Double dipping or not?
A friend of mine applied for antlerless moose in a group draw and they got 3 moose tags for that zone for rifle season ( let's say 355). His question is, since it doesn't specify archery on the tag; can he hunt the archery season in a zone where bowhunting is allowed for moose without applying for a draw tag (let's say 521)? I feel like it would be double dipping, just how I entered a cow elk tag in my first year and didn't know you can't get a general elk tag.
He doesn't have social media so that's why I ask on his behalf. |
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hunt under the authority of that licence during the archery season but only in the WMU specified on the licence and only for the type and species of animal for which the licence was issued
If I understand what you are asking. The answer would be no. He can not "double dip" in this situation. |
he has to hunt for moose only in the zone he was drawn for, and only cow moose
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Go here and look at page 36
http://albertaregulations.ca/2017-Al...ting-Draws.pdf Let's say your friend was drawn in 102 for Antlerless Moose. He could then hunt that Moose in zone 102 from September 1 to October 31st using only archery tackle. Then on November 1st he can use a firearm or archery tackle until November 30th when the season closes. Your friend can not hunt Antlerless Moose (or any other class of Moose) in any other zone for the 2018 hunting season. He can not even be on a partner license for another Moose hunter. |
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If you look in the regs it specifically tells you how many licenses you can hold for each species. The only ones you can "double dip" so to speak in the context you are describing is antlerless mule or antlerless whitetail deer.
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^^ let’s not even go there ... that will be tomorrows thread .. can’t spoil it lol
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Hunting anew area isn’t that big of a deal. Last year we put in for a zone that we had never hunted before. My son and buddy were both drawn. We went the first week of September, jumped on quads and put on about 300km in the wmu looking for the most moose sign. We then picked out a camping spot and headed for home. September 30 we headed back up for our week long hunt. Two tags, called in two bulls. What more could you ask for.
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The scenarios and things that some people cook up never ceases to baffle me.
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they will not sell him a second tag for moose ,and he can not use his tag on the earlier season ,for even his zone for archery ,because his tag is like for oct 1 to nov 1
Not sure if he is pulling your leg or you are trying to pull our leg. the most he can do is shot a cow moose with his bow while his riffler hunt is going on the given date in his zone only. |
Pretty sure he can bow hunt that tag before Oct Jr.
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Some draws are for only a certain time frame regardless of the equipment and some transcend both rifle and archery seasons , all one has to do is read the regulations completely and not just part of them.
There are no " loopholes " only plain English . Cat |
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Also JR, you are so very wrong my friend. I drew a cow moose tag and I will be out with my bow in hopes I do not have to bring out my Slugger later in the season. BH |
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