whitetailfreak
Senior Member
Nope
Yes, Georgia needs to separate into zones and hunting license should be sold by address. Example, people in North Georgia above Atlanta should not be allowed to lease property or to hunt outside of their immediate area, really I think hunters should be restricted to the county they live in and not issued a license outside of their area.I keep saying it… Our state needs to jack up non res license fees to a minimum of $1500. Cut a bunch of them out.
Our state has enough residents already competing for happy hunting grounds driving the lease prices up.
Yes, Georgia needs to separate into zones and hunting license should be sold by address. Example, people in North Georgia above Atlanta should not be allowed to lease property or to hunt outside of their immediate area, really I think hunters should be restricted to the county they live in and not issued a license outside of their area.
What about those that own property (and pay taxes) in multiple counties here in Georgia. Going the Iowa approach may decrease some demand on hunting property in the state. Above avg cost for tags, a Game Warden department that is hardcore on rule breakers, and a draw system for out of staters. The fact of the matter is that in the last 24 months since covid 1,000s of new hunters have entered our woods and even before then it was growing rapidly. 2015 licenses sold was around 400k in georgia and 2020/2021 was over 600K in Georgia. That is a lot of new hunters. I don't know the 2022 numbers.Yes, Georgia needs to separate into zones and hunting license should be sold by address. Example, people in North Georgia above Atlanta should not be allowed to lease property or to hunt outside of their immediate area, really I think hunters should be restricted to the county they live in and not issued a license outside of their area.
I never realized they were this many turnip truck victims on here til now.
My turnips got killed by the frost.I never realized they were this many turnip truck victims on here til now.
I wonder if they have to shine the landowners shoes before they go out each time ??Don't know how many of you a members of Base Camp Leasing but my buddy sent me a copy of a lease that posted last night in Jones County. 250 acres leased for 9500.00 a year it was leased within an hour of being posted. Here are some of the requirements for the lease. Maximum of 5 people can hunt it.
* The leasee(s) agree to maintain all food plots, to include either perennial and or annual plantings with appropriate maintenance: herbicide, mowing, disking, harrowing or rototilling. (4 plus acres)
* The leasee(s) may mow, grade or improve roads but may not add, widen or change the course of any existing roadway.
* Deer and turkey lease only.
* 5 bucks and 5 does limit per season, unrecovered wounded deer count toward limit.
* The leasee(s) agree to provide harvest photos of all deer and turkey taken on the lease
I imagine the more Florida hunters you “cut out” the more small mom and pop places we keep in business you’ll be cutting out to. SMHI keep saying it… Our state needs to jack up non res license fees to a minimum of $1500. Cut a bunch of them out.
Our state has enough residents already competing for happy hunting grounds driving the lease prices up.
Reading the information on the property the owner has not hunted it in a few years but still runs cameras and plants plots. I get out of it he takes pride in his property and wants that to continue. I only posted part of the information.I wonder if they have to shine the landowners shoes before they go out each time ??
Yes, Georgia needs to separate into zones and hunting license should be sold by address. Example, people in North Georgia above Atlanta should not be allowed to lease property or to hunt outside of their immediate area, really I think hunters should be restricted to the county they live in and not issued a license outside of their area.
Thankful you don’t make the laws for Georgia. By far the stupidest statement I’ve seen on this forumYes, Georgia needs to separate into zones and hunting license should be sold by address. Example, people in North Georgia above Atlanta should not be allowed to lease property or to hunt outside of their immediate area, really I think hunters should be restricted to the county they live in and not issued a license outside of their area.
I imagine the more Florida hunters you “cut out” the more small mom and pop places we keep in business you’ll be cutting out to. SMH
As long as you go home or to bed by 11 pm..that’s when the best spotlighting is.Georgia resident hunters would plant those same plots with the same seed from the same store.
Really? I'm hoping your just trolling. If , not, I agree withYes, Georgia needs to separate into zones and hunting license should be sold by address. Example, people in North Georgia above Atlanta should not be allowed to lease property or to hunt outside of their immediate area, really I think hunters should be restricted to the county they live in and not issued a license outside of their area.
Thankful you don’t make the laws for Georgia. By far the stupidest statement I’ve seen on this forum