Hunting License One stop shop

[DaWiz9578]

Anyone know of a site that is a one stop shop for all states hunting species bag limits, lottery information, hunting statistics, public land information, license cost, etc.? Trying to do a comparison and start racking up some out of state points (if needed) or scoping out future out of state hunts. Got a little one due in August and already one running around, so figure it will be a couple years before I get the green light for full on out of state camp.

I found this one, good start, but information is limited. https://www.realtree.com/deer-hunting/antler-nation

 

[SnakeEater]

Don’t have an answer for ya sir but I’ll be following this one as I’m interested in the same thing.


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[Colek83]

Where to Hunt

Find a place to hunt by searching state land, federal land. Find a place to shoot to sight-in your firearm or get in some practice before the season.

www.nssf.org

Ibused this for info on MD, Seems pretty comprehensive. I will say some states have way better licensing systems and websites than others. Some of them are very wonky. But such is life I guess. Enjoy

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[Weldabeast]

Our rules change every year so if u found a site like that the info may be not up to date

 

[DaWiz9578]

With all the bots we have out there, youd think there would be some that have an eye for hunting and could keep up with our slow human changes haha. And I guess im not looking for that level of detail. If it seems like a winner ill get into the weeds on all the details, but probably wouldnt deter me if hunting times change, or certain areas are no longer huntable, etc.

Changed the thread title, try and get some more traffic

 

[Colek83]

Our rules change every year so if u found a site like that the info may be not up to date

The site I gave him just links to all the states licensing and DNR or whatever the states three letter agency system. That's why I like that one.

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[MrTumnus]

GoHunt is the only thing close to that I’m aware of...granted I’m pretty sure you need to pay to use it. I’m from what I’ve heard it’s more geared toward western hunters looking at draw odds, hunter numbers, habitat types, etc


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[EverettJ89]

I have used google searches to find "best state for ___________ " for all of the information you listed above just to focus the start of my search. It usually will come back with some person's ranking of various states so take it for what it is, but i've found it to be a good starting point for my own research. I've used it to find the cheapest out of state license costs, deer density, buck harvest info, amount of public land, etc. It definitely takes more time than a one stop website would but I've found it to be helpful... Just takes some time. Some of the lists that I've found have been pretty comprehensive as far as the info included in their rankings.