Originally Posted By: 49er
Maps/permits for WMAs can be printed from the following link at home. Click on the name of the WMA you want to print, sign it and you're good to go if you have your hunting license and WMA license. On scheduled gun hunts, you may still have to get a permit from the check in station:

WMA maps/permits to print *** click here ***


Still too much crap to have to put up with. Rules are often different from one to the other and from public/private lands for no other reason that I can see than to stick you with a ticket and ruin your hunt as well as your cooperative attitude toward the DNCR.


Agree!! Rules should be rules should be rules. If a rule (law) is good enough for public land, it should be good enough for private, and vice versa. Rules and Regs that protect and conserve the state's natural renewable resources should be unbiased regardless of private or public.