He may not need a hunting license, but he will need a permit. If all those own the land, then there should be one person that is the head of the "estate, trust, llc, etc." That should be the one that is authorized to give permission to hunt. If it is different tracts of land, then yes, each person will give their signature for each tract they he/she owns. The piece of paper is more for your time and money versus right and wrong. So a game warden rights you a ticket, now you have to take a day off work to go to court and plead your case. You may or may not need a lawyer depending on if you feel lucky, but most will hire a lawyer to be in court with them. Now, you are out money for a lawyer, time and attendance at work, and missing out on a sick day/vacation day/or a day's pay just to prove you are right! Some of you may want to fight this in court because the principal of the thing, I can think of a lot more to do with my time than listening to lawyers, judges and D.A.'s. Getting a small piece of paper to prove I have a right to be there is a small price to pay. Also, what if it causes a family strife by pitting one against another. Nope, get a signature.
