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Originally posted by 44mAG View PostSo they don't let you kill predators until Late November when fawns are old enough to better fend them off. Makes total sense... I guess they just care about the fur.
Originally posted by Addicted2bh View PostSame here, they’re saying he is a poacher... almost every other comment. Crazy how fast people assume things.
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Originally posted by ACCURACYINC View PostI bet they love the money those out of state hunters put into their economy though. Hunting is the only reason not to just drive right through that craphole.
The state does, the locals are whining about the increase in cost of hunting due to out of staters.
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Originally posted by ACCURACYINC View PostOP is also from Deer Park. An area just outside of Houston that experienced a lot of devastation during Harvey. This man was probably getting away to relax and enjoy himself for a few days. Hope you're proud of yourself, snitch boy.
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Originally posted by icetrauma View PostThe state does, the locals are whining about the increase in cost of hunting due to out of staters.
Lifetime Senior Resident Hunt/Fish Combination: $42.50
• Senior Resident Hunt: $15.00
• Senior Resident Combination Hunt/Fish: $25.00
• Resident Hunt: $27.50
• Residents under 16: No license required
• Resident Combination Hunt & Fish: $47.50
• Resident Combination Hunt & Fish - Early Purchase: 42.50 (Must be purchased prior to February 1st.)
• Resident Apprentice (two-time purchase Hunter Education deferral): $27.50
• 5 Year Resident Combo Hunt & Fish: $182.50
• 5 Year Resident Hunt License: $102.50
• Multi-Year Resident Youth Hunt (ages 16-20): $42.50
• Multi-Year Resident Youth Combination Hunt & Fish (ages 16-20): $72.50 A youth hunting and/or fishing license is available for residents age 16-20. The one-time purchase, multi-year youth hunting OR fishing license is $42.50, multi-year hunting/fishing combination license is $72.50. This multi-year license expires on Dec. 31 of the year the person turns 21.
• Nonresident: $97.50 (Download Application if only applying by mail)
• Nonresident under 16: $42.50
• Nonresident Apprentice (two-time purchase Hunter Education deferral): $97.50
• Nonresident Combination Hunt & Fish: $137.50
• National Guard Permit: Free hunting, fishing, and Park Vehicle Permits are made available and issued based on funding to active members of the Kansas National Guard. DO NOT FAX!
• Download 2017 National Guard Hunting, Fishing, and Park Vehicle Permit Application (PDF)
• KS Disabled Veterans: Free hunting and fishing licenses are made available and issued based on funding. Applicant must provide a copy of current disabled veterans entitlement papers showing proof of at least 30% disability. DO NOT FAX!
• Download 2017 Disabled Veterans Hunting and Fishing License Application (PDF)
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Originally posted by AgHntr10 View PostA whopping $27.50...it cost that much to fill up my commuter car!
Lifetime Senior Resident Hunt/Fish Combination: $42.50
• Senior Resident Hunt: $15.00
• Senior Resident Combination Hunt/Fish: $25.00
• Resident Hunt: $27.50
• Residents under 16: No license required
• Resident Combination Hunt & Fish: $47.50
• Resident Combination Hunt & Fish - Early Purchase: 42.50 (Must be purchased prior to February 1st.)
• Resident Apprentice (two-time purchase Hunter Education deferral): $27.50
• 5 Year Resident Combo Hunt & Fish: $182.50
• 5 Year Resident Hunt License: $102.50
• Multi-Year Resident Youth Hunt (ages 16-20): $42.50
• Multi-Year Resident Youth Combination Hunt & Fish (ages 16-20): $72.50 A youth hunting and/or fishing license is available for residents age 16-20. The one-time purchase, multi-year youth hunting OR fishing license is $42.50, multi-year hunting/fishing combination license is $72.50. This multi-year license expires on Dec. 31 of the year the person turns 21.
• Nonresident: $97.50 (Download Application if only applying by mail)
• Nonresident under 16: $42.50
• Nonresident Apprentice (two-time purchase Hunter Education deferral): $97.50
• Nonresident Combination Hunt & Fish: $137.50
• National Guard Permit: Free hunting, fishing, and Park Vehicle Permits are made available and issued based on funding to active members of the Kansas National Guard. DO NOT FAX!
• Download 2017 National Guard Hunting, Fishing, and Park Vehicle Permit Application (PDF)
• KS Disabled Veterans: Free hunting and fishing licenses are made available and issued based on funding. Applicant must provide a copy of current disabled veterans entitlement papers showing proof of at least 30% disability. DO NOT FAX!
• Download 2017 Disabled Veterans Hunting and Fishing License Application (PDF)
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