supplemental tags

[Conche1915]

what areas can i use a supplemental tag in the 300s

[Nyksta]

Originally Posted by Conche1915

what areas can i use a supplemental tag in the 300s

It says in the regulations as well as printed on the printed tag receipt.

[wcbarker]

Yup it does

[1899b]

Omg

[Bushrat]

If you can read then consult the regulations synopsis and find out. If you are blind then it is a reasonable question only because they don't print it in braille.

[1899b]

Originally Posted by Bushrat

If you can read then consult the regulations synopsis and find out. If you are blind then it is a reasonable question only because they don't print it in braille.

Lol.

[roughneckin]

Originally Posted by Bushrat

If you can read then consult the regulations synopsis and find out. If you are blind then it is a reasonable question only because they don't print it in braille.

But then why would you care? Come here deer I gotta feel if you got antlers! Dang it these are huge. Well off to the next deer. Here deer deer deer. I just wanna touch ya I swear.

[1899b]

Originally Posted by roughneckin

But then why would you care? Come here deer I gotta feel if you got antlers! Dang it these are huge. Well off to the next deer. Here deer deer deer. I just wanna touch ya I swear.

The new Nosler Partitions have braille on them i hear.

[roughneckin]

Originally Posted by 1899b

The new Nosler Partitions have braille on them i hear.

That there is some progressive thinkins

[Hawkeye]

I lived in southern Wisconsin from 1985-1990. Deer hunting is a huge industry in that state.
When I was there, persons who were legally blind were able to go deer hunting, with the caveat that they had to be accompanied by a sighted person.
I have no idea if that is still the case, but it was true at the time.

[catnthehat]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye

I lived in southern Wisconsin from 1985-1990. Deer hunting is a huge industry in that state.
When I was there, persons who were legally blind were able to go deer hunting, with the caveat that they had to be accompanied by a sighted person.
I have no idea if that is still the case, but it was true at the time.

I have read several articles of blind people bow hunting in a double chair stand or blind . The sighted person does the aiming and the blind person holds the bow.
There was a blind person in Edmonton a few years back that I beoievevdud the same thing but with a rifle
This would not help however for finding supplemental tag areas!
Cat

[Marty S]

What if we are too lazy to read the regs? Then what other recourse do we have than to ask smart people on here?

I have hunting regs cuz some nice lady sent me one in the mail. I think her name is Kelsey and she must be an absolute sweetheart!

[elkhunter11]

Originally Posted by Marty S

What if we are too lazy to read the regs? Then what other recourse do we have than to ask smart people on here?

I have hunting regs cuz some nice lady sent me one in the mail. I think her name is Kelsey and she must be an absolute sweetheart!

There will always be some people that are too lazy to read the hunting regulations, the draw booklet, or the firearms legislation, and most of them will whine and complain , and blame someone else, when something goes wrong because of their laziness.

[Trochu]

Originally Posted by elkhunter11

There will always be some people that are too lazy to read the hunting regulations, the draw booklet, or the firearms legislation, and most of them will whine and complain , and blame someone else, when something goes wrong because of their laziness.

Possible someone did that just the other day on here.

[happy honker]

I guess he should have gone to a different forum to ask for advice??

SUPPLEMENTAL ANTLERLESS WHITE-TAILED DEER LICENCE
The Supplemental Antlerless White-tailed Deer Licence is issued with two tags. The FIRST tag issued with the licence (but NOT the second tag) is valid for tagging a deer hunted in one of the following WMUs: 310-314, 337, 346-349, 351, 352, 354, 356, 357, 360, 503-510, 523, 526, 527, 535 and 537. Both tags are valid for tagging a deer(s) hunted in any of the following WMUs: 350, 353, 355, 440-446, 511, 512, 515-521, 524, 525, 528-531, 534, 536, 539-542 and 544.

http://albertaregulations.ca/hunting...amemanage.html

[Habfan]

Good on you for posting what is available in the Regulations. I think the point people were trying to make, is that people need to learn how to read the Regs. It should be mandatory that every hunter should have a regs booklet in the bathroom for reading.