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Mottz 01-21-2009 09:39 AM

Permits
 
How many permits are you allowed in your state? Here in Ne we get 3. At $24 a piece.(resident fee)That seems high. Now what I'm wondering is with the turkey population becoming overwhelming, why they don't have a bonus tag. We had a bonus for archery and muzzleloader deer which seemed like it went over really well. Just curious what the stipulations are for eveywhere else?

JW 01-21-2009 10:24 AM

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In Michigan it is1 kill tag non-res approx.$69.00
In Wisconsin it is 1 kill tag but you can buy more tags overr the counter for the later seasons. If you tags for the same season you can more than 1.
(don't know non-res fee) Costs residents about $25 with an extra $10 for each tag purchased.
In Tennessee it 1 permit for 3 birds - 1 per day. non-res $175
In Georgia it is 1 permit for 3 birds - can take 3 in 1 day non-res $175
In Iowa it is 1 kill tag. non-res $190 - $100 turkey permit and a $90 small game license

And those are the states I usually hunt.

Now be aware why do the states do this? Charge for each kill tag or perrmit? The more license sales any state can prove gets that state more money from the Robertson/Pittman act from the feds.
JW
JW

salukipv1 01-21-2009 01:02 PM

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$24 a tag seems high? go out of state for any tag...

We're allowed 1 tag, I think the price is aroudn $25, but I really don't know, I know it's cheap regardless.



birddog3412 01-21-2009 01:12 PM

RE: Permits
 
Illinois residents are allowed 3 permits. $15 a piece

we have five seasons that are 5-8 days long, 32 total days

each tag is good for one of the five seasons

Peck1524 01-21-2009 01:27 PM

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Maryland residents are allowed 2 birds with the purchase of a resident hunting license for$24.95. No extra cost for turkey permits.

ksfowler 01-21-2009 01:31 PM

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Here in kansas we get one permit that cost 22.50 for residents. then the second game tag is 12.50

hoosierHUNTER76 01-21-2009 01:45 PM

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I PAID about 120 for a three day lic. in alabama last spring

TEmbry 01-21-2009 03:51 PM

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Alabama is $125 for a 3 day license....and you are allowed 1 bird per day up to 5 for the season. SO, if you tagged out every day, it would come to $41.67 per tag, but if you strike out...it was $125 for an unfilled tag.

TN was even more with less birds allowed.

My resident turkey permits for KY are $30 for a two bird permit, and I am more than happy with it.

Rory/MO 01-21-2009 03:57 PM

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2 spring turkeys, 2 firearm fall, 2 archery fall.

wis_bow_huntr 01-22-2009 04:59 AM

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Wisconsin turkey permit aps are 3.00 and tags/licenses are 24.00 if youre lucky enough to get drawn for one, just in the last few years they started bonus tags for zones that have extra tags available. not really sure what purpose it really holds, if they have so many extra tags why not give em to the ones that applied and never got drawn. Some folks are lucky enough to get drawn for 2-4 extra tags for different weeks.

Mottz 01-22-2009 09:06 AM

RE: Permits
 
I never realized how much these vary from state to state.

hootnscoot 01-22-2009 08:33 PM

RE: Permits
 
If you hunt out of state, and hunt 5+ states a year it can really add up.

I've spentover 500+ on tags the last several years that I have started out on my journeyto harvest a bird in each state.

Here is what this season could look like if things go well;

Alabama 120
Tennessee178
Nebraska 86
Iowa 202 !!!! Yikes
Missouri 175
Ohio 153 Maybe
West Virgina 153 Maybe

Not even going to count my WI license since I purchase a patrons license (all inclusive) here.

Yes, I have a second job...........turkey hunting is a bit addictive.........just a bit.


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