| WI sure is proud of thier Coyotes |
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By:
StrutNut
Date:18-Jul-14
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I just started hunting WI and I am a resident of MN. My buddy and I where going to the land this weekend to set up a few things and possibly do a little predator control. Did I read it right where a non res has to buy a small game license AND fur license to shoot a coyote? That fur license is $160.00 plus the small game tag. I guess I will not be doing any predator control this weekend. I had my fawn squealer and AR-15 all ready to go.
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By:
LINK
Date:18-Jul-14
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Not sure about WI but most states don't require the fur bearer unless you are trapping.
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By:
bradbear
Date:18-Jul-14
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I think you only need a small game license
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By:
WV Mountaineer
Date:18-Jul-14
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Cost is the defining variable in all things. Be it hunting or grocery shopping. It is as real as it gets. God Bless
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By:
stick n string
Date:18-Jul-14
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Dont pull a rotator cuff pattin urself on the back, there razor.....
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By:
LBshooter
Date:18-Jul-14
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Have to agree with razorhead, 160 is not bad when compared to other NR tags.
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By:
writer
Date:18-Jul-14
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Hey Strut,
How about contacting the Wisconsin DNR folks so you know you get the right answer, instead of going to a bunch of strangers?
In Kansas you wouldn't need the furharvester license to shoot a coyote.
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By:
StrutNut
Date:18-Jul-14
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From the DNR regs on their site:
Small Game License is $85.00 for a Non Res.
Small game* and unprotected species (bobcat requires a permit, see page 24) may be harvested with a firearm, airgun, bow, or crossbow. Non-resident small game license does not include hunting of furbearing animals.
Non Res Furbearer Hunting $169 Hunting skunk, raccoon, coyote, fox, weasel, opossum and bobcat with a firearm, airgun, bow or crossbow. (Note: Hunting bobcat requires a special permit, see page 24 for more information)
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By:
Bullhound
Date:18-Jul-14
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kinda looks like you did go to the DNR to check......................
I wouldn't have thought there would be a state that would hammer ya like that for yotes.
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By:
Woodswise work
Date:18-Jul-14
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I understand the high cost of the furbearer licenses. I don't understand why coyotes are included as furbearers.
I like the way Kansas does it. Coyotes aren't considered furbearers and as such, only require a license to kill.
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By:
Glunt@work
Date:18-Jul-14
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Wyoming has a good take on license requirements for hunting coyotes. I'll list it below:
:^)
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By:
bradbear
Date:18-Jul-14
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shoot them with only a small game as a res. So figured it would be the same. Never looked at the non res rules for here in WI
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By:
RutNut@work
Date:18-Jul-14
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Considering WI practically gives away non-resident deer tags, they need to make it up somewhere.
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By:
Nick Muche
Date:18-Jul-14
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Hope they keep "giving" them away cause I'll be needing one in a few months. Pretty excited about heading back and hunting with the Ol Man.
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By:
stick n string
Date:18-Jul-14
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Razor, i wasnt insinuating anything about your respect level for coyotes.
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By:
writer
Date:19-Jul-14
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Nick, you're hunting with Sito in Wisconsin? :-)
