Cheapest state for non-resident tags?
 

Just curious what the fee is for non-resident hunters in your home state. Washington is $722.70 for everything (elk, deer, bear, and cougar). Just a deer or elk tag though is 394.20.

How does your state compare?

RE: Cheapest state for non-resident tags?
 

A Pennsylvania adult non-resident tag for the whole season is $101.

This gets you:
1 Buck tag
1 Spring Gobbler Tag
1 Fall Turkey tag (either sex)
All small game

RE: Cheapest state for non-resident tags?
 

It's 250 here in TX

RE: Cheapest state for non-resident tags?
 

kentucky is $140 with license and tags

RE: Cheapest state for non-resident tags?
 

north carolina is cheap don't know what is is exactly but will ask my oldest son

RE: Cheapest state for non-resident tags?
 

i checked the north carolina site and it looks like 80.00 for six day permit with tags

RE: Cheapest state for non-resident tags?
 

I heard from a buddy that in Virginia, a non-resident lisence for $140.00 gets you 5 deer tags, 1 bear tag, 1 cat tags (don't know if that is a bobcat or something else) and at least 1 turkey. If this is true I may join him on his Thanksgiving-time hunt.

RE: Cheapest state for non-resident tags?
 

New Jersey:

Non-Resident Archery: $135.50 depending where you hunt you are allow 2 deer per day, unlimited antlerless depending on deer zone

Non-Resident Firearm: $135.50 2 bucks

Non-Resident Muzzleloader Permit (2-year Permit): $19.00

Permit Archery, Shotgun, Muzzleloader: $28.00 each

Permit Archery: Depending on deer zone, unlimited antlerless

Permit Muzzleloader: SAME AS ABOVE

Permit Shotgun: SAME AS ABOVE

Black Bear Permit: Free, fill application, take a 3 hour mandatory class, hunt is during 6-day Deer Shotgun (December)

RE: Cheapest state for non-resident tags?
 

WV is $110 (That gets you small game and 1 buck during gun season)

+$25 for archery
+$30 for ea. add'l archery (2)
+$30 for add'l gun
+$25 for muzzleloading
+$25ea for doe tags (I believe you can buy 3)
+$25 for 3 turkeys

That's $320 for 9 deer, 3 turkeys and small game. Not too awfully bad when you compare it. (At least I have to justify it somehow...LOL)

RE: Cheapest state for non-resident tags?
 

Alabama is $252 for a full season and you can take a couple of hundred deer.