Just copy cat TN,MS,GA or KY it's really not that hard to figure out.

TN license is some kind of tough Tyvek like material that can be washed/dried/abused and still be readable. Oh yeah, it has 3 tearoff, big game, tags at the bottom. Oh yeah, and they have a bonafide check in system that most hunters abide by and they use the data for setting seasons/limits. It's simply amazing.

I don't know about those other states but GA is just like Alabama other than the limit is different.

They used to have tags in Georgia but got rid of them years ago. Guess they didn't find them to be all that useful.

Ga also has the harvest info to fill in directly on your tyvek license.

Yes, but from what I hear/read from some folks is that that would require hunters to be responsible for something else to keep up with and cause undue hardship to check deer in. What we are looking for here is some kind of system where hunters do nothing and yet benefits/data are collected....

I purchased and printed my license and my son's TN licenses from the internet. I saved it as a PDF and could print multiple copies if I wanted. There are places to fill in kill info on the license but no tags. We checked all of our deer in online via an iPhone app and wrote the confirmation number on our license. Seems pretty much like the voluntary system in Alabama. Going to a physical check station is still an option but I don't personally know any TN hunters that used that option. Most use an app or the TWRA website to check their deer in.

Some people just like to bitch about stuff.

If the initial proposal to implement GameCheck had been handled better from the start down on Goat Hill, we might have it in place now instead of it being strangled and still voluntary.

I started this thread because Coosa stated he had killed his limit of bucks and it got me to thinking what if he wanted to continue to hunt for does. I should have just looked it up myself. Then some with reading and comprehension disabilities asked why is it so hard to keep up with a piece of paper which had nothing to do with the question. It went down hill from there.

I buy mine on line and it prints out on a regular piece of paper just like in Alabama. If you lose it (or want to cheat), you can print another copy.

I answered your question. Yes he has to have it with him. Then you went into how the harvest record serves no purpose...it was at that point that the topic went downhill.

Who has the reading and comprehension disabilities?

"(2) Any person hunting deer or turkey, whether
required to be licensed or not, shall maintain and have in
his/her possession an “Antlered Buck and Turkey Harvest Record”
which shall be in the following form:"

I don't see why people act like this piece of paper weighs 45 pounds, scares deer away due to being soaked in saber-tooth tiger piss, and continuously sings the Auburn fight song.

I just keep it in my wallet. There's no cash in there anymore so there's plenty of room.