KS Repealing NRLO tags- becoming “like iowa”

[Sligh1]

INTERESTING. I’ll leave any comments out. I just found out about this. WOW. I just got this sent to me… if goes through (looks like did or probably will considering the reason & group behind it) …. NRLO’s will be in the draw like everyone for a deer tag. I won’t comment for or against …. Curious you all’s thoughts…

KLA members approve policy for 2025 during annual business meeting

Policy focused on milk marketing, Kansas State University dairy facilities, deer permits, federal immigration regulation and other key issues was approved by members of the Kansas Livestock Association (KLA) during

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[Slick]

"Kansas Livestock Association"...........Meh........not a legislative entity. It would be a nice change but doubtful.

 

[Hardwood11]

Hmm
I’m not sure what to think ?

 

[IowaBowHunter1983]

I'll never fault a law that protects a state's residents (if that's what's at play here).

What does Kansas NR draw look like currently in terms of tags and wait time?

 

[JBAGS]

I'll never fault a law that protects a state's residents (if that's what's at play here).

What does Kansas NR draw look like currently in terms of tags and wait time?

It's slowly getting worse by the year. I heard of guys not drawing in 2024 with 1 point.
Pre covid, you could get a tag every year as there were some leftover in each unit. No longer the case. I saw some statistic that said 58% of people drew in 2023 with no points, down from 80+% that drew in 2022.

 

[tall@wide]

I like it, but would not like it if I recently purchased land there.

 

[mplane72]

Their state their laws. As it should be. Guess we'll see who owns more of the Kansas Legislature KLA or NRLO.

 

[Windlooker]

I have no dog in this Kansas fight but I used to be a nrlo in Iowa. Btw I’m so happy I moved to Iowa. When we would debate the Iowa nrlo issue back in the day a common argument was “you knew the rules when you bought here…”. Well the rules in Kansas were a nrlo got a tag, now it’s changing possibly.

As we all know landowners put a ton of blood, sweat, tears and money into their properties. At the very least current nrlos should be grand fathered ; with the new rules applying to new purchases. Fair is fair.