Non res hunting license ?????s

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boombaby

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Soooo looking over the sdgfp website and as far as I can tell non res hunters can only buy a ten day? And have to use it in five day increments? For 125$.... Any other options I'm missing for non preserve hunting? Just seems very inconvenient. Asking bc a buddy wants to just head up for a day of hunting. Can't get five days off and certainly won't need ten days.
 
That is the only option for a non-resident. They even inched it up a little this year. I am getting ready to bite the bullet for myself and two boy's:eek:.
 
2 five day increments or ten straight days.

I wish they would offer a 9 day license that could be broken into 3-3day increments. I could utilize that better than the 5s.

It is what it is, and has been that way forever .
 
carptom1 said:
That is the only option for a non-resident. They even inched it up a little this year. I am getting ready to bite the bullet for myself and two boy's:eek:.
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NR Youth License is just $14 if under 16.
 
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Bet the preserve owners love having their clients buy hunting licenses to hunt stocked birds. :rolleyes:


Nonresident Shooting Preserve, One Day Allows nonresident to hunt on any licensed shooting preserve $48*?

Nonresident Shooting Preserve, Five-Day Same as above, 5-day period. $78*?
Nonresident Shooting Preserve, Season-Long Same as above, entire shooting preserve season. $123*?
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The only other option that I use every year is if you purchase a license after Dec. 15th, you can use the second 5 day period during the next year's season. Kind of nice for those folks who like to close the season out in the snow. I think ND has the same system, only on a 7 day rotation. You sure never know what kind of weather those last couple weeks can bring, but the landscape is stark and beautiful that time of year. If I had enough money, I'd start the last week of Nov. and finish out the season, but I don't.
 
We make sure to always mark the last weekend of the season for the second 5 days. You can always get it changed and that way if you miss your original 5 days for some unforeseen reason or manage to get a second trip back, you won't have already have passed up your weeks. It seems to be the one thing that gets overlooked if plans get screwed up.
 
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