Stupid landowner deer hunting question

[indiucky]

Yeah I was serious. So what is the benefit to owning a large piece of land if you are not allowed to harvest off of it?

I can pee wherever I want and know the view will be awesome...Plus I can kill deer and turkey without getting tags...I still have to get a hunting license and gamebird stamp because I hunt dove and woodcock as well......

 

[avboiler11]

What the same hell kind of snake is that?

 

[ghitch75]

What the same hell kind of snake is that?

spreading viper....

 

[Mgderf]

You can varmint hunt at will on land you own.
Coyotes do have a season, but as a landowner, you can dispatch them whenever you like.

 

[sig1473]

I own land and still have to buy a license. It's got to be zoned as agricultural to be exempt.

Incorrect

 

[mom45]

Farmland means agricultural land that is devoted or best adaptable to the production of crops, fruits, timber or the raising of livestock, or is assessed as agricultural land for property tax purposes. There is no acreage requirement to qualify for this exemption.

Assessed as agricultural land is not the same as zoned agricultural.

 

[Restroyer]

Incorrect

That's what I am finding out. The CO told me wrong when I bought my property 5 years ago and I also listened to a friend who has more land than me (I have 10 acres that I own and live on). Plus, someone pointed out that the DNR exemptions is written poorly so maybe that is the root of the confusion. I appreciate the INGO group correcting me. That will save me some money in the future.

 

[Hkindiana]

What the same hell kind of snake is that?

Eastern Hognose Snake. They are a hoot to play with.

 

[Vigilant]

Nothing like owning land. The benefits are worth all the trouble.

The state says the same thing in the Spring and Fall.

 

[indiucky]

Eastern Hognose Snake. They are a hoot to play with.

Cold blooded possums they be....