Out of state hunting
03-29-2004 | 02:07 PM
#2
Joined: Jul 2003
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From: Tulsa, Oklahoma
RE: Out of state hunting
That's going to depend on your definition of "cheap". If it's like mine, there isn't any.
I'd suggest you do web searches for the states you wish to hunt in, find their "home" site, and look at their wildlife departments thru that. If they don't post their fees there, you should be able to contact them. Also, some States have requirements (depending on the game you're after) that you hire a professional guide, adding to your expense.
I'd suggest you do web searches for the states you wish to hunt in, find their "home" site, and look at their wildlife departments thru that. If they don't post their fees there, you should be able to contact them. Also, some States have requirements (depending on the game you're after) that you hire a professional guide, adding to your expense.
03-29-2004 | 03:05 PM
#3
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: North Carolina
RE: Out of state hunting
I don't know of any cheap out of state licenses. I live in FL and hunt in Georgia.The hunting lic is 59.00,the big game tags are 118.00 then a primitive weapons permit is 25.00. So we're paying 202.00.I have friends who hunt in Alabama, Not sure exacty what their's cost but it about the same as Ga's.If you're going to hunt out of state prepare to pay.
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