CRFoster68
8 pointer
Believe it or not some states allow that. Talk about postin some property.
Thats a quick way to get shot on alot of farms. You never know who you will run into.
Out of Stater's GOT SOME QUESTONS!!!
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Thats a quick way to get shot on alot of farms. You never know who you will run into.
jbhunter
6 pointer
- Jan 3, 2006
- 294
You have to submit an application to get drew for a quota hunt.....but that is in the summer. There are some decent public places here in KY but they are usually crowded as all get out.
RutNBuck
12 pointer
I just thought of something do we have "NO HUNTING " signs for mexicans
(or how the heck would you say no trespassing / no hunting in spanish)
in my county i think they out number the actual residents
(or how the heck would you say no trespassing / no hunting in spanish)
in my county i think they out number the actual residents
Call in for Quota Hunts ( Changed last few years ). The time is now, you can call in the entire month of September.
CSS archer
BBBC Members
The statewide deer tag is good for two antlerless or one antlered and one antlerless. A button buck (buck fawn) is considered antlerless. If you want to buy more bonus antlerless tags you may, and they can be used without having to fill the statewide tags first (which must be purchased to be a legal deer hunter). The bonus antlerless is 2 tags per purchase.
paralax22
Spike
Out of staters
Good Luck With This Thread!!!
Good Luck With This Thread!!!
RackAholic
8 pointer
If you do not know anyone in Hart County it is going to be hard for you to hunt there because you will need permission to hunt private land. I would recommend public hunting ground. I would recommend peabody wma. It is a large public hunting ground. I myself have never deer hunted there but I have rabbit hunted and fished there. If things haven't changed in the last few years all you have to do is buy a permit. It used to be like $10 for ky resident hunters and I am not sure if it is more for non resident. You would probably want to stay in central city, ky. or greenville, ky. (both are small towns but are very close to peabody.) When you purchase your hunting license there is an option to buy the permit. Peabody is in Muhlenburg and Ohio counties which are both known counties for big bucks. This is just an option if you can't get permission.
