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Post by old3arrows on Dec 5, 2008 22:00:38 GMT -5
Buster, I own property in Ripley County, but prior to purchasing it I already had a lifetime license. I have a couple of questions pertaining to being able to write land owner tags. Is there a minimum number of acreage, say 40, and do you have to farm it, grow trees, etc. to be able to write land owner tags. Do you have to show proof that it is being farmed? My land is mostly wooded with only a few acres that I would consider tillable, and it is not actively farmed. Prior to my purchase it was used to pasture cattle.
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Post by buster on Dec 7, 2008 20:39:00 GMT -5
With a lifetime license, you have nothing to worry about or change, as far as your licenses are concerned. There is no minimum acreage to hunt as a landowner. Check with your local officer with specific questions on what he considers farmground.
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