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E.Fudd 12-23-2008 07:19 AM

Number of tags
 
Not sure if this is the correct spot to ask this question, but hereI go.

I have notice alot of people shoot multiple deer during the season. Does each state offer up unlimited tags per hunter, or is it a set number of multiple tags? I know that each State most likely set there own limits but just interested.

Here in Canada it is tends to be one tag per person. You can enter into a "controled" hunt but that is no garentee of an extra tag. Some areas have multiple tags but they are no where near me.

I am also able to Hunt in BC as i never change my address an stilluse the in-laws, so don't tell the MNR.This allows me get a moose hunt in every year.

Rob/PA Bowyer 12-23-2008 07:27 AM

RE: Number of tags
 
Fudd,

In PA, we get a tag with our license purchase. It's good for a antlered deer during archery or rifle season. It's also good for an antlerless deer during our flintlock muzzleloader season with purchase of a muzzleloader stamp.

We then can purchase antlerless tags. At times, we can pick up multiple antlerless tags.

Me, I took a buck with my antlered tag during archery season, I also took a doe with my antlerless tag I purchased in archery season. I also have an additional antlerless tag for another doe management area here in PA.

With that, I also purchased licenses and tags for IL and NC where I tagged a buck with a bow in IL. That's 3 deer for me and yet I hope to fill my antlerless tag for lower PA that I still have.

Hunter_59 12-23-2008 07:27 AM

RE: Number of tags
 
Here in Illinois, archery tags are virtually unlimited statewide and you can usually get 2 or 3 gun tags depending on the areas that you want to hunt. There is a limit of 2 bucks per season no matter what tag is used. So if you kill 2 bucks during bow season and have an "either sex" tag for gun season it must be used for a doe or buck with less than 3" antler.

Planter 12-23-2008 07:36 AM

RE: Number of tags
 
Even here in MA they let us tag two bucks and depending where you are they give out just a few or unlimited doe tags.

I thinkin a one buck state "some" guys are more selective. I have trouble fighting the mentality that I will shoot this little six now and save my second tag formy next deer.

The problem is you don't see a better deer and have taken a deer that would have only improved.

Not that it might not happen again. sigh..........

IAhuntr 12-23-2008 09:33 AM

RE: Number of tags
 
Between both gun and bow season you get 2 bucks total here in Iowa. If you want to hunt with a bow for both bucks, you can choose the late muzzleloader tag as the gun choice which allows a bow to be used after both shotgun seasons are over. An additional either sex tag is also available to landowners.

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early in 12-23-2008 09:46 AM

RE: Number of tags
 

ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer

Fudd,

In PA, we get a tag with our license purchase. It's good for a antlered deer during archery or rifle season.
Yes, butyou also have topurchase an archery stamp.;)

mossberghunter93 12-23-2008 10:04 AM

RE: Number of tags
 
in the zone that i live in in ohio is 4 does or 3 does and a buck

TeeJay 12-23-2008 10:08 AM

RE: Number of tags
 
In MN it depends on where you are. Two areas that I hunt in, less than 10 miles apart. One you could take 7 deer (only 1 buck). The other is 1 buck only. Where I live is 5 across the road is 2.

DeerandbearhoG 12-23-2008 10:13 AM

RE: Number of tags
 
In s. NY state, we get 1 archery/ML antlerless, 1 archery/ML either sex, 1 regular(gun) season buck, and most years 2 doe management tags(DMP),+ were allowed up to 2 sign over doe(DMP)= up to 7 tags.


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