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Originally Posted by Knotter
from the regs online:
The Supplemental Antlerless White-tailed Deer Licence is issued with two tags. The FIRST tag issued with the licence (but NOT the second tag) is valid for tagging a deer hunted in one of the following WMUs: 310-314, 337, 346-349, 351, 352, 354, 356, 357, 360, 503-510, 523, 526, 527, 535 and 537. Both tags are valid for tagging a deer(s) hunted in any of the following WMUs: 350, 353, 355, 440-446, 511, 512, 515-521, 524, 525, 528-531, 534, 536, 539-542 and 544.
quick test for OP - which tags are eligible for a partner tag for a hunter over 18?
if you can't answer that I'd suggest getting an extra copy or seven of the regs and reading it at every opportunity till you have it dialled. cheers.
K
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Hey there;
I want to make sure I have your question right (and the right answer!); that's the partner tag on the antler/anterless moose, as it is the only one where partner's other than youth are allowed? My early morning brain was confused, and I think I have the right answer but want to make sure.
I also realised belatedly what the supplementals were that he was referring to (after your post). For some reason I was thinking supplemental tags not related to hunting tags themselves, but something entirely different (i.e. bowhunting licences, or along that line).
Just as an assurance to everyone else; these questions (many of which may be "simple" to experienced hunters, and that's fine), are coming from my continuing examination and exploration of the regulations online, wildlife act, hunters education material and topics found online - and most come from discrepancies found between the multiple sources. So most of my questions are based around figuring out where the discrepancies lie, and where the truth is! Almost everyone has been amazingly helpful, by the way, so thank you for that!
Cheers;
PrpleWlf
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