SD has selective ownership it seems like if you hit a doe it’s not their deer if it has a decent rack suddenly is there deer again. LOL

I just happen to know of a ranch in SD that has an elk problem. They eat alot of hay in the winter. The rancher says come kill all you want.

Here in WV you don't need a license to hunt trap or fish on your own property

Nope.

And I have far better governor to look at than yours or your next governor-- I'm assuming his Lt Gov will probably succeed him. She hits all the right lib boxes...

Because they can sell that rack at their annual auction. Some good amount of coin is exchanged there.

Nevada costs
Hunting license $38
Tag application $15 ( for all big game except elk )
Tag app elk $20
Deer tag if drawn $30
Antelope $60
Elk $120
Sheep $120
Bear. $100

around 1985 I purchased a lifetime wv hunting and trapping license, to hunt big game I spend an additional 80 bucks for extra antlered deer tag, 3 doe tags, and a bear damage stamp every year.

I hunt and fish for free
Bought a lifetime license that has long since paid for itself.

Only regret is I did not buy one when they first started selling them.

Same license would cost me ~$70 which is still a bargain.
Hunting and fishing license
Plus 5 whitetail, 2 mule deer, 4 turkey and one trophy red drum tag included
Plus all the required stamps/endorsements for hunting and fishing (fresh and saltwater)

Montana gets some back for non resident tags. A non resident single deer tag is north of 700.00 with all the little sub tags added.

Osky