My uncle bought his hunting lic but is waiting to draw a doe tag first come first serve u have to draw a doe tag first for late season and then he can party hunt and use one of my land owners tags to shoot a buck it is legal what they are doing may not be right but it is legal
I received an answer from Steve Dermand this afternoon. He thanked me for calling it to his attention, and assured me it is indeed not legal! He has passed along this info to officers for further investigations.I e-mailed the link to Steve Drumond at the DNR, he replied back, "Thanks for the tip, an officer will be following up on this right away."
And who is going to give a nonresident their antler tag without selling it in one form or another? I can't think of many residents willing to do that other than landowners.Late shotgun season you are right about the other seasons he pulls a doe tag every year for the past 3 years for late shotgun first come first serve on that you get your doe tag this month for nr then he can shoot whatever he wants long as somebodt in the party has a buck tag he can use
A landowner can use their first season tag to hunt second season if it hasn't been filled. This is all the more reason landowner tags should not be sold or used for nonresident hunting. Hopefully events like this will call closer attention by the DNR to the use of landowner tags!i still think you need to have a tag for the season you are hunting in order to be legal?? i cant go hunt second season with a 1st season tag or a late doe tag.
For an outfitter whom he is an agent for. If that isn't selling landowner tags; i don't know what is.He responded to my question. He said he is not selling land tags he is selling a party hunt.
when you hunt with 5 farmers who could care less about killing anything and they are your friends then they let who ever shoot whatever we have 5 extra tags every shotgun season we dont sell s--- you need to understand that right now if thats what you where trying to say or what not everybody breaks the law i dont know what they do where you are from