or sportsman's options).