what does your hunting license look like from your state?

lets see what your tag looks like. maybe we can get some pictures from all the states.

  heres missouri's hunting tag, you get four of these on an archery tag,2-turkey and 2 deer.

 

[Dax]

Kind of like this...black and white print off from Walmart.....

[Killdeer]

Just as full at the end of the year as when I bought it.
Kinda proud of the way I keep it looking like new.

Killdeer  

[Scott Beitzel]

marylands are also like dax said just a print off with your name and info i remember when we used to have to wear them on our back and they were like 3x5 size but now just buy em foldem up and put them in your wallet seems like some things go backwards in this world lol.

Scott

[Bud B.]

[misfire]

Originally posted by Killdeer:
Just as full at the end of the year as when I bought it.
Kinda proud of the way I keep it looking like new.

and here I thought I was the only one...

I gotta find me another piece of woods to hunt.

[Cherokee Scout]

Just a word of caution: I am not looking to start a dispute here but you might re-think posting pictures of your hunting license. Someone could use the pics to re-produce the form and attempt to avoid purchasing their own tag or maybe even using it for some other fraud.

[Bud B.]

Originally posted by Cherokee Scout:
Just a word of caution: I am not looking to start a dispute here but you might re-think posting pictures of your hunting license. Someone could use the pics to re-produce the form and attempt to avoid purchasing their own tag or maybe even using it for some other fraud.

That's why you don't see my name or anything on here except the big game tags.

NC's are ho-hum boring.

[rmorris]

For New Mexico we changed over this year and as you can tell I am not a good turkey hunter...

Here is the old ones...

 

Here is the new ones...

 

[ron w]

quote:Originally posted by Killdeer:
Just as full at the end of the year as when I bought it.
Kinda proud of the way I keep it looking like new.

Killdeer       Me to.......mine also looks like it costs to much!!

[Dendy Cromer]

here in GA. we used to have Actual "tags". when i killed my first deer in '81. the limit per hunter was 2 bucks, 1 doe- and does could only be shot  on "doe days".
 Now, we have a peice of paper w/info printed from a website. and the limit now is 12 deer- and of the twelve, only two may be antlered.

[Rick Butler]

Don't mean to hijack this thread,just curious, but what does everyone pay for your resident tags?  Here's a breakdown of what I spent.  I try to buy my tags and licenses all at the same time thus getting a 15% discount.

Deer tags: 12.75 x 2
Small Game: 12.75
Drawn Bear Tag: 12.75 (plus a 4.00 app. fee)
Fur Harvester: 12.75
Sharptail Grouse stamp: 0.00
These prices reflect the 15% discount.
   I still have doe tags and a fall Turkey tag to purchase, they go on sale next month.

[TSP]

I'm jealous.  Here you get a piece of paper and a 'good luck' for around $25 (the good luck part is free).  That's $25 for bow season and $25 for gun season.  You can take ONE deer/yr., gun OR bow, except for some limited 'expanded archery zones' where archery doe tags are around $14 and archery buck tags are around $33.  In those areas multiple does can technically be taken, but the zones are quite small and there are often more hunters than deer...if you can manage to gain access to them at all.  Some of the offshore islands have good deer populations but access is even more difficult.  Northern Maine has some huge bucks lurking...but it's big country where winter kill is high and deer densities are quite low.  To use a treestand here (but not to actually hunt) you need landowner permission.  There's no Sunday hunting, and both archery season and bow season run only about a month each (longer in the limited expanded archery zones).  Ticks and mosquitos are plentiful and free, but if you arrow one your not allowed to track it onto an abutting property without prior authorization.

Dc7855, you can take 12 deer/season in Georgia?!!  Hereabouts the average hunter would feel lucky to just SEE 12 deer for the year...and that includes scouting time!  And the Fish & Game Department wonders why hunter numbers are shrinking.

A different world for sure.