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Missouri Non-Resident Regs

Started by arkrem870, October 29, 2025, 03:53:11 AM

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Tail Feathers

Quote from: Meadow Valley Man on December 12, 2025, 03:27:23 PMIt is official as of today.  The Missouri Conservation Commission voted unanimously in favor of the non resident single turkey bag limit. Non resident license fee will be $243.  Another one bites the dust......
Is this effective spring of 26?
Love to hunt the King of Spring!

blake_08

Quote from: Meadow Valley Man on December 12, 2025, 03:27:23 PMIt is official as of today.  The Missouri Conservation Commission voted unanimously in favor of the non resident single turkey bag limit. Non resident license fee will be $243.  Another one bites the dust......

Not doubting what you're saying, but can you post a link to this? I can't find anything on it. This is very disappointing.

Dtrkyman

Well that is some BS, sorry guys I guess me killing two birds a year for the past decade was too much for the MO. locals, sure was fun while it lasted!

In all seriousness I started turkey hunting in Missouri in the early to mid 90s, tags were 75$ and birds were thick!

I have great friends and good places to hunt there, public and private, so will most likely still go but it really sucks, as I will spend less time there with only one bird to hunt.

:TrainWreck1:

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deerhunt1988

And the chain reaction continues! From the commission meeting presentation, only 30% of NR turkey hunters there even kill a single bird. So safe to say 10% or less kill two. Insignificant. Simply a feel good measure to appease resident hunters. Other states will take notice and react accordingly.

What this will cause is the first week to be EVEN MORE crowded. People like me, who'd go up opening weekend to hunt, so I could start hunting for bird #2 on Monday, are now more likely to go close to opening day to get our bird and be done. Now there is little to no incentive to go later in the season. Might as well go opening week as soon as possible when the majority of birds are alive!

They discuss in the commission meeting about not allowing non-residents to hunt the first week. Once they see they've caused more opening week pressure on public land with this regulation, that will likely be the next step.

What a time to be a turkey hunter!



Dtrkyman




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Housing is up 34% since 2019.  New cars 25%, gas 36%, groceries anywhere from 30 to 65%, health insurance 25% 

The list goes on and on and on... Why would anyone think that cost of a hunting license would not go up as well?