Kansas Nonresident Advisory

[Badger]

I am going to get my license on line before I apply for my archery license.  I as well got a NR turkey tag. 

[compton30]

I have it as $202.50 in my spreadsheet. Is that correct?

[Treerooster]

The general license isn't a tag...so I don't matter if you want toprint multiple ones.

[GobbleNut]

I have it as $202.50 in my spreadsheet. Is that correct?

Ben, here's my cost from this year.  $12.87 for the application fee for a nonresident.  Then got a $77.22 charge for the turkey permit once drawn.  Finally, paid $131.27 for the required nonresident general hunting license.  Total is $221.36
I really like how they use nice round numbers for their licenses...   

[compton30]

I have it as $202.50 in my spreadsheet. Is that correct?

Ben, here's my cost from this year.  $12.87 for the application fee for a nonresident.  Then got a $77.22 charge for the turkey permit once drawn.  Finally, paid $131.27 for the required nonresident general hunting license.  Total is $221.36
I really like how they use nice round numbers for their licenses...   

Thank you very much, sir! I will update that now. Kansas is definitely....curious!

[ruination]

Depending on my wife's health situation I am currently looking into three northern states.  If possible I'll pick one for a late season May hunt.  None will be less than $200.00 and when hunting out of state I never try for more than one bird.  For all the non-res pressure we get here in Florida it is one of the better deals in the country since I believe we still allow a ten day non-res license (cheap) to be acceptable for turkey hunting then adding the turkey tag.  The WMA license addition is priced the same for residents and non-residents.  A little known secret is that some public land does not require a WMA permit.  These are few and far between and don't be a cheap axx (LOL) and always add the WMA permit.  Good luck.

ADD - just looked at one possibility - OHIO -  $220 and Ohio is a definite one bird state for everyone.

Look further north and east.

Start above MD.

[joey46]

  it's under consideration