BigDaddy12t

Here in Minnesota, you can get anywhere from 1 to 5 tags, depending on where in the state you are hunting. In my area, I can get only 1 deer, of either sex, the entire season.[:@]

wis_rifle_hunter

here in wisconsin he have EAB so every doe you shoot you get a buck tag but you have to shoot a doe before you can shoot a buck. i hate the EAB rules but im going to have to live with them for awhile

gamewarden1

You get a the deer tags but then you get 2 boar tags, a bear tag and 2 turkey tags.....

MeanV2

Yep, IL is basically unlimited with the restrictions of killing only 2 Bucks. I know NE. has multiple tags available also.

Dan

txjourneyman

I started with 5

I still have 5

Joshhuff99

In Louisiana you get 3 bucks and 3 does. Also hunt in mississippi where you can kill 3 bucks and 3 does and then 3 does if you kill them with a bow

TEmbry

KY tags are universal for all seasons to eliminate confusion. First permit ($30)earns you one either sex tag and one anterless tag. An additional antlerless permit can be bought for $15 that allows two more antlerless does. In zone 1 counties, an unlimited number of bonus doe tags can be bought.

So for KY, 1 buck and 3 does or just 4 does statewide.
In Zone 1 counties (of 4 zones), 1 buck and unlimited does.

hardcorehunter

Each state has different tag offerings. My favorite state is MO as NON RESIDENT. 2 buck tags 2 turkey tags, all 4 tags for $150, OVER THE COUNTER!!!. Additional doe tags for $7. MO, I love ya. MO is the best state, bar none, for a nonresident bowhunter to go kill a Pope and Young bow in with no drawing. The world record nontypical whitetail was killed within 30 miles of where I hunt.

early in

HC, Missouri puts out some slammer bucks every year, that's for sure! Do you hunt public or private land out there? Also, is there a lot of public land out there?

travis25/06

there is not much public land in this part of mo. and if it is public it is bow only and is not many people hunt it. i hunt 81 acres 30 feet from iowa so i get the best of both worlds.