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Field Trials
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09/26/16 10:57 AM
09/26/16 10:57 AM
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Hartselle, Al
Deerslyer86
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Starting Oct 1st you can not hunt on WMA or National Forest land unless you have a valid Alabama hunting license.
Me personally I have no problem with it, but I see a ton of hunters raising hell over it bc of the out of state competition hunters we have that come over here and hunt
It's always been as long as you have your state hunting license then all you needed was a score card from the organization you were in that night or day
Last edited by Deerslyer86; 09/26/16 12:40 PM.
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: SouthBamaSlayer]
#1857179
09/26/16 11:14 AM
09/26/16 11:14 AM
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Hartselle, Al
Deerslyer86
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Do what?
You've always needed a valid AL hunting license to hunt on WMA or national forest land.... Not when you were from out of state all you needed was your residential state hunting license
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: Deerslyer86]
#1857189
09/26/16 11:25 AM
09/26/16 11:25 AM
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Wiley Coyote
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Damn, Teague, put the pipe down.
Somebody has been lying to you. Military personnel only need their resident state ID to get a break on State Hunting License. Just a plain old John Q. Public has always and will always have to buy a NONRESIDENT hunting license and a WMA License to hunt a WMA.
Oh, yeah, what field would the dogs be running on? It IS a Field TrAil ain't it?
Last edited by Wiley Coyote; 09/26/16 11:28 AM.
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: Deerslyer86]
#1857195
09/26/16 11:29 AM
09/26/16 11:29 AM
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alex city
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he is talking about coon dog trials or competitions where no guns are carried...I thunk.
WM Hunter "Trump literally sacrificed himself, his family and all of his businesses for this country.
He literally is a true American hero. And True American Patriot - warts and all."
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: Deerslyer86]
#1857196
09/26/16 11:29 AM
09/26/16 11:29 AM
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Mobile, AL
SouthBamaSlayer
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Do what?
You've always needed a valid AL hunting license to hunt on WMA or national forest land.... Not when you were from out of state all you needed was your residential state hunting license What in the world are you talking about? You mean field trIAl?
Last edited by SouthBamaSlayer; 09/26/16 11:30 AM.
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: oakachoy]
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09/26/16 11:35 AM
09/26/16 11:35 AM
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Hartselle, Al
Deerslyer86
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Do what?
You've always needed a valid AL hunting license to hunt on WMA or national forest land.... Not when you were from out of state all you needed was your residential state hunting license What in the world are you talking about? You mean field trIAl? starting Oct 1st you will have to have one. You use to not bc UKC, PKC, AKC, CHKC these organizations would pay a fee every year where hunters didn't have to purchase an out of state hunting license as long as they was on field trail hunt of that organization. You're scorecard was your proof of a hunting license for a game warden that and as long as you had your residential state hunting license up to date. For example I can go to KY and hunt in a field trial and not have to purchase a out of state hunting license as long as I had the score card with me while hunting and I had a valid Alabama hunting license and an out of state hunter could do the same here in Alabama, but that all changes come next week he is talking about coon dog trials or competitions where no guns are carried...I thunk. correct
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: Deerslyer86]
#1857206
09/26/16 11:38 AM
09/26/16 11:38 AM
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Flint, AL
Bugman
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Do what?
You've always needed a valid AL hunting license to hunt on WMA or national forest land.... Not when you were from out of state all you needed was your residential state hunting license What in the world are you talking about? You mean field trIAl? starting Oct 1st you will have to have one. You use to not bc UKC, PKC, AKC, CHKC these organizations would pay a fee every year where hunters didn't have to purchase an out of state hunting license as long as they was on field trail hunt of that organization. You're scorecard was your proof of a hunting license for a game warden that and as long as you had your residential state hunting license up to date. For example I can go to KY and hunt in a field trail and not have to purchase a out of state hunting license as long as I had the score card with me while hunting and I had a valid Alabama hunting license and an out of state hunter could do the same here in Alabama, but that all changes come next week he is talking about coon dog trials or competitions where no guns are carried...I thunk. corrrct You have a link?
"Deer hunting used to be the pinacle of hunting-what you graduated to after learning to hunt small game. Trying to throw a kid into stand hunting, without having ever learned to HUNT is probably an effort in fultility." BSK
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: Deerslyer86]
#1857207
09/26/16 11:39 AM
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Mobile, AL
SouthBamaSlayer
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Do what?
You've always needed a valid AL hunting license to hunt on WMA or national forest land.... Not when you were from out of state all you needed was your residential state hunting license What in the world are you talking about? You mean field trIAl? starting Oct 1st you will have to have one. You use to not bc UKC, PKC, AKC, CHKC these organizations would pay a fee every year where hunters didn't have to purchase an out of state hunting license as long as they was on field trail hunt of that organization. You're scorecard was your proof of a hunting license for a game warden that and as long as you had your residential state hunting license up to date. For example I can go to KY and hunt in a field trail and not have to purchase a out of state hunting license as long as I had the score card with me while hunting and I had a valid Alabama hunting license and an out of state hunter could do the same here in Alabama, but that all changes come next week he is talking about coon dog trials or competitions where no guns are carried...I thunk. corrrct As a hunter, and with a state with an underfunded Wildlife Department, I'm fine with that. Why should someone out of state be able to use our land without contributing their fair share to it?
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: Bugman]
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09/26/16 11:43 AM
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Hartselle, Al
Deerslyer86
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Do what?
You've always needed a valid AL hunting license to hunt on WMA or national forest land.... Not when you were from out of state all you needed was your residential state hunting license What in the world are you talking about? You mean field trIAl? starting Oct 1st you will have to have one. You use to not bc UKC, PKC, AKC, CHKC these organizations would pay a fee every year where hunters didn't have to purchase an out of state hunting license as long as they was on field trail hunt of that organization. You're scorecard was your proof of a hunting license for a game warden that and as long as you had your residential state hunting license up to date. For example I can go to KY and hunt in a field trail and not have to purchase a out of state hunting license as long as I had the score card with me while hunting and I had a valid Alabama hunting license and an out of state hunter could do the same here in Alabama, but that all changes come next week he is talking about coon dog trials or competitions where no guns are carried...I thunk. corrrct You have a link? Nope. Call Kevin Dunn in Montgomery he will explain it to you as he did me. I seen it all over FB earlier
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: SouthBamaSlayer]
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09/26/16 11:44 AM
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Hartselle, Al
Deerslyer86
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Do what?
You've always needed a valid AL hunting license to hunt on WMA or national forest land.... Not when you were from out of state all you needed was your residential state hunting license What in the world are you talking about? You mean field trIAl? starting Oct 1st you will have to have one. You use to not bc UKC, PKC, AKC, CHKC these organizations would pay a fee every year where hunters didn't have to purchase an out of state hunting license as long as they was on field trail hunt of that organization. You're scorecard was your proof of a hunting license for a game warden that and as long as you had your residential state hunting license up to date. For example I can go to KY and hunt in a field trail and not have to purchase a out of state hunting license as long as I had the score card with me while hunting and I had a valid Alabama hunting license and an out of state hunter could do the same here in Alabama, but that all changes come next week he is talking about coon dog trials or competitions where no guns are carried...I thunk. corrrct As a hunter, and with a state with an underfunded Wildlife Department, I'm fine with that. Why should someone out of state be able to use our land without contributing their fair share to it? I'm fine with it myself. I tried to explain this to a few guys and they are mad about it and they live in this state
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: Deerslyer86]
#1857234
09/26/16 12:14 PM
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Round ‘bout there
Clem
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I'd never heard of this before here or in any other state, using a scorecard as the license or permit for using public land. But I'm fine with the new regulation. If you're going to be using WMAs or National Forest lands then you should pay to do so.
Should apply to birdwatchers, hikers, campers, horseback riders, ATVs or anyone else, too. Hunters have paid the bill for too long with others getting a freebie "because they're not taking game animals off the land." Horseschitt, as Fred would say. Using it is using it.
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: Clem]
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09/26/16 12:19 PM
09/26/16 12:19 PM
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Hartselle, Al
Deerslyer86
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I'd never heard of this before here or in any other state, using a scorecard as the license or permit for using public land. But I'm fine with the new regulation. If you're going to be using WMAs or National Forest lands then you should pay to do so.
Should apply to birdwatchers, hikers, campers, horseback riders, ATVs or anyone else, too. Hunters have paid the bill for too long with others getting a freebie "because they're not taking game animals off the land." Horseschitt, as Fred would say. Using it is using it.
The reason they use the scorecard is bc the Permit is at the club house posted on the wall for that night event. Saves the trouble of ever cast carrying the permit around. So the scorecard takes the place of the permit. I have heard of some GW's going to the club house just to verify their is a field trial hunt that night
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: Deerslyer86]
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09/26/16 12:26 PM
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Past Ol’ man Finley’s plac...
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Okay, so people participating in field trials in Alabama from out of state now have to buy an out of state hunting license in order to participate? Makes sense to me...pay to play.
The Spirit of God has made me; the breath of the Almighty gives me life.
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: doekiller]
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09/26/16 12:28 PM
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alex city
oakachoy
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Say it with me TRIAL, not trail. In his mind, he is.
WM Hunter "Trump literally sacrificed himself, his family and all of his businesses for this country.
He literally is a true American hero. And True American Patriot - warts and all."
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: Deerslyer86]
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09/26/16 12:29 PM
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alex city
oakachoy
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I believe small game Out of state license is 55.00
WM Hunter "Trump literally sacrificed himself, his family and all of his businesses for this country.
He literally is a true American hero. And True American Patriot - warts and all."
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: Deerslyer86]
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09/26/16 03:15 PM
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The club has to apply and buy a field trial permit. It covers out of state hunters. So in a sense , when they pay their entry fees they are buying a permit.
take your kids hunting and you won't be hunting your kids
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: hyco]
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09/26/16 05:23 PM
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March15
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The club has to apply and buy a field trial permit. It covers out of state hunters. So in a sense , when they pay their entry fees they are buying a permit. Exactly, these hunts aren't free. The deer hunters probably didn't realize this.
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: March15]
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09/26/16 05:58 PM
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Hartselle, Al
Deerslyer86
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The club has to apply and buy a field trial permit. It covers out of state hunters. So in a sense , when they pay their entry fees they are buying a permit. Exactly, these hunts aren't free. The deer hunters probably didn't realize this. PKC pockets half the entrees and the other half is split to the winners UKC pockets all the money and puts it in the BANK with the rest of their millions
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: Deerslyer86]
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09/26/16 06:11 PM
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The club has to apply and buy a field trial permit. It covers out of state hunters. So in a sense , when they pay their entry fees they are buying a permit. Exactly, these hunts aren't free. The deer hunters probably didn't realize this. PKC pockets half the entrees and the other half is split to the winners UKC pockets all the money and puts it in the BANK with the rest of their millions Doesn't CHKC pay out a lot better to cast winners
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: Deerslyer86]
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09/26/16 06:17 PM
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Cantonment,Fl
hyco
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The club has to apply and buy a field trial permit. It covers out of state hunters. So in a sense , when they pay their entry fees they are buying a permit. Exactly, these hunts aren't free. The deer hunters probably didn't realize this. PKC pockets half the entrees and the other half is split to the winners UKC pockets all the money and puts it in the BANK with the rest of their millions somebody has to pay the expenses. That comes out before any purses are paid. Got to keep the lights on or at least rent for a place if there is no clubhouse .
take your kids hunting and you won't be hunting your kids
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: doekiller]
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09/27/16 01:45 AM
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Glad you were able to go back and correct all you post. YOUR. POST'S. lol
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Re: Field Trails
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09/27/16 01:48 AM
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Your mom’s house
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Glad you were able to go back and correct all you post. YOUR. POST'S. lol POST'S???? What do those post possess?
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[Re: doekiller]
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09/27/16 02:49 AM
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Glad you were able to go back and correct all you post. YOUR. POST'S. lol POST'S???? What do those post possess? Got me there. They possess nothing, POSTS is how it should have read. The YOU in place of YOUR is probably my biggest grammar nazi pet peeve.
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Re: Field Trails
[Re: blumsden]
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09/27/16 08:01 AM
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Hartselle, Al
Deerslyer86
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Yea, dumbass montgomery will end up costing Alabama money because the guys will probably stop coming over here. Motel rooms, meals, and other expenses will be gone. Other states don't charge our hunters. Bottom line is, there not using weapons, so IMO there not hunting. They can still come over and hunt in these events. They just can't be guided to National Forest and WMA land
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[Re: Deerslyer86]
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09/27/16 08:18 AM
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Yea, dumbass montgomery will end up costing Alabama money because the guys will probably stop coming over here. Motel rooms, meals, and other expenses will be gone. Other states don't charge our hunters. Bottom line is, there not using weapons, so IMO there not hunting. They can still come over and hunt in these events. They just can't be guided to National Forest and WMA land And when no one offers up their land or doesn't have a big enough place to hunt, that is where we end up.
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