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ADDITIONAL DEER PERMIT
To take more than two deer, an
additional Deer Permit must be purchased.
The Additional Deer Permit is valid
for deer of either sex. Regardless of what
permit a deer hunter carries, the state
wide season limit for antlered deer is one
per hunter.
The Additional Deer Permit is not
valid unless the hunter has first
purchased an annual hunting license and
statewide deer permit and is able to
show proof of that in the field. A state
wide or Additional Deer Permit may
be used on public and private land, and
during some quota hunts
 
Yeah your correct
1 buck limit

additional permit for 2 doe

Basically 3 doe and 1 buck is possible with Additional permit
 
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Yeah found it all, I was mistaken at first thinking the additional permit could be used for an additional buck but that is not the case 1 BUCK LIMIT STATEWIDE on private land/wma

FT.Campbell is a Bonus Buck

In Zone 1 counties, there is no
season limit on antlerless deer.
In Zone 2, 3 and 4 counties, the
combined season limit is four (4) per
hunter. Hunters may choose to take
up to one (1) antlered deer and three
(3) antlerless deer, or take up to four (4)
antlerless deer total.
 
The wording on these permits was changed this year to clear up an issue. In the past these were "additional doe tags". If you killed 2 does before you killed your buck (or purchased your additional doe tags) you were legally not able to kill a buck. With the change in wording, this is no longer a problem.
 
mikeinky said:
The wording on these permits was changed this year to clear up an issue. In the past these were "additional doe tags". If you killed 2 does before you killed your buck (or purchased your additional doe tags) you were legally not able to kill a buck. With the change in wording, this is no longer a problem.
I like to think I may have had a hand in that amendment. I screwed myself over 2 years ago due to a misinterpretation on my part.

Ft. Knox is an extra buck.
 

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