How much are your tag prices... I applied today for a second tag... $47 now... seems to go higher each year. Ontario, resident cost. Tom
For fishing, big game, small game, bow and muzzleloader is 98, then an extra 10 if you want to apply for a doe permit here in new york
I think $40 gets you a full sportsman license resident here in nc. But the foot hits the sac when I hunt our farm in ga, 40 minutes away.... $295.
$42 for hunting and archery license here which comes with one buck tag. In certain areas its $32 for a second archery buck tag, and $10 for as many archery doe tags as youd like to buy.
$17 for archery 2 bucks (any deer tags) and 2 turkey tags , antlerless tags are $7 each . $17 for 1 firearms buck tag (any deer) and $7 for each antlerless tag .
I spent $33 on my license and my brother in law paid for tags, which was $45 a piece. And in Nevada, we get one buck each. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
As a youth my license was free and tags are 8 bucks for a buck tag. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
$25 for our license. 3 bucks per season. 2 does a day with no limit. Plus that covers turkey, hog, basically everything except migratory birds. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk
In Pa I pay $20 for a general license and $16 for an archery stamp. In Ohio the NR fees come to about $150-175 I think after I buy the either sex tag. I haven't bought them yet this year so I can't remember exactly what it was.
Yep. $40 gets you sportsman's and 6 tags. You can buy extra doe tags that are $10 for 3 if you tag out. 1 buck, 1 hunters choice and 4 antler-less is what the sportsman's comes with. Not bad at all.
PA is 36.50 for Hunting/Archery tag. Then 6.70 for an anterless tag. Pretty cheap IMO. I can't believe the cost of some states resident tags. I certainly wouldn't complain about an increase here though. Money well spend for me.
If I remember right either sex and 1st antlerless are 28 a piece and hunting license is about the same. Each extra antlerless tag is 13. This year adding a $600 elk tag!
Illinois archery prices are $26 for a combination permit, either sex and antlerless only. Individual antlerless only are $15.50. Only way to get a second buck tag is to buy another combination permit. A couple years ago you could send in a paper application about this time of year and get a single either sex tag for $15.50. Think they stopped doing it or something, haven't heard any thing on it the past few seasons. Hunting license is $12.50 and need a habitat stamp which is an additional $5. Archery turkey tags are $5.50.
Our regular deer tag is $30, but I get the "Super Sports Individual" tag for $93 which includes: fishing small game state trout waterfowl and pheasant stamps Choice of firearm, archery or muzzleloader deer license
As others have said - PA is cheap. $36.50 for archery/hunting tag. $6.70 for a doe tag...$6.70 if you want to try for a second one if there are left overs. Then it was $10.70 to put in an application for an Elk tag. If drawn for that - it'll be over $150. But chances for those are very, very slim.
I bought a lifetime license for $200+ a few years ago. That counts as my general hunting license and saves me $23 a year but will pay for its self in a a handful of years. Hunting License- $23 Big Game (Bear/Deer/Turkey)- $23 (Includes 3 antlerless and 3 either sex) Archery- $18 National Forest Permit- $4 That is what i buy each year for VA, so $45 out of pocket and $68 if not considering lifetime license. Muzzleloader- $18 Extra Doe Tags- $18 DUck Stamp- $10 Those are the only extras i have ever bought, but dont get them on a regular basis.
Price goes up but we see no benefit. No habit acquisition or improvement, nothing! Just pay more money.
