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Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Landowner Hunting Permits (10 or more CONTIGUOUS acres required)
- If you obtain a Landowner Spring Turkey Permit, you are not eligible to purchase a Private Land Spring Turkey Permit.
- If you obtain a Landowner Fall Firearms Turkey Permit, you are not eligible to purchase a Private Land Fall Firearms Turkey Permit.
- If you obtain a Landowner Fall Archery Turkey Permit, you are not eligible to purchase a Private Land Fall Archery Turkey Permit.
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Landowner Permits |
Resident |
Non-Resident |
Opening Day |
Info |
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Deer |
Free |
Free |
Nov. 1 |
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Fall Firearms Turkey |
Free |
Free |
Oct. 5 |
See Turkey Hunting |
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Fall Archery Turkey |
Free |
Free |
Sept. 16 |
See Turkey Hunting |
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Spring Turkey |
Free |
Free |
April 24 |
See Turkey Hunting |
Regulations in red are new this year.
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