#3063403 - 12/04/12 04:11 PM
Non-Resident Deer Hunting Confusion
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Wes Parrish
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If I have a non-resident friend coming to go deer hunting with me in Tennessee IN A UNIT L COUNTY, as long as he's legal to deer hunt, can he kill an antlerless deer?
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#3063407 - 12/04/12 04:12 PM
Re: Non-Resident Deer Hunting Confusion
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scn
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Yes, with a type 94 permit.
For an adult, his type 073 or 074 NR big game LICENSE covers him/her for using all legal types of weapons.
It does not cover him/her for any needed PERMIT. The Unit L anterlerless hunting is a Special Season hunt and IS NOT tied into the statewide bag limit. It requires the Type 94 permit.
Edited by scn (12/04/12 04:16 PM)
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#3063439 - 12/04/12 04:26 PM
Re: Non-Resident Deer Hunting Confusion
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Wes Parrish
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It requires the Type 94 permit.
Steve, thanks for the clarification.
Wish TWRA would change this one so anyone hunting a Unit L county could shoot a doe instead of a young buck when all they want is a little venison (without having to pony up the extra money for a Type 94).
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#3063457 - 12/04/12 04:33 PM
Re: Non-Resident Deer Hunting Confusion
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scn
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Understood, and the issue is being looked at. Unfortunately, it involves enough money that we can't just make the change without considering the financial implications.
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#3063470 - 12/04/12 04:41 PM
Re: Non-Resident Deer Hunting Confusion
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Wes Parrish
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Understood, and the issue is being looked at. Unfortunately, it involves enough money that we can't just make the change without considering the financial implications.
I understand.
But seems a slight increase in that $251 non-resident deer license, i.e. just make it $271 and let them all shoot a doe would be simple enough.
In the meantime, as long as a non-resident has to pay extra for the "privilege" of shooting a doe, most may remain happy with being "limited" to 3 bucks?
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