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Hunting license for private land?

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gstoneberg:
In Nebraska you could hunt on your own land without a license for small game for free.  You could get 1 reduced cost deer tag if you had over 40 acres.  When I bought there it was 20 acres so I bought into a 21 acre acreage.  Then they changed it to 40 the next year.  Everywhere else I've lived farmers and their immediate family could hunt for free on their land.

No place I've lived allowed hunting without a license on private land if you didn't own it.

George

Pappy:
Tennesse you can hunt you own land,also kids and grand kids and so on,no brothers/sisters uncle/aunts. License for anyone else public or private. Also you don't have to wear orange if hunting with a bow on your own land in gun season. I like that part. :) :) If I was a betting man I would say you need a license.  :(
   Pappy

BearG:
I hunt Indiana, on private land for deer all I have ever bought is a deer tag.  Small game ect. you need a reg. hunting lic.  I have never had any problems at all.  Other than the the price $150.00 per deer per season. for non-res.

mullet:
 In Florida if you are the landowner you do not have to have a license, everybody else does.

Kpete:
Nebraska does require landowners to have licenses and permits for game hunting.  They do have some privelages for big game licenses.
Wyoming requires landowners to have licenses as well.
Law enforcement in most states has authrorization to enforce game laws on public and PRIVATE land.

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