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Everything Else => Off Topic => Topic started by: coyotejohn on February 23, 2016, 08:04:03 PM
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Non-resident $20. per day includes all small game, quail (3 species)15 per day, cottontail 10 per day open all year, jacks no limit open all year. coyotes, open all year no limit. I will not hunt coyotes from March until the first of September unless a rancher calls with a troublesome critter, no season, no limit. Lion you need a $75. tag and you would only be allowed to hunt them on the days you paid your $20 fee, no season, no limit. Bobcat, gray fox, 1 August to 31 March, no limit. Coatimundi, ringtail cats and badger 1 August to 31 March, one per season. There is a season on quail but it will not be announced until later in the year.
Best chance at coyotes/bobcat are September and early October there are no best times for lion it's a gamble at best. If you refer to a coyote as a "yote", "song dog", "dog", unless you're sure it's a male or any other stupid ass name you are not welcome in my house.
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;) ;) ;) Those names come out only when you haven't learned to respect the prey you are after... 8) 8) 8) 8) $20 per day?? what about a seasons license?? It can't be worse than Pa....
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Straight from the regulations:
Allows take of all aquatic wildlife statewide, including Community Fishing
waters, small game, fur-bearing animals, predatory animals, nongame
animals, and upland game birds. A valid tag or stamp is required for the
take of big game animals and migratory game birds.
Non-Residents $160
You would still have to buy your lion tag for $75. If you remember Hodgen he would come out and stay with us and buy a yearly license. Would apply for deer, if drawn he would come out, would also come out whenever he could get time off for calling. All big game is on a draw basis.
" Those names come out only when you haven't learned to respect the prey you are after.."
Thank you Goose.