Hey there, I am a land owner but don't hunt myself right now. Long story short, I have two KSU students who requested to hunt on my property and I said no problem as I have a deer population problem and they came up to thank me today saying they got 3 yotes and their limit so I thought they meant the coyotes which I didnt think there was a limit but they said they reached their max for deer already and to see me next year so I know a family who wants to use my land to teach their children to hunt and they want my permission. I said sure of course but let them know someone already reached a limit on my land so can they get tags and hunt the land as well or am I totaled for this year? I am still learning the rules and regulations so bare with me.
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Yes, they can get tags as well. Limits only pertain to individuals, not the property. And thank you for allowing others to enjoy, and use your land. It is appreciated
Wildlife management should also be taken into consideration as far as how many deer you do take off the farm. If I remember correctly you are in a 3 deer county?
Like Red said, thanks for letting others enjoy your farm.
Like Red said, thanks for letting others enjoy your farm.
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We need more Landowners like you. Thank You for being You!
Wow, it’s great to hear of a property owner doing what you have done. Thank you for allowing some folks to enjoy your property.
Couldn't agree more with the above posts. It is difficult to find ground to hunt. Thanks for allowing people to hunt your land. Sounds like you are doing things right. Too many deer? Reach out and allow hunters. Im certain there are members on this website who would be happy to assist you in reducing the deer numbers.
Happy to help out however I can. I am in a three limit county and I have a unusual amount of deer so I need them cleared out. I posted a while back and got a lot of phone numbers so I am just going to go through them until the end of the season.