Immediately upon taking a bear (before moving it), you must check your harvest online, by the AGFC mobile app or phone (83) and have confirmation number readily available. Residents must have a free Resident Bear Permit (TBEAR). Nonresidents must have a $300 Nonresident Bear Permit (NRB). You may use the Resident Game Possession Tags provided in the most recent regulations booklet for this purpose.All hunters must have a valid bear permit in addition to a valid Arkansas Annual Hunting License to hunt bear.
You must write this information legibly in pen or pencil on any piece of paper, cardboard, or material which is attached to, secured to, or enclosing the part or parts.
#Bear kill tagr License number#
You must tag any part(s) of a deer that has been divided with the name, date, address and LDWF license number of the person who harvested the deer and the sex of that animal. Hunters must record these validated deer on the duplicate deer tag license. Hunters who have harvested deer prior to losing their remaining tags must remove and discard the duplicate tags to account for the original tags that have already been used and validated. Hunters can obtain duplicate tags to replace lost tags for a fee from any license vendor. Click "Download License" to download and print your tags.Make a selection for donation to Hunters for the Hungry.If you already hold a Lifetime or Senior license on this account, your cart total will be $0. Press the + button next to Deer and/or Turkey tags.Select the Hunting category either on the left menu, or on mobile devices, in the dropdown menu at the top.Answer the Louisiana residency question and disclaimer.
#Bear kill tagr update#
#Bear kill tagr how to#
How to Get Your Tags (includes lifetime and senior license holders) We use the harvest information collected through tagging and validation to set future seasons and limits. Hunters harvesting deer on Deer Management Assistance Program lands must follow tagging and validation instructions provided by LDWF. Hunters on Wildlife Management Areas can validate kills during mandatory deer checks when deer check stations are in operation. Within 72 hours of harvesting the deer, the hunter must validate the kill either by phone ( 225.267.9998) or online. Hunters who keep the carcass or meat at camp must also comply with resident game possession tag regulations (see below). The hunter must keep the tag attached to the deer while keeping the deer at camp and while transporting it to the hunter’s home or a cold storage facility. The hunter must record the date and parish of the kill on the carcass tag and record the date of kill for the corresponding tag number on the harvest report card portion of the deer tag license. Immediately after harvesting a deer, the hunter must tag the deer with the appropriate carcass tag before moving it from where it was killed. They must also have the tags in their possession while hunting deer. Prior to hunting deer, all deer hunters, regardless of age or license status, must obtain deer tags.
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