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Do you have to have a hunter’s education card to hunt on your own land without a license in the state of WV?
ByI have checked the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources web page, but I still can’t find the answer.
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4 Comments
March 11th, 2010 at 8:10 pm
I looked it up more; Here’s something that you may find intersteting:
Your state’s seasons:
Remember though- the animals on the land are not yours or your family’s. You may own the land, but you don’t own the critters on them
If you need a hunting license, you need to have your hunter ed. card with you also.
Bullybreeder– funny how you didn’t provide a link stating what you said is true. And no matter what state you live in, the animals on the land you own are not “yours”. You can’t confine animals to one set area, so thus they are not the landowners.
Besides, your talking about Kansas, not the state that the asker was wondering about.
If your not going to help the person and just tell them to look it up, then there was no reason to answer the question.
Also, copying and pasting a link isn’t advanced. You just open up what ever type of internet you have, type in google, then the ‘that state’s dnr website. then copy the link after you find the useful info, then come back here and paste it… not advanced..
March 11th, 2010 at 8:51 pm
That is totally not true. She needs to check regulations in other states before she makes a blanket statement like that. In Kansas, where I live, we hunt our own land and are not required to have a hunting license. However, we do still have to buy a deer carcass tag and are still reuired to have a hunter safety certificate. Check your local regulations. It will clearly tell you whether you have to have a license or not. It will be in the dept of wildlife and parks webpage not dept of natural recources. A hunting license is not the same as a carcass tag or hunter safety card.
Edit for hangfire. A hunting license allows you to hunt anything, you still have to buy permits like the deer carcass tag or a turkey carcass tag or an elk tag, and so on. They are not the same thing. You are required to have a license in Kansas if you are hunting on publi property or hunting on private property that is not owned by you or a relative.
Annie Oakleaf, would have provided a link to dept of wildlife and parks if I knew how. Sorry not that advanced yet. What are you talking about not owning the animals, when they step onto your property and you have a carcass tag, and they’re in season, you are allowed to shoot them. No ifs, ands, or buts. No hunting license required.And yes I am talking about Ks. Thats why I told him to check his local regulastions.
March 11th, 2010 at 8:54 pm
I’m confused, how is Annie wrong?
The above person called Annie wrong saying they don’t need anything to hunt in Kansas on their land. But then the same person turns around and stated they must have a Hunter’s ed card and tags which comes from a license? I’m not trying to argue, just trying to understand.
March 11th, 2010 at 9:11 pm
in texas we don’t have to have a license to hunt on our land so i don’t think you would have to