Someone explain why TENNESSEE is so expensive to deer hunt….

[ImThere]

What about now?

Still happy to report the answer has not changed. And is still NO.

 

[ImThere]

a business arrangement but non funding!! what is the arrangement!!! whether. to buy a ford or a chevy???! you still didnt answer the question!!!

 

[ImThere]

a business arrangement but non funding!! what is the arrangement!!! whether. to buy a ford or a chevy???! you still didnt answer the question!!!

 

[ImThere]

Figured I'd start with a double post for reading comprehension efforts.
NO!

 

[m_allison71]

Figured I'd start with a double post for reading comprehension efforts.
NO!

Maybe he'll get it by the time he gets through high school.

 

[ImThere]

Maybe he'll get it by the time he gets through high school.

We can only hope and pray. My goodness!

 

[ImThere]

Just want to be clear in case it got lost in there.
The answer is still NO!

 

[.243 Deer]

This thread is hilarious ! I think another NO might be in order tomorrow just in case he doesn't get it tonight.

 

[Laserman1]

I'd give him another year!

 

[Wooden Arrow]

That gangster guy Bugs.

he pronounced it "maroon"...

 

[ImThere]

28 days later the answer?
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STILL NO!!!

 

[Wooden Arrow]

still "no" to best of my knowledge. but, i'm interested in that apparently there ARE denser materials than depleted uranium that could be used for rifle bullets without the risk of radioactivity. probably not enough to keep the USMC going for long though...

 

[Doskil]

Because it's actually good hunting and you get what you pay for. You can pay less than half of that to hunt these public lands in SC and just see squirrels. Now I guess I don't know what the public land is like down your way but I hear it's just as bad as the upstate area where I live.

SCDNR is the Bidenomics of public land game management. I see such a drastic difference in the sign and sightings of wild game when I hunt TN public land vs SC public land and I only hunt TN a few times a year whereas I'm out on our SC WMAs all season long.

I will gladly pay the non-resident license fee every year to hunt much better managed public lands than these tracts of garbage that SCDNR leaves for us here.

At least you have great fishing down your way!

SC and NC let everybody kill everything on public land except for a couple permit hunts they make money on

 

[gladesman60]

Can u answer the question?? if not STFU!! DAss. Let me spell that out for you. Shut the eating chocolate up if u cant.DUMB ASS!!!! im tired of the bullshit answers!!!!!

good, go somewhere else then.

 

[turkey32]

Here we friggin go again. The state does not pay for TWRA trucks.
The vehicles are purchased by the State of TN through the Dept. of Motor Vehicle Management.

TWRA leases the vehicles from MVM. With YOUR LICENSE FEES.
So again NO TWRA DOES NOT GET ANY MONEY FROM THE STATE.

actually no not with my license fees. i haven't bought license in several years being a landowner. TWRA gets nothing from me.. if yall dont like the out of state license fees. stay in mississippi or Alabama you will not be missed i promise

 

[ImThere]

actually no not with my license fees. i haven't bought license in several years being a landowner. TWRA gets nothing from me.. if yall dont like the out of state license fees. stay in mississippi or Alabama you will not be missed i promise

Who pulled your string?

I'll go anywhere I please.

Nothing like to let input. this thread is so old I'm not sure I complained about out of state fees? I don't know I don't care. But I'll say this I think resident fees are too high.